New Ulm review., 1913-07-09

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Swings of Roy T. 's BERG and b
sstisded: u ADV 27t
i Miss Terese Hotter Of Minneapolis
was : guest last week Of tho Misse'
Mary snd Clara Korbel.
Miss Rose stsley and her mother
arrived last aeek to spend 5 montl
q the Herman Held homo.
Miss Herths Dehn Of ST. Paul Il
spending her vacation q the houe o
her mother, Mrs. @. F. Ksyssr.
w. H.aorton Of Devils Lake, N. D
sundayed q the Hase homo. Othel
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Lob
| ben Of st. Jsmes.
Mrs. Joseph Seifert and children o.
Lsmberton came down in their csl
last Tuesdsy and spent the week witt
New Ulm relatives. 1
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ties? II not, take course in Msnksto
Commercial College. Msnkato, MINI,
Send for catalog. Adv 1928
Miss Lunits Stelljes submitted to %
operation for appendicitis Saturday
morning at Loretto Hospital. She il
recovering nicely.
Mrs. Charles Helmes of St. Paul
arrived in the city last Saturday and
will spend some time lst the johnson
camp across the river:
Mrs. G. Holm accompanied BY her
son left last week for Friend, Neb.
where she will visit . month or more
| with friends and relatives.
Ii Miss Caroline Seifertc returned to
Her home iu Lsmberton Monday after
months visit with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Woratschka.
Mrs. W. G. Alvin and children loft
for Arlington yesterday where they
expect to spend the next three weeks
on the farm of Herman Breitkreutz.
The Ladies OF the Lutheran Con-
gregation will serve coffee, lunch and
refreshments at the Mission Festival
on College Hill next Sunday. adv
Henry Schobert who has been con-
Quoting cigar store at Lennox, s..
D. has sold out and entered the
employ of cigar factory in Fari-
bault.
Mrs. Fred Spoerhsse of Winthrop
who came here Saturday to take part
in the farewell party given at Camp
johnson for the Fred Setter family
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Alvin of
Minneapolis spent the Fourth at
"Waldheim" with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Alvin, returning to
the city Monday morning.
Miss Annie Malick is closing her
studio in New Ulm and will devote her
entire time to her music class in
Sleepy Eye. This Is pleasing to her
many friends here who appreciate her
rare musical ability and are glad to
have her spend her entire time among
us.-Sleepy Eye Herald.Dispatch.
Miss Christine Duerrhammer,
cousin of Louis Sandau and friend
of hers, Miss Irma aeilbron, both of
San Diego, Cal, arrived last We'd
nesday to spend q week here. Before
coming to New Ulm they attended the
funniest at Denver and on their way
home they will 60 to St. Louis by
boat where they will visit with the
Sandaus and other friends in that
city. .--
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lippert have
just returned from q weeks visit to
Buffalo. N. Y, Niagara Falls and
Chicago. They spent the 4th with Mr..
and Mrs. G. Herring at the latter
place. Mrs. G. Herring was formerly
Miss Kate Schneider of New Ulm.
The Lipperts spent Sunday here,
leaving for their home at Wstertown,
S. D.
City Justice Henningsen spoke the
words Tuesday which made Henry
Foss of Courtland and Miss Viola
Fenske husband and wife. The bride
ls q daughter of Mrs. VIM. Hostetter
and taught school in Lafayette Town
ship last year. The groom is son
Of Fred Foss, prominent farmer of
Courtlaud Township and at present
Chairman OF the Board of Super
visors.
66i96 discount on all new, ice boxes.
Roy L. BERG. Adv 27tf
Without exception all those who
attended the Bundesturnfest 1T Denver
speak of it In the highest terms. Not
only was the gymnsstic tournament
everything that could be wished for,
out the opportunities for Sightseeing