New Ulm review., 1913-09-10

Earl Setter Z nov employed & the
Columbia Clothing Co.
Fred Orsh Of Morton WAS In the city
Monday ceiling on friends.
Fred Setter writes: "Bsst wishes to
oil: We sre doe snd dandy"
Ruben Frants left Monday for s..
Cloud whore hs Will attend school this
year. 81
The Misses Mary and Lizzie stslljss
visited 10 Minneapolis the lister part
Of last week.
Dr.. and Mrs. g. A. Dahl OF Man.
ksto we're visitors st the Hsgs home
Sunday and Monday.
We have buyers for city proper
|ty 4 you wish g sell:
|37tf aC. e. BROWN LAND co.
Mrs. All. vogel and Mrs. Gust
Stuebe returned Wednesday from 3
three days visit 70 tho Twin Cities.
Charles Hsnser Of st. Paul was ia
the city the early part OF the weak and
enjoyed hunting for q couple of days.
Mrs. A. Ackermann left last
Wednesday for : brief visit with her
brother Robert Hoffman, OF St. Paul
and family.
Joseph Everling returned to St.
Paul last week after . few days visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Everling, here.
Mrs. Gottlieb Doberenz returned
Monday from . several weeks visit
with her daughters at Minneapolis
and Milwaukee.
Alfred F. Groebner who attended
the Msrqu quette University last year
will attend tho University Of Penn
sylvanls this year.
Mrs. Mary Bsssen left last Thurs
day for Adams, N. D. to spend .
month st the home of her daughter,
Mrs. F. o. Gronwald.
Mrs. Mary Kral entertaiaed . party
of dozen friends Saturday in honor
Of her birthday. Mrs. Jos. Groebner
entertained Thursday ct . similar
party.
Elmer Backer writes Us from Still
water that be 10 one of those who will
60 to Milwaukee this week to enter
Marc uette University. Elmer will
study Pharmacy.
Miss Amslia Nix, supervisor of
German in the Mechanic Arts High
School in St. Paul visited for few
days With friends and relatives.
Charles A. Zelle returned Monday
from Belleville, Ill. whore he hsd at
tended the annual meeting of the sales
men OF the Belleville Shoe Co.
Albert George Loomis and his sister
Miss Luells returned to Minneapolis
Sunday after q weeks visit with
friends and relatives in New Ulm and
the Town of Home.
Mrs. Albert Schramm was able TO
make trip to Sleepy Eye last week.
This is the first time she has been
able to leave home since last March
when she was stricken with inHamma-
tory rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Veeck of Man
kato spent day here last week visit
ing with relatives. Mr.. Veeck is
nephew of Mr.. Siegel and Mrs. Veeck
is sister of Miss Leah Credicott,
teacher of Fifth Grade, Union Build
ing.
Mrs. Gulden of Dallas, Texas,
arrived last week for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Fischer. Mrs.
Gulden has been in Minnesota several
weeks as she visited with q daughter
IN Minneapolis before coming here.
She was one of the home coming
visitors last year, also.
First class stock farm at bargain
267 acres, 2 miles from town, good
road, fine location. and good improve
ments. Will make . bargain price
upon application but no trades.
Write me for full particulars.
Adv 37-4O
Paul Albrecht and son, Dewey, and
the Misses Lydia and Lillian Grams
autoed to New Ulm Tuesday after
noon. Dewey Albrecht and Lillian
Grams entered DR.. Martin Luther
College which opened up there yester-
day, Wednesday. y.-Fsirfsx Standard
P. j. Jenkins, an old time sub
scriber, notifies US that he 10 again
to the Iron Range for
another year In the schools there. He
will be at Buhl this year. Mr.. jenkins
has been doing summer school work
At the University. He is from