New Ulm review., 1913-02-12

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Jos. Vogel Friday afternoon.
Over $40 pieces Of wash. goods,
percAles and white goods just RS
c"ived at the Bee Hive. ]. A.
/ Oclls. Adv
VIM. Ries while chopping wood on
the August Hsv-m-ler farm near
/ Courtlaud had the misfortune to nesr.
ly chop OF the index fager ofkhis left
hand MOudxy mOruiug.
SchI-uder the Jeweler has the finest
line of Silver Table Ware in New Ulm
and his prices are The lowest. Adv Z
Mrs. Paul Kaun left last Tuesday
for New YORK City to join her bus
band who recently returned from Ger.
many. They expect to make New
York their future nome.
For red and roughened hands,
chspp.d face or lips or for sn irritst.
i cd skin from any cause try aYGENOL
CREAM or ROSES. Sold by E A.
Pfefferie. Advt. 81
During the Lenten season there will
be services every Wednesday evening
st the Luther 90 church and Vt the Frie'
dens church beginning " 1880. Spect'
u Lenten devotional services VIII be
held st tho Catholic church every Fri.
day evening st 7:3O O'Clock.
Our new dross. goods for spring
have arrived, rxein-s, bedford:
cords, whtp.cA DIS aud ssrkes ~ ati
| th, latest shades. Call aud See
them at the Bee Hive. J.. A
OShs AdS
AT tho last indoor shoot of Co. "a
st Star Hall last Wednesday evening,
fourteen Ut the members took part
SIX Of them shot % the 300 yard
rsups, four OF whOm made tossl
score Of moro than 40. OF the thirteer
Who shot On the 500 yard range eigb'
scored moro than ~ points sod tu<
rest had more than 80
Don't forget that toe Apron Bazss'
OF the Ladies Aid Of the Met.'o~ isl
Church 10 held today Ut the chur. b
pxrlors. Oyster supper in tho evening"
The following New Ulm people vert
here Saturday evening To take io the
home talent pIsy ~ The opera house.
= Mr.. and Mrs. John Schafer, Miss
Helen Sontsg, Adam Epper, Mrs. A.
$. Dorm and the Misses Clara, Eva
and Agnes Epper.-NicolIet Lesu.r'
Miss Augusta Zimanski has re-
turned from Minneapolis. Mlss
l. Zlmanski found her health failing In
the city and decided that she would
return 10 New Ulm aud reupen H.
dressmakink business. She WILL locale
10 rooms over The Fesenm sier Haru'
ware Store and will be open f,l
business next week.
Tue iriends Ut Earl Current, . grad
uste of our New Uim High School
former full.bsc and twice Captsln u
the University football team will ot
pleased to learn Of his marriage las,
week To Miss Fernelle Hurner of Ls
Crosse, Wis. He is nov 10 M. D.
pract,clsing at Mobridge, ). D.
In the annual meeting of the New
UIm Brewing & Mailing Co: recently }
he'd the following directors were
elected: John Schneider, Otto Meyer.
Jos. F. Groeoner, Fred Pfaender and
Mich. Klinkh am,nsr. They organized
by electiug John Schneider, Pres,
Otto Meyer, Vice Pres. aud Fred
Pfaender, as Secretary, Treasurer
and business manager.
Carl Theme who at one time was
resident of New UIm and who nov
lives on q farm 10 the town Cf Cairo
met with serious xccideot on Mon
day, Feb 3rd at Fairfax. He fell frou
! q wagon to the frozen ground,
fracturing both bones of the right leg
above the ankle. For years Mr.
Theme has been in the haolt "1
walking from his present home to Ne"
UIm at least once q year to visit me
local lodge of Sons of Hermann and
visiting with ole time friends. He is
now "a years old.
Hygenol Hair & Scalp Tonic stops
itching and soreness OF the scalp
almost instantly, prevents dandrutf
a, d keeps the seal p in q normal and
healthy condition. Sold by E. A
| Pfefferle. Advt 6''
Mrs. Lydia Habekost, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Frey OF Fair.
mont, who Is well-known in Lutheran
circles 10 this city, having lived here
for some years, died at Arapahoe,
Colorado Tuesday February 4th. aged
80 years. Death was due to pneu'
mOnia. The deceased vas married to