New Ulm review., 1913-12-31
Come Early While the Selee.
ton is Good.
Eugene A. PfefferIle 7 e # Ct / i:
Tar REIIABLE DRUGGIST
LocAL NOTES

GrobCu0n SEo k0ossc " A s1sA
friends. .
Miss Irene Larson of Haoska visit
cd with Mr.. and Mrs. E. y Larson
over Christmas. u
Mrs. Henry Moll enjoyed visit the
past week from her brother, Charles
4 Ess:g of Sanborn. IS
Mrs. II. J. Lindmayer spent Christ
mas with her parents and sister, the
> ,hn S5urm family.
R-inod Dahns has changed his To-
cation from St Paul to Minneapolis.
He was at home for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Radlotf had
their daughter, Mrs. Fred Heymann
and children of Revere with them over
Christmas. .a
Skating on the Minnesota is in full
swing and the youngsters are accept
ing thankfully vacation and good
lie that come at the same time.
Tne city skating rink north OF
German Park is also 6nding favor
with the little ones who do not dare
venture 90 the river among the big
girls and boys.
Nc. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bingham en-
tertained the Wm.. Binghams and
Mrs. r. b. Bingham and Charles
Bingham of Sleepy Eye over Christ.
mas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Siegel left yes
terdsy morning for Winoua where
they will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
K. Howe, and will attend New Years
Charity Ball. -
Caspar Olstad came down from
Minneapolis to spend . few days At
his home in Hsnska and with the E.
g. Hsee family. He also visited
Courtls and before returning Sunday.
Adolph Witt who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonis for the past i've
weeks 10 on tho mend and can no"
take !. little food. His fellow Dire men
knowing of the great expense he has
had voted to turn over to him the pro-
ceeds from their last run.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gag of Marshall
wore members of the family reunion
Christmas Day ct the Joseph Gag
home. There are eight children In the
family and ali were present which
made the occasion . very happy one.
Mr.. Gag has returned to Msrshall but
Mrs. Gag remained to visit with her
p.rents Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos. Flor and
her sister, Mrs. Otto Heymsnn.
Street Commissioner Herman Schie-
mann got busy with force OF men
last Wednesday morning and swept
and busted the city streets for Christ
ma, Day. It made q big improve
ment in the looks of Minnesota Street
but it might be suggested to those
mercha ants who have teams constantly
stopping in front of their places OF
business that q clean up every few
DAYS would be good thing not only
for the city but for their OVID business
a. we'll. Another thing that Is lack
ing is the sprinkler wagon. There 10
even more dust flying at the present
time than during the summer when
occasional rains keep It down but tor
} weeks the sprinklers have not been
used With the exception OF last We'd
nesday afternoon.
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= offlce Of Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General,
4 Washington, D. c., Nov. 5, 1913 =
X Postmaster at rural delivery OF.
. fees and rural carriers are direct.
- ed to bring to the attention OF =
patrons that it Is the desire OF the =
Department that all first class !.
mail matter deposited In rura'
mall boxes shall be stamped oe- =
fore being SO deposited. =
When this Is not praeticapIe
coins left In such boxes for tne
purchase Of stamps should be de-
posted In coin. holding receptacles =
and not Inciosed In envelopes, =
In nj