New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-07-31

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Mrs. b. G. Herring Of Chicago Y
visiting With her father. Lorsoz
Schneider and will remain for some
weeks.
John Backer will opsn his new shoe
store Saturday,, August 3rd in the
George jacobs building one door
north Of the ssRsrt NEST market.
Oh Hsrmsn Hsrting Of Il susu :
visited at tic home 81 his cousin, Mrs.
A. ]. Alvin yesterday. Dr.. Hsrting
was on his way homo from Tracy ~
auto.
Mrs. r. Msssspust of West Newton
will entertain the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary Societies Of the Congre'
essionsl Church next Friday after.
noon.
School will begin tho week after tho
Celebration, August 18th. Teachers
examinations were held this week q
tho High School Building, Supt. Hess
conducting.
Mrs. C. A. Zelle returned from the
Cities Thursday accompanied BY little
Miss Louise Heimerdinger Of, st. Paul
who will spend the rest of her vacs-,
ton in New Ulm.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto D. English Saturday eve.
ming but died early Monday morning.
The child was buried Tuesday
morning in the Catholic Cemetery.
H.. c. Warnke of Clement expects
to come back to New Ulm some time
this fall and will move into the former
Marti property on South Washington
Street which he recently purchased.
Miss Anna Toberer who left for
Yellowstone National Park about'3
weeks ago returned home Wednesday
evening. She had an enjoyable trip
and spent several days with friends at
Minneapolis on her return trip.
Miss Sophie Kogge is spending her
vacation at st, James at the Schweppe
home. Miss Olga sandsu, another OF
the stenographers q the Eagle Mill, 10
taking her vacation this week also
and 10 visiting in Winthrop.
Mr.. Hjslmer Hoidsle of Minnespo.
liz arrived the latter part of last week
to spend the week end with Mrs.
Hoidale who has been here for the
past two weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoidsle
returned to Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Hess returned
to New Ulm last Friday from Mime
apolis. Mrs. Hess has spent the past
four weeks with Mr.. Hess who has
been teaching at the University Sum
jmer School since the middle of June.
*You will have the best opportunity
that you will ever be offered to buy
one of these fine high grade standard
A. B. Cameron pianos at the greatest
piano sale that has ever come of In
this county or any other place. So
keep watching this paper for the next
two weeks for it will pay you to keep
your eyes open. Enough said.
Miss Mollie Esser of Wisconsin, q
niece of the Esser boys who has been
here for the past month, will return
home Friday. Monday evening .
large number of her friends rendered
her surprise party at the home OF
Mrs B. Esser which was thoroly en-.
joyed by all.
OF the many beautiful bits of scenery
about New Ulm the one that shows to
best advantage at the present time is
that which is to be seen from the top
,of the "Hundsruecken" or "Csmel's
Back. The fat valley lying at the
foot Of the encircling bluffs shows .
golden crop OF rye just going into the
stack. The bright yellow of the
stubble field 10 set of by the green Of
the meadows adjoining and in the
distance 10 seen field Of dark green
corn. The hills arc covered with
thick growth Of oak, sumsc, cherry
sud linden. The jview from tho hill.
top we'll repays one for the long walk
from down town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Hsge returned
Thursday from their western trip.
They visited Yellowstone Park and
other points in that country and on
their way home stopped for nearly q
week in North Dakota. They report
. pleasant trip but say the weather
was hot, dusty and depressing. Mr..