New Ulm review., 1913-09-24
LOCAL NOTES

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The Young Ladies' Society Of 81.
Paups Lutheran church met Wednes.
day With Mrs. 81. A. Vogelpohi. 3
Miss Vera Strickler, who is teaching
! il the high school ct Henderson, spent
Sunday at home with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schroeder Of
Fairfax visited with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
| A. Vogelpohl few days last week.
The eye glasses you want are the
kind we have, plus our skill in fitting
Them. Albert Myer at G.. G, Rein 9
Saturday Sept. q. Adv
Miss Margaret Schoch left Wednt g.
day afterp Don for Rockford, III. where
she will take up Domestic Science at
Rockford College. a5t
We are in the market to buy pota-
toes for cash. SToRK Bros. 39tf 1
Alfred Groebner left yesterday for
Phil adelphia where he will take up q
course in dentistry at the University
of Penn sylvania.
Russell johnson left for St. Paul
Saturday morning. After . short
visit with relatives he left for Madison
where he will enter the University OF
Wisconsin.
Newly-weds, save money by pur-
chasing your household necessities at
4, rich's Bargain Store. The goods
are new and clean, and the prices 1T
vour purse. Advt 1t
Joseph p. Vogel notifies the Review
that be was also member of Sibley's
expedition to the Bad Lands in 1864
of which mention was made in the
columns Of the Review last week.
Miss Leola Strickler left Monday
for Madison where she will resume
her studies at the University.
Lawrence Neumaun also left for the
"U" of Wisconsin where he will con-
tlnue his studies. '|.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Ben Frantz have re-
turned from their honey moon trip
and have spent the last few days with
relatives and friends here. They
leave tod ay for Sleepy Eye and will
20 to housekeeping.
Mrs. August Stork, Sr., is confined
to her home as the result of sprained
ankle which she sustained recently in
stepping from an automobile. 1t ls
not believed, however, that the injury
Is of a permanent nature.
Frank Behnke. Treasurer OF the
Brown County Agricultural Society,
Is now ready to pay the premiums
awarded at the recent Brown County
Fair. All those who were awarded
and have not been paid
should call on Mr.. Behnke at Bier
baum's Model Grocery within the next
10 days and receive their money.
Henry Uhlhorn, for IA years one of
Adrian's hard working farmers, will
nave an auction sale Tuesday, Sep
tember 3Oth, and he and his wife will
AXE an earned vacation from farm
life, Henry having rented his farm.
They will remove to New Ulm, where
Mrs. Uhlhorn's parents reside. Their
many friends greatly regret to have
hem leave the community. After
getting located at New U]m, Henry
believes that he will have time for
more pleasure rides in bis auto
Comfrey Times.
A unique method of advertising a
county fair was successfully carried
,hru by the boosters of Marshall last
week. The Lyon County Fair will be
1eld at Msrshall from September 23rd
o the Goth inclusive. To properly ad-
7ertise the event, some one hit upon
he novel scheme of starting out fair
boosters in autos to visit the neigh
ooring towns. Accompanied by two
,ands about 300 fair boosters In SO
machines started out from Marshall
Tuesday, September 10Th and visited
ourteen towns, travelling $50 miles in
III. It is needless to say that they
we're Enthusiastically received at all
points of their itinerary. ...
The eyestrain that causes the head
,che is removed by the glasses that fit
he eyes. Get them of Albert Myer at
}. G. Reim's Sat. Sept. 27. Adv
Saturday afternoon while Frank
3chanders was driving a one horse
.ie and coming down the Kenyon hill,
he thills on the buggy became de-
ached and the horse was forced to
.un to get away from the encroaching
buggy coming down the incline. Mr..
, ,l.an.o kn1d hov vh0 NOS with