New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

Miss Irene Larson and MES. !. 4Or'
kslson are visiting ct Turtle Lake,
N. D.
Reduced prices on summer footwear.
e. W1CHERsu.
Adv. 30.31
Miss M arie Korbel left this morning
for Minneapolis, st. Paul and Still
water on q vacation trip Of several
days.
Mrs. F. n. Behnke went to Win.
throp Monday to be present At the
initiation of number of Eastern
Star candidates.
You receive full weight whom you
order your coal Of the Farmers Ele.
vator Co. Phone 489. Advt 30-32
Rev. George Mayer and wife q.
tended . directors meeting Of the
Evangelical Hospital at Faribsul,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer OF
Milford had Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Black
and Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Raddatz
and children of Sanborn as guests at
their home Saturday.
Rev. C. j. Albrecht was at St.
Peter Sunday and delivered the .ordi.
nation sermon for his nephew I'm.
Frey who vas ordsinsd a. . minister
of the gospel at that time.
Guaranteed lawn hose at . bargain,
also nozzels and sprinklers. Roy =.
BERG. Adv 27e1
County Treasurer and Mrs. Berg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Henle left
yesterday on "a automobile trip to
Clear Lake, MINI. to visit with DR..
and Mrs. Arthur T. Eckstein.
We have taken in trade for Hsmil-
ton Player Piano . slightly used Rsu-
denbush piano which we will sell at .
sacrifice. We need the floor space.
Come early before this snap is picked
up. w. ]. Winkelmann. Advt
Fred Setter writes from Kiesling,
Washington: "Arrived all @. K. VIE
gehts." Card 10 dated the 10Th and
they left here the 14th. We are glad
to see that their thoughts can make
such a quick journey back to Mime.
sofa. .'r
Emil Besemer writes from SAINT 3
Maria, Texas. "The days in this
wonderful Rio Grande Valley are not
very hot and the nights cool. Always
a sea breeze. All kinds Of rain and
sunshine. good crops. The corn is
harvested and cotton will
soon be ripe too. y The letter was
written July 9Th.
Saturday Mrs. Anton Leibold re-
ceived a telegram announcing the i'm
pending death of her sister, Mrs. Ida
Guthke of Columbus, Ohio, who has
been i'll for some time with cancer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leibold for that reason
had to cut short their trip to Lake
and left Monday after
noon direct for home.
The Winkelmann block is being re-
painted light color like that of Emil
Frenzel's Bottling Works. This with
the American Theatre and the new
Schoch building is making that block
look very much better and it is to be
hoped that the old buildings to the
south will soon make way for new
ones.
John G. Koch and family of Candy
are visiting this week at the home of
Jos. A. Eckstein. They will le ave for
Los Angeles the early part of next
week where they expect to make their
home. Mrs. Koch's health has not
been the very best of late and it is
hoped that a change of >clima will
prove beneficial. ..
DR.. E. J. Collins who was teacher
la our public schools some twenty five
years ago and then entered the employ
of the Postoffice-Department writes US
from Washington, D. c. as follows:
''The close perusal of the editorials,
the locals and even the ads in each
copy of the Review is somewhat like q
dying visit home,-l read them ali. I"
Special Sale of Fruit Jars at the
Bee Hive:
l DOz. Pint Jars 3Sc
Doz. at. Jars 39c
DOz. half gal. Jars SOC
Adv IA. OCHS.
c.. M. Erickson has purchased the
bank stock held by L. Redding of
DR.. Schoch OF New U I'm
snd Peter Prsxel of Lsmberton in the
State Bank of Willow River, and has
also been elected cashier of the bank
10 succeed Mr.. Praxel. The bank is
az $40, 900, with $4,000 sur.