New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
A.MERRY
Merry Christmas
TO ALL and TO ALL 4
An Edison Phonograph
Eugene A. Pfefferle
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LOCAL NOTES
Miss, Lizzie. Bianchi has gone, 4
Wsbasso TO syiait until the, HOLIDAYS.
Watch our window fosI ssturda,
specikls. r. AZ. ScaRUPP Adv 4s
Pani Holm of Bsasess Crossing;
Nsbr. visited Sunday and Monday &
the German, N. E. Parsonage.
Grace .Hdstington g. COY st the
American Thursday, Friday snl
Saturday, 10,hnd l5c. Adv n
Judge I. M. Olsen and Court Reppf'
u W. Eckstsin left Mond1y Is,
Marshsal Tor The fsll term ef court oi
Lyon County which opened there
yesterday. ~
Conductor Tom Hughes is I'd. be
congratulated in his lste acquisition
Of two superb day coaches on the
Hughes Flyer between Tracy aud
MsnkAso. We'll ail ride with Tom
now re.-Tracy Weekly Herald.
Try our shsmpoos. Our methods OF
drying the hair with either warm or
cold sir will surely please you.
The MsrinellO Shop.
Miss HERTHA LUECK
Rear of FO)lmann's Millinery Store.
Adv Il
Mrs. G.. Cornwall returned home
Friday after q two weeks visit here
with her parents. Mrs. Olsen recently
underwent IN operation and Mrs.
Cornwall came home to be with her.
Mrs. Olsen is recovering nicely.
Grace Huntington & Co, in Comedy
Sketches, Thursday. matinee and
evening, Friday ana Saturday at the
American Theatre. Adm. 10 and l5c.
Adv 48
a basket social and program was
held at the schoolhouse in District 81
Friday and was very we'll attended.
The proceeds of the basket sale netted
s23.95 which will 60 to improve the
school. Miss Cecilia Walters of St.
Peter is the teacher ic Dist. 81.
Miss Anna Firle who has been
employed at the Overall Factory at
New Ulm for the past ten months
resigned her position there last week
and will assist in caring for her
mother, Mrs. C. Firle, in Cairo, who
has been ailing for the past few weeks.
Fairfax Standard.
Saturday evening there. will be an
entertainment at the German MethO.
dist Church which will be free of
charge and to which every one is
cordially invited. The program will
be given by Rev. Dr.. Fl. J. Hoffert,
President of St. Paul Park College
and two of the members of his faculty,
the teachers of music and elocution.
"A valuable black buffalo robe
which was stolen from the barn of
Jacob ,klossner Jr. by stranger
about two weeks ago has been recover
ed. 1t was found after protracted
search at the home Of Louis Brey who
lives 90 North Broadway where it
had been left by the thief in exchange
for square meal. From the descrip-
tiOn OF the man Chief Klause is of the
opinion that the stranger who an
nexed the bu Fl alo robe was none other
th an John Frazier who was arrested
several weeks ago for drunkenness.
A. j. Alvin and son Leroy enter. |
tanned. at Waldheim for DR.. Shastri
who lectured at Turner Hall last eve
ming. The Study Club were especially !
invited to meet the Doctor as they !
have been interested in the religions |
of India for year past. The enter !
tainment was in the nature of an in.
formal supper. Covers we're laid for
twenty, the guests being N. Henning.
sen, DR.. Strickler, Supt. Hess, FL. G.
Peterson, H. L. Beecher, Rev. dohn,
Franklin Edwards, HERNIA an Held, DR..
Fritsche, DR.. Reineke, DR.. W,eiser,
Dr.. Schoch, E. j. Buehrer, Rev.
Wheeler, F. c. Lewis, DR.. Bell, w.
3. Alvin and A. Steinhauser. ,-
Always on hand, fresh vegetables,
such as lettuce. celery. tomatoes.
cabbage etc. +. "A. SCHRUPP ADV As