New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1913-07-30

<AVtOIu0y OOo' "a oSnSVCAA WOo -
Fargo, N. D. on business matter the
early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Spelbrink OF
Ivanhoe visited with relatives and
friends the fore part of the week.
The male choir of the St. Paul's
Lutheran Church had an enjoyable
picnic at College Heights last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Berg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex L. Henle returned
from their trip to Clear Lake last
night.
The Misses Frieds and Clara
Dongus left Thursday for Two weeks
visit with relatives ct Marshall and
Brookings.
Success or failure which? II you
attend Msnkato Commercial College
MINI. your success is
assured. Adv 30&3l
q. F. Setter of Tracy was in the
city Sunday to visit his brother Emil
who is seriously i'll at the Loretto
Hospital.
Did you get some OF the Bargains in
Embroidery 1t the Midsummer sale
this week at OTTOMEYER'S, only
&c and SC per yard.
The II year old son of Tony
Schrimpf of Sesrles submitted to an
operation for appendicitis at Loretto
Hospital Sunday evening.
1t. Al5ert F. Koch OF Echo autoed to
New Ulm Sunday for brief visit with
the folks. The two Voss girls came
over with Mr.. Koch to visit their girl
friends.
A heavy thunderstorm, resembling
. cloud-burst, passed over the city
evening, shortly after supper.
In the space of two hours I of an inch
Of rain fell. -
Robert E. Koch who has been with
, land agency at Fargo for more than
Two years requests Us to send the
Review to him at Billings, Mont. as
be is now located there.
Our Victor Victrolas are the most
beautiful and most satisfying of all
instruments of their kind.
We have at present 6 on hand at
prices ranging from sl5 to 500. We
slso have several Edison talking
which We took in trade and
will sell cheap. Come in and hear
hem. VIM. J. Winkelmann. Adv 81
The Ladies Society OF the Turn.
verein celebrated their regular birth.
lay last Thursday at the Hall. The
we're Mrs. Geo. Schmidt,
Mrs. ALT. Schroeck, Mrs. by. Engel,
Mrs. Gerboth, Mrs. H. Roos, Mrs. A.
Rinke and Mrs. Fred Pfaender. The
program consisted of vocal numbers
oy Miss Frances Krook, piano solos
BY Miss Henrietta Hauenstein, read
ngs by Mrs. Herman Schiemann and
Mrs. Schspekahm. Mrs. Ernst Brandt
delivered the congratulations. More
han sixty members and guests were
present.
VIM. j. Ray of Tracy blew into
own yesterday morning and when
Questioned whether he might possibly
,e any connection of the Editor of the
Tracy Herald replied quickly THANK
he Lord, Mo-" When we ventured
ew surprised remarks Mr.. Ray in
ormed us that the reason that he
poke so was because the fiery Herald
nan would not own him. Mr.. Ray,
according to his own story is the man
hat saved the life of the Tracy police |
md chased the tramps out of town
7hen they were planning to ''get" the
light marshall. We rather gathered
rom his remarks that Ray is tomb
tone man but are not quite clear on
nat point.
Get one of the adjustable Lawn
wings of Roy L. BERG and be
atisfied. Adv 27tf
Theo. Figge now of Minneapolis,
ormerly OF Chsdron, Neor.:, writes US
o reply to request of q year ago
nat he give US his impressions of q
Minnesota winter after spending one
ere. The fact that Mr.. Figge waits
ntil August to give his ideas on the
ubject may be signiflcsnt-st any
ate it reminds US of the story of
duluth. Some fault finding visitor
,sked resident if they had winter
here all the year round and the resi-
cit replied that he didn t know as he
ad only lived in Duluth 8 months.
However, Mr.. Figge's recommends
ion of our climate sounds so honest
hat we are not inclined to believe he |