New Ulm review., 1913-09-24


J. A. ochs wss : business visitor IA
The Twin Cities Thursdsy.
NJ. and Mrs. 81. r. Blomquist, Of
Asnkato spent Sunday With New Ulm
relatives. II.
Dr.. and Mrs. g. w. Miller have ~
turned home from their extended visit
TO eastern cities. u
Monday night son sud heir arrived
q the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Mayer who reside on Washington
Street.
Mike Heinen, one Of our contractors
leaves for Aberdeen, 8. D. this week
where he will erect several buildings
for Henry N. somsen.
Come and see our Quick Action
Mslesble Range Demonstration from
Sept. Both to O,t. 4th.
NEW ULM HARDWARE Co. Adv 1t
Mrs. J. w. Rodsbsueh Of Mime.
spolis and Miss Marie Mollert OF st.
Peter were guests at the Jos. Buechl
home last week.
Rev. G. Mayer went to Nicollet
yesterd sy morning to conduct funeral
services over the remains of Alfred,
son of County Commissioners and Mrs.
Jacob Sommers, the same afternoon.
The deceased was 25 years old, having
been born and reared in Nicollet.
The funeral vas held from the Evan.
gelical Friedens church in that village.
New Ulm will lose two of ito few
Jewish families this week, ss Sam
Blumberg and K. M. Lurie vii! leave
for the Twin Cities, the former loc ating
IN St. Paul, where he expects to
establish grocery store on the west
side. Mr.. Lurie and his family will
make Minneapolis their future home.
a demonstration from the factory
will be at our store oil next week to
show up our Quick Action Maleable
Range with the adjustable CRATE.
4. New ULM HARDWARE 90. Adv 80
Some of the progressive business
men aud other residents Of our
.neighboring village OF Lafayette are
anxious to have new city hall, and
In order to settle this question def
'nitely, special election will be held
there next Tuesday, Sept. 3Oth, agree.
ably. to q resolution passed by the
village council recently.
q Rev. Ernest Reineke, of Rushmore,
MINI. arrived here Monday for a brief
visit with his brother, DR.. G. F.
Reineke, and yesterday continued his
Journey to Manksto, where he is in
attendance ct the Northern Minnesota q
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. DR.. G. G. Holm, Of
this city expects to attend the confer.
ence sessions Friday.
Saturday was the 18th wedding an
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brust.
Seventeen Of Mrs. Brust's friends
called ca her to help her celebrate the
happy event. A delicious lunch was
served. The evening was pleasantly
spent playing euchre. The following
were the prize winners: Mrs. John
Dengler, star; Mrs. Albert Buggert,
punch; Mrs. Henry Barth, oooby.
WANTED-A boy to work in Dry
Goods store, must be over sixteen
years. A chance to work up to
learn the trade.
Adv 1t G. A. OTTOMEYER
The Evangelical Friedens churches
of New Ulm, Ess!g and Nicollet will
observe their annual harvest festival
next Sunday. Sept. 2sth. Special
services for this occasion will be held
in the New Ulm church at 10 q. M, in
Essig at 2 p. N. and in Nicollet at Ais
p. m. A thark Offering will be re.
eeived for home missions during all
three services.
The NJ. & st. L. road has had q
large crew of lsborers at work making
necessary improvements IN the local
yards, which will not be completed for
several weeks yet. An extension Is
being built to the Eagle mill sidetrsck
which will accommodate about 100
cars, and the right-of.way through
this section is also being repaired
where necessary. The driveway
near the depot has been filled in With
several cars of cinders, which I'm
provement will be greatly appreciated
by the drivers of autos and other
vehicles meeting trains.
Tuesday morning two well-known
and popular young people Of the Town
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