New Ulm review., 1913-05-21

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Minneapolis Monday and Tuesday.
II you want : watch for your son,
daughter, or friend who gradustes
call on G. g. REIN. w
Mrs. Ole Christepson and son spent
Sunday with Olof Green and family ct
Hanska.
Dr.. .. G. Strickler went 70 the Cities
yesterday afternoon. He 10 expected
back today or Thursday.
Christ Moe is busy now drawing
plans for the now Courtlsnd Creamery,
which will be erected soon.
Special for Saturday. Straw
berry Short Cake 1Oc. Ready to
w. b. Eibner.
The County Commissioners will
have On adjourned meeting Thursday.
May 22nd, for the transaction of
general business and the hearing of
several road matters.
Look at our show windows.
Ladies' and Misses cl0aks at cost
and below this week. Also sale
on shoes. CRONE BROS.
Register of Deeds Albert J.
Schramm expects to undergo another
operation for = growth on the neck 10
. short time. He submitted. to .
similar operation about two months
ago.
Rev. Gustav Albrecht Of st. Peter
occupied tho pulpit st the Morgan
Mission Festival last Sunday. On
bic way homo Monday he visited With
his father, Rev. C. J. Albrecht.
Mrs. Theo. Ludwig underwent IN
operation at the hospital yesterday
morning. Miss Louise Brey who was
operated on . week ago expects to be
able to leave the hospital soon.
At the skat tournament st Turner
Hall Monday evening Carl Heers won
first prize with Is net games, F.. W.
johnson second prize with 442 points
and Hugo Gebser third prize with
spade solo against four honors.
The annual meeting and picnic of
the Brown County Farmers Associa-
ton will be held this year June 18th
on the J. w. Rooster farm 4 miles east
of Hanska. The Association now
numbers Is members and large crowd
is expected. A good speaker will be
one of the attractions.
Charles Stuebe, of New U!m, was
here Monday assisting George Roger
take in lot OF horses that they pur-
chased last week. = \ IS Geo. R.
Kluegel and family ani sister, Mrs.
Mosher, spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in New Ulm. **
Mrs. Henry Kunze and grandson from
New Ulm, arrived at this place Satur-
day for q two-days' visit at the A.
Bentzin home. e.-Lamberton Star.
Anton Schiller recently sold his
residence on South Washington Street
to Henry Schwartz of Springfield. MIR.
Schwartz will be remembered as
on the Republican ticket for
County Treasurer some years ago.
He will take possession of his new
home some time about June lst when
he will move his family here. His
father is q resident of the city also
having moved here about year ago
and is living on Franklin Street. The
Schillers will move to the farm which
they recently purchased.
twenty-five of the boon companions
of VIM. Lindemann who intends
shortly to commit matrimony gathered
TO commlserste with him Monday
evening. They called the affair q
shower and assert that everything was
done in top.notch style. Tt was .
strictly stag party and was held at
Undertaking Rooms which
we're dressed in red, white and blue
With lilacs and roses for floral decor.
atoms. The evening was spent
''holding hands, and "scrum'' re.
|reshments we're served. The guest OF
honor, Mr.. Lindemann, will be
married very soon to Miss Meta
daughter of Mr.. and Mis-.
Fred Williams, and his friends pre-
,ented him with fine leather rocker
which will no doubt occupy the place
If honor in the new home.
For the 1918 Graduates we have
complete line of Silver, Pearl, Ivory
and Ebony Novelties from SOC to $500.
). G. REIN, The Leading Jeweler.
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One of the wonders of nature passed
,nheeded by most of our citizens last