New Ulm review., 1913-04-16

ing " the Twin Cities for several
days.
Just received line OF beautiful new
party gowns. Mrs. A. N. Rinke. Adv.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
Society will meet Friday at 2:30P P. N.
. the church psrlors instead OF Thurs
day this week.
The best patterns and color in Rugs
asJ. n. FoRsTER's. Advt 10
Mrs. Walter Key Of Winona is
spending month visiting at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Bluhm.
1925 Dbl. tanks for sale cheap. In.
quire OF 10y l.. Berg. Advt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gill of Mime
spolis are visitors at the T. schei-
derich home. Mrs. Gill is q niece Of
Mrs. Scheiderich.
All kinds of Grass and Garden
Seeds at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Advt l4-18
a daughter was born TO the family
OF John Wagner of the Town of Cot
tonwood and . son tothe Anton Gr0eb.
ner family in New Ulm on Thursday.
Mrs. J. F. Schrader of Springfield
Is q guest at the o. C. Stricken home
this week. Mrs. j. G. Rothenburg is
spending few days with Miss Lulu
Doehne.
For Grass and Garden Seeds come
TO- US. Fresh and Good Quality.
Pioneer Drug Store. Advt. 14.18
Miss Antonis Schlumpberger has
resigned her position at Ottomeyer's
20 that she may devote her time to the
care of her parents. Miss Clara Lett
schuh will fill the vacancy at the store.-
" We have oil the most beautiful Cor.
man >''Y0delers" and "Laendlers' In
The Vlctrola records. Come in and
hesr them. VIM. J. Winkelmann
Advt 16
The members of the Turner Zoeg.
lingsverein will hold their yearly
''Schauturnen" at the Hall Saturday
evening April 26th. A fine program
has been prepared and tickets are on
sale.
Chas. Vogtel who Is spending two
weeks in Chicago was elected al
member of the Board of Directors of
the Millers National Federation which
met in that city during the week.
John Backer the Shoeman in the
Jacobs building, N. MINI. St. has
secured the services of q first class
shoe repairer. He is sure to please
you. Advt Is
The city council met in special ses-
sion last night for the purpose of re-
ceiving the report of the Board of
Public Works on the matter of extend
ing the sewer on South Broadway.
After adjournment they repaired to
the Grand Hotel where they sat down
to a banquet rendered them by Supt.
J. P. Bolstad and City Engineer F. D.
Minium. The retiring members of the
Council and the newly appointed Off
GERS, the City Clerk and City Treasur-
er were also invited to the festive
board.
Highspire Rugs s-9xl2 at J. H.
FORsTER'S Advt 1Ol
Herman Vogtel took possession of
the Baxter home on State and First
North Streets the early part of last
week. He purchased it from the Exc
cutor, Eugene Pfefferle for the sum of
$500.
Glasses do relieve headaches, But
they must be properly fitted. See
Prof: Myer at c. G. Reim's Saturday
April 26. E xxx. Adv
Miss Clara Korbel gave a six
O'Clock dinner for her friends Sunday.
Covers were laid for twenty. two
guests and the decorations we're pink
carnations and ferns.
Capt. and Mrs. L. G. Vogel gave a
twelve O'Clock dinner in honor of
Major johnson of Fort Smelling
Tuesday. The guests were the officers
of the Second Regiment and Machine
Sun Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Somsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bingham enter |
tanned . large party of ladies and
gentlemen at the Masonic Hall last
Thursday evening. Cards and dane !
ing formed the evenings program and
we're greatly enjoyed by all. Daffo-
dis and ferns we're used in the decor
ations. Frappe was dispensed from
a prettily decorated booth and other |
refreshments were served. Miss Daisy |
Richardson, a guest at the Schoch
home, was among those present.
The colors of the Spring Beauties
we're used in the decorations for the
party given at the Masonic Hall
Monday evening BY Mr.. and Mrs. A.