New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-24

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% ~ siek list Last xssk. y; Ai ALL
Frank ssllnsr and Albert =. Has
nsds : business trip 70 s.. Jamss lasi
Friday. y
| Miss Hslsn Weyhs Of Minnsapolis
visited . tho ". J. Julius homs from
Wednesday 70 Monday.
Miss Phyllis Elkins returned %
Minneapolis yesterday alter two
weeks stay st the F. 81. Bshnke homo.
Martin Burk loft last Wednesday
for South Shore, 8. D. whore DO hss
accepted position % manager 10 .
department store.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will give IN ice
cream social on Mr.. and Mrs. Dirks ;
lawn Tuesday afternoon and evening,
July 3oth. Every body cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Poynter
returned week ago from thsir trip to
Kentucky where they visited for two
weeks with old friends Of Mr.. Poynter.
They report exceedingly hot and do.
pressing weather there during their
stay.
E. G. Steinhauser OF Lsmberton
stopped of here on bis way home
from Minnesota Lake Friday. His
daughters, Callie and Louise, came
with him and will spend the balance
of their vacation at the Steinhauser
home.
Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler are enter
tanning Mrs. Wheeler's brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gore of Monte
video this week. Mr.. Gore sang two
solos as part of the morning SER
vices at the Congregational Church
Sunday.
At the request of the publicity COM
mittee we are sending out copies of
The Review this week to defenders and
former residents of New Ulm 80 that
they can keep in touch with the prep.
aration1 for the emi-centennisl of the
Indian Massacre.
Mrs. VIM. Silverson and Mrs.
Hjslmer Hoidsle Of Minneapolis
arrived Thursday to Join Mr.. VIM.
Silverson who had spent, the week
past ct the Dakota House. The party
will remain for several days visiting
with old friends.
Gustav A. Schroeder who has made
his home At Hinckley for some years
has removed to New Ulm with his.
family and expects to make our city
his permanent home. He will be in
charge of'an elevator at Klossner as
wheat buyer.
No, it is not necessary in order to
win the % prize TO write out what
changes have been made in any I'D
you found in the psper during the
month. All you need do is to write
the name of the advertiser under the
date and the word ''chsnge" or the
word "new" following It, That will
show US that you have read the I'D and
know what it contains and that is all
We are after. -- D.
We have . couple of dozen of those
very useful kitchen tools, the patent
holders for use in canning and pre-
time on hand. These were
giver as premiums last year to SUBJ
scribers of the Review on paying Up q |
in advance. The house.
keepers who got them report to US that
they never found anything else so
convenient in handling glass jars
filed with hot liquid. They absolutely |
do away with danger of scslding or
cutting the hands. Ask for one when |
you pay up your subscription. We
will be only too pleased to hand you
one. .. .....
During Home Coming Week Consul
Hans Won Grunow of the Imperial
German Consulate at st. Paul and
Consul Edgar Prochnik Of the
Imperial Austro. hungarian Consulate
also Of st. Paul will be in our midst
and will deliver addresses at the
German Day celebration on Sunday.
Consul Grunow will be the guest of
Mayor Fritsche and Consul Prochnik
will be the guest Of Attorney Jos. A.
Eckstein. Each of these gentlemen
1as placed an order for German
md an Austro-Hungarisn flag re-
'pectively, which are to float over the
emporary domiciles Of Kaiser
Williams and Kaiser Franz Joseph's