New Ulm review., 1913-05-07

i bOo" beker OF M1nkatO visited
with New Ulm friends Friday.
Hiehspire Rugs s.sxl2 It ]. H
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The little daughter born to Dr.. and
Mrs. Quasi at Rushville, Neb. April
9th died Tuesday, April s9th.
The best patterns and color In Rugs
stJ. H. FORSTER's. Advt, 10
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Will give . coffee social and sale at
the school house Monday Of next
week.
Miss Mamie HerzoR who underwent
az operation for appendicitis last
Tuesday is improving very nicely and
will be able to leave the hospital soon.
The most complete line OF Kodak
Supplies in the city. Films for every
Kind of Kodak or Gamers. ScHLEU-
DER's OPTICAL STORE. adv
The family Of Emil Golnick Of Lafa.
yette was made hsppy last Wednesday
morning by the arrival of baby
girl who happens to be the first one 10
| the family.
Henry Neumann of Springfield who
was resident of New Ulm for quite
number OF years received the sad news
last week that his aged mother had
died in Lithuania April l4th.
Miss Gretchen Behake returned
from St. Anthony Park Saturday
where she has been employed a.
superintendent of the dining hall at
the State Agricultural School.
The Player Piano Recital 1t Turner
Hall, Saturday evening, May 10th
will be special treat to al lovers Of
music. No charge of admission.
adv W. J. WINkEIMANN.
Mrs. George Dusel who submitted
to an operation for gall-stones ct the
hospital last Monday IL convalescing
quite rapidly and may be able to 90
home the latter part OF the week.
A Mr.. Levin of Stewart, MINI. pur.
chased tho Gales residence on South
State Street and expects to take pos
session in the near future. Mrs.
Gales will move to Minneapolis soon.
BY discarding the old street lamps
and installing In place thereof up.to.
date Tungsten lamps, st. Peter expects
to save at least 25 per cent in current
and in addition the services of q lamp
trimmer.
A special collection was taken up at
the St. Paul's Lutheran Church Sun.
day morning for the benefit of the
flood sufferers and netted the sum of
1sSG.OO. Later the amount was in-
creased to 800 which has been for
warded to relief.committees.
Prof. B. Gruenenfelder who has
been the leader OF the St. James Band
for the past eight years feels proud
over the fact that out of twenty or
more bands that applied, his band
landed the contract for furnishing the
music at the State Fair this year.
Fred Loesch, employed at the e]ec-
trio light station had the misfortune
early Monday morning to get the
third finger of his right hand caught
in the cog wheels of one of the
machines. The finger was badly
crushed but it will not become neces-
sary to amputate it.
Plant Books MASTODON PAN
SIZES now If you want a lasting Pansv
bed. NEW ULM GREENHOUSES.
Adv l7-l9
August Poehler and others from
Henderson were in the city Wednes.
day and engaged the Second Regiment
Band to play for them June l4th when
German Day" will be elabQrately
celebrated The Second Regiment
Band has been engaged also to play
for the Shattuck Military School at
Faribault, during the early part OF
June.
All music and drama loving friends !
should take note of the entertainment
which will be given at the auditorium
of the Catholic school.house Sunday |
May llth under the auspices
Of the Young Ladies' Sodality of the
Catholic Church. The general ad.
is IS cents and seats can be
reserved at Willibald Eibuer's Home
Bakery by paying Is cents extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arhart and Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Ottomeyer are enter.
tanning this week newly married cou-
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Arhart of
Thief River Falls. Mr.. Arhart is
brother of Mrs. Ottomeyer. His bride
vas Miss Clara Aos, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John o. Aos of the northern