New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-03-11

Miss Edith Schmidt visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb
Schmidt, several days last week.
The Kretsch Auto Company sold two
Fords last week, one to VIM. 81.
Gieseke and one to Anton Hengel OF
Milford.
The family Of Joseph Kirsch living
on South Broadway, was made happy
Wednesday by the arrival of the first
baby daughter.
Be sure and see our line of shoes
before you buy the best ever and
we can save you money.
F. A. Schrupp.
Henry Engel left yesterday for the
Twin Cities to transact some business
on behalf of the New Ulm Roller Mill
Co.
II. ID. Beussmann Is at home again
after three weeks spent at the Springs
at Colfax, la. Mr.. Beussmann feels
much improved in health.
The Misses Thekla and Caecilia
Eibner visited with friends and rela-
tives in the Cities and in Saltwater
the past week.
The following students at the. Man
kato Normal. are home for their ten
days spring vacation. Miss Minnie
Pdsterer, Miss Jennie Nellie, Miss
Agnes Esser and Miss Esna Holzinger.
Mrs. Ida Schwantess eceived the
sad news Monday thatheE daughters
two weeks old baby bssg had died
that afternoon. sheaNlsft for Mrs.
Budde's home at kellogg, MINI.
yesterday morning.
The New Ulm Hardware Company
tells you on the last page of this issue
about the many bargains that they
are-offeriug at their first annual clear
ance sale beginning Thursday of this
week. Don't neglect to look over the
list OF bargains. Adv. 10
Albin Carlson of the Northwestern
Hotel last week sold his business to
August Boyer of Courtland, who will
take possession the LIST OF April. 1t
is Mr.. Carlson's intention at the
present time to become candidate
for the Register OF Deeds office next
fall.
''That Printer of Udell's' played at
the Turner Theatre Sunday evening
to q fair house and was much enjoyed
apparently. Mr.. Koch who plays the
leading role is we'll liked here, having
been seen in "The Servant in the
House" and :H'The.. House of
Thousand Candles
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Schweppe
who have been living at Ringsted, Ia.
and at St. James, since their marriage
last summer have located at Narration,
Ia. where Mr.. Schweppe has secured
the contract for q large job Of ditch
ing. They expect to be in Iowa for
two years at least.
Mrs. Chas:: Vogtel was hostess last
Tuesday afternoon ct an Auction
Bridge party given in honor OF Mrs.
Critchett. There we're four tables at
cards and the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. CritcheA and Mrs. F. Edwards.
Mrs. Critchett left for her home in
Minneapolis Wednesday.
A farewell party will be given at the
Methodist Church parlors this
Wednesday, evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Esler Dirks who will leave very
shortly to go on farm near Wabasso
and for Chas. Lille who intends 10 90
back to Mankato to continue his
course at the Mankato Commercial
College.
Frank Matsch returned last Thurs.
day after accompanying the body of
his deceased uncle, Wolfgang Roessel
to Chicago for burial. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Roessel died
recently at the home of his sister here
while on visit. Mr.. Matsch spent q
week in Chicago with relatives before
returning home.
you can't decide what to do, Man
5kato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI. will tell you. Write for free
catalog. Adv 9.lO
Rev. Everett Lesher of Minneapolis
superintendent of Home Missions
spoke Sunday morning at First Con-