New Ulm review., 1913-07-30

\ John Kruger left Monday q fternoou
Tor Comfrey where he will visit for
some time with his brother.
y Reduced prices on summer footwea r.
e. WICHERSKI.
4 Adv. 3O.31
An abscess was removed from
Frank Guggisberg at the Loretto
Hospital Monday morning.
You receive full weight when you
order your coal OF the farmers Ele-
vator Co. Phone 489. Advt 30-32
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Helling and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 8. Hage
and children of Madelia Sundayed at
the Emil G. Hage home.
Miss Hattie Engelbert Of st. Paul
arrived the latter part of the week at
the home Of Tneo. Mueller. She will
visit here for several weeks.
On Saturday P. J. Ritschel sold his
fine bungalow on South State Street to
William Huevelmann for $3.50. The
purchaser expects to take possession
October lst.
| A splendid Raudenbusch piano
taken IN exchange on player.pianO
is waiting on our floor for some one
who wants snap. 1t has been put
into first class condition and is A
No. bargain. Come and see 1t.
WmJ. Winkelmann Adv 81 1t
Sales aplenty these days. G. A..
Ottomeyer has big midsummer sale
on this week at which he is giving un-
usual values. The Bee Hive begins
its Removal Sale next week and the
Fair Store has one lasting from the
31st to the 5th.
The Misses Margaret and Ellen
Schoch, Martha Reinhart and Mar
guerite Vogel are camping at Lake
Emily near St. Peter. Mrs. Max
Reinhart and daughter Miss Jeanette,
Dr.. and Mrs. Schoch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Vogel visited their camp
over Sunday.
Theo. johnson and Henry Schwartz
started out Thursday afternoon in the
latter's automobile for = ten days
fishing trip in the northern part of the
State. Their friends are now patiently
waiting for fish and upon their return
for the never failing fish story.
66iN discount on all new ice boxes.
Roy L. BERG. Adv 27tf
Mrs. Margaretha Eckstein, mother
of Jos. A. and w. T. Eckstein cele-
brated her sOth birthday last Friday.
Mrs. Eckstein is hale and hearty for
her age and invited her neighbors and
friends to assist her in celebrating the
event. Cards we're played and re-
freshments served.
Val. Orth who has been the wheat
buyer for the Eagle Roller Mill Co. at
Essig for the past several years, has
decided to go west and will leave in Q
short time. He will be succeeded by
Herman J. Albrecht, one of Milford's
most successful farmers, who will take
charge of the elevator as soon as thru
with harvesting his crops.
Goodrich Hanson of Chicago who
has been visiting the John Bolstad
family for several weeks, returned
home Sunday. He was accompanied
by Miss Helga Bolstad who will re-
main for some time. She expects to
take post graduate course as nurse
at some one of the city's hospitals.
An Unusual Event-The Trouba-
dours, an orchestral troupe. accom-
panied by Miss Ruth Pancost, reader
will be at the Gem Theatre, Wednes
day evening, July 30th. Three reels
of pictures will also be shown. Ad-
mission 10 and 20 cents. A dance
will follow the concert. Admission
50cts for gents. Advt
VIM. Gluth of Milford purchased
Twin City Tractor from F. H. Retz-
latf last week. The engine will carry
a load of twelve plows and eats up 40
acres day easily we are told. 1t is
manufactured by the Minneapolis
Steel and Machinery Co.: one of the
largest and most complete plants for
the manufacture of steel construction
and machinery in the world. Mr..
Gluth plans to use s plows on the
tractor this fall.
C. G. REIN is having a special sale
on cut glass. Adv 81
p. H. McHale has been away for
several days attending school OF in
struction held at ST. Paul for |
Managers of Western Union Offices
which have any cable business. Ao OUT
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