New Ulm review., 1913-05-21
LOCAL NOTES

Leslie Peuser who has been working
at Winthrop for some weeks is at
home again for 4 time.
Absolutely free, your Birthstone.
TO adults, come in and get one.
SCHLEUDER THE JEWELER. Adv
Mrs. Albert E. Peglow of St. Paul
is visiting this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thiedemann.
Capt. Duane of Co. "K", St. Peter
was hobnobbing with the militia boys
Saturday and incidentally paid the
Review call.
Do not wait until the best patterns
are gone in Rugs and Wallpaper. j.
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Mrs. NJ. j. Fitzpatrick of Mason
City, Iowa, and Mrs. W. M. Brisand
of Waseca we're Sunday visitors at
the T. F. Collins home.
Prof. John Meyer occupied the pull
pit in the German Lutheran Church at
ST. Peter last Sunday in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. Gustav Albrecht.
"Genial Joe' Arbes of the City
Drug Store and Mrs. Arbes are the
proud and happy parents of their first
child, little daughter who arrived
last Friday.
The signs of the time are for you to
take a course at Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Send for
catalog. Advt 2O-2l
Our old townsman and station agen'
Fred Starr was visiting friends here
Wednesday afternoon. He is now the
boss man at the New Ulm depot
Tracy Herald.
Miss Agnes Manderfeld left for her
home in New Ulm last Friday. The
young lady has taught the school in
District 81 during the past year, and
that district has been fortunate in
having secured her services next year.
-Westbrook Sentinel.
Delegates from the various Women s
Clubs of the Third Congressional
District hold their annual meeting at
st. Peter this week. New Ulm Clubs
belong in the Second District and will
be represented at the Federation
meeting in June at Luverne.
In addition to the moneys collected
for the flood sufferers heretofore
mentioned, Rev. Geo. Mayer reports
the following collections: Frledens
Church, New Ulm S46. SO; Essig $3.50:
Nicollet $500: Sanborn $500, making
a total of SS6. 80 which was remitted to
the Treasurer of the Synod at ST..
Louis last week.
Street Commissioner Schemann has
had crew of men at work on Mime
sofa Street the past week, putting fresh
gravel on worn places. This is a bit
of work that needed attention badly
and Mr.. Schemann is to be COM
mended for his prompt action.
Nothing makes town look worse to
strangers than humpety, bumpety
highways and we are glad to see them
fixed up.
Mrs. II. L. Beecher and Mrs. F. H.
Behnke went to Minneapolis last
Tuesday as delegates from Orient
Chapter No. 80 to the annual Grand
Chapter meeting of the Order of the
Eastern Star which was held in the
Masonic Temple in that city Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs.
Beecher returned the same week but
Mrs. Behnke remained for several
days visiting in the cities and St.
Peter.
Mrs. Ernest OFT went down to New
Ulm Saturday where she visited the
Carl "Krause and VIM. Wandersee
families, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. Gottlieb Stahl went to New Ulm
Saturday for few days visit with
relatives and friends. \ r Miss
Theresia kirsch, who is employed at
the Morgan House, spent Monday and
Tuesday at the home of her pare nts at
New Ulm. = Miss Cora Metag
returned from New Ulm Saturday
where she had been visiting relatives
for ten days. While there she substi-
tuted in the public schools for few
days for one of the teachers who was
ill.-Morgan Messenger.
Highspire Rugs S-9xl2 at j. H
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