New Ulm review., 1913-08-13

A. ]. Bauer, OF San Antonio, Texas
spent : fsw days With New Ulm
friends last week.
See our special lot OF Suits We offer
tor y. rs all this month, worth from
ol2 to go. C0llhbia Clio. Co.
F.P. ZsCHUNKE, Trees.
Advt 1894
Herbert ,Hnevelmsnn who for the
past year has besn employed BY the
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light
Company Of Milwaukee, Wis. arrived
here Saturday for 1.-TWO wesks.- .-Eisit
under the parental roof. ...- \
City Clerk and Mrs. Albert J.
Meyer, aocompsnied BY Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Crons aud Carl Crone, Jr., drove
% Msdison Lake ia the lsster's car,
lat sdndsy. and spent the day at
that beautiful summer resort.
Esz M. sud Mrs. william Duncan, Of
Milroy. departed for the Twin Cities
on Mondsy, after having been guests
st the homo Of DR.. and Mrs. Q. A.
Hintz for few days. Mr.. Duncsn is
cashier Of the Milroy bank.
B. G: Schmid, sho for some time
hss been manager Of ! lumber yard
ct Litchville, N. D., 10 visiting his
wife and children here for several
days. Mr.. Schmid will return to
Litchville the latter part of this week.
Miss Lou Schrsmm left Monday
morning for the Twin Cities where she
expects to spend three weeks stud ying
fashions latest dictates in ladies'
millinery. Upon her return she will
again be employed - trimmer Ia Mrs.
B. Follmann' ssmtllinery ,parlors.
Superintendent !. p. Bolssad OF the
municipal electric light and water
plant 10 enjoying . much-naeded rest
from his duties. Mr.. Bolstsd left
Tuesday for Fergus Falls whore he
expects to spend . week with ais
parents and other relatives.
The Misses Herths Stehlin. and Erns
Schon, of Redwood Falls, who have
been visiting at the home Of their
aunt, Mrs. I. B. Kogge since the
Schweppe.Kogge wedding, returned to
their home Monday accompanied by
Herbert Kogge who will visit with
relatives there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. c. Eyrich and
their little son Norman of Henderson,
arrived here Saturday afternoon from
Fairmont, where they had been visit
ing Mrs. Eyrich's parents and other
relatives and friends, and are spend
ing several days with relatives here.
Mr.. Eyrich conducts Photographic
studio at Henderson.
Sisters Alcantsra and Aegedia, who
are stationed in convent at Manlto-
voc, Wis, arrived here last week for
q several days. visit with relatives in
New Ulm and vicinity. They are
daughters of Cletus Epple, pion neer
resident of West Newton, and sisters
of Mrs. Jacob Dummer, also of that
township, and Mrs. Andrew Biebl of
this city.
The work of putting Eugene A.
Pfefferle's building, adjoining the
Brown County Bank into first-class
condition to accommodate Mr..
Pfefferle's drug store is progressing
as rapidly as possible under the cir
cumstances caused by the scarcity of
skilled workmen to do the work. The
floor has already been lowered to the
sidewalk level and preparations are
now being made to put in the tile floor
which is to be imbedded in concrete.
Mr.. Pfeferle expects to have one OF
the most modern and up.to-date drug
stores in this part of the state when
his newly scquired building is COM
pleted.
A mass meeting was held at Hansks
Friday evening for the purpose of dis
cussing the new school-building which
becomes necessary on account of the
old one having been recently destroyed
by fire. Altho no legal action could
be taken the trustees we're directed to
secure plans and specifications for
four-room school-building to cost
about $4,000. It is to have full
basement, be two stories high, built of
brick, supplied with steam heating
plant and a modern ventilating sys-
tenn and be fully equipped. 1t is to be
so built that four room addition can
be added at any time. Until the build