New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-01
Rev. Mayer vas : sanborn visitor

Rev.NMayer vas : sanborn visitor
Sunday.
Special Feature at the American
Sunday. Don't miss it. Advl3
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr and Eunice
spent Saturday at Msnkato.
Franklin Edwards has gone to
Chicago on business this week.
Mrs. Henry Schwartz will leave
Thursday Of this week for six weeks
visit with New York relatives.
Can you do the work the world
wants done? II not. write Mankato
Commercial College, Ma nkato, MINI.
for cstalog. Adv 1914
G. NJ. Stafford, yard master for the
Northwestern Road, spent Sunday
aud Monday with his family at Ro-
chester.
Andrew Groebner of Cottonwood is
negotiatiating for the purchase OF the
Andrew Eckstein residence on North
Washington Street.
Double program of Feature Pic
lures at the American Sunday. Adv
Miss Hattie Klitzke OF st. Peter was
guest of Mrs. Max Burg over Sun
day.
With every $2.CO purchase of Gro.
ceries or shoes nice Rug q K 5 feet
for only 99c. F.. A. Schrupp.
George Graft of Ivanhoe visited
with his brother over Sunday and
then went on to attend the Democr attic
Convention in St. Paul Tuesday.
Major W. W. Smith of Sleepy Eye
was in town Monday in the interests
of his candidacy as State Senator
from this district which comprises
Brown and Redwood Counties.
Important! You can have a suit,
now, made-to-order, and we can make
delivery for you in ten days. This
gives you ample time yet to get that
new Easter Suit from
CrOne Bros. 13tf
Rev. j. D. Buck of Cincinnati will
deliver q lecture at the German Metho.
dist Church next week Wednesda az eve
ming, April 9Th. His subject has not
vet been announced.
Mrs. Katherine Schroeck returned
to New Ulm Monday to make her
home here with her daughter, Mrs.
Carl Moerbitz. Mrs. Schroeck has
been living in Minneapolis for tho
past Eve years.
Gag & Zupfer will give a musical
number at the American Sunday. adv
A IL doz. Egg Case. Holding from
8 to 8 tb extra No. | Soda Crackers
while they last Toe. F. A. Schrupp.
Ten year old Adele Earn, dau ghte r
OF Fred Earn, was operated upon at
Loretto Hospital s aturday for appen-
dicitis. Other operations performed
at the Hospital were those of Otto
Stall of West Newton Monday for the
same complaint and Christ Roi, an
inmate OF the hospital. for an abscess
on the lungs.
Mrs. Hugo Fischer of Indianapolis
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Reh-
field, in Minneapolis this week. Mrs.
Rehteld is not at all we'll and that will
probably prevent Mrs. Fischer's
coming to New Ulm at this time and
Mrs. L. G. Bell will possibly go down
to the cities to meet her sister-in.law
for visit there.
The new hardwood floor that the
Ladies Aid of the Congregational
Church have had placed in the back
parlOr of the church was used Sunday
evening for the first time when the
church members gathered for their
family supper and evening together.
The floor greatly improves the room
and makes it much pleasanter.
There is an old saying that War is
imminent when all the children born
for a period of time are boys. If that
is so, the Mexican situation must be
becoming more serious for there we're
three sons born in quick succession
this week. The fathers are Andrew
Domeier OF Milford, John Rockvam
of Courtland and Glenn Warn, City.
Rev. Wheeler last Tuesday evening
conducted tour of New Ulm people
thru Yellowstone Park. They took
the Northern Pacific route and travelled
by means of slides shown at the
Masonic Hall. There was standing
room only when the trip began and
the entire journey was greatly enjoyed
by all who were members of the party.
One hundred different views were