New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-22
Matinee at American every Sunday.


Miss Amelia Stiemann of Mankato Wis
tied here with friends the past week.
Chas. Schroeck of Lamberton visited
with relatives here the first of the week.
A daughter arrived at the home of mail
carrier Albert Zimmerman of CORTLAND
Monday.
Clarence Gieseke is the successor of
VIM. Backer at the office of the New Ulm
Roller Mill.
Judge Olsen and Court Reporter Ecks-
tein were at Redwood Falls yesterday on
some court cases.
The family Of John Hauenstein, Jr., !
was made happy Thursday by the arrival
of baby daughter.
Lieut.. Koch Of Echo was visiting home
folks Sunday and Monday. His brother
George of Minneapolis was also here.
Mrs. Jos. P. Vogel and Mrs. Barbara
Baer visited last week in the Twin Cities
with friends and relatives.
Don't forget Rawson's Variety Stores
EYE-OPENING Special Sale. Friday
and Saturday, ONLY. Adv.
A right start in life means success.
Then start in Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. Write. for
catalog. Adv 1916
Mike Giefer who has been employed in
the Pioneer Drug Store for the past few
months has accepted position in the
Ramsey County State Bank and left for
St. Paul Monday afternoon.
| J. A. Luedka OF Huron, S. D., foreman
in the Northwestern shops at that place
and well known here, spent couple Of
days in New Ulm the past week looking
after business matters.
| B. H. Deters, State Agent of the E.
quitable Life of Iowa was in the city for
few days last week transacting business
and incidentally playing few games of
''skat''.
/ Mrs. John Wartha, Mrs. John Arbes,
Mrs. Albin Carlson and Mrs. Jos. Classen
will entertain the Sewing Circle Of St..
Annes Court next Thursday afternoon
at the Catholic Schoolhouse.
/ Harry Kennedy OF Minneapolis was in
the city the latter part of the week call
ing on the trade and hobnobbing with his
friends. Larry il now engaged in sell
ing wheat cleaning device Of which he is
himself the inventor.
4 All our popular Vocal and Instrumental
Music that we have in stock will be on
sale at 8 cts. a copy or two copies for Is
cts. for the next Is days, at the New Ulm
Music Store. A. Danielson, Prop.
/ Do not miss the Schauturnen given by
the Youths Glass Of the Turning
! School Saturday evening, April 25th. A
splendid gymnastic program has been
prepared. Adv.
See the Grand Gymnastic Exhibition
next Saturday evening, April 25th, at
Turner Hall by the Zoeglings Verein.
Seats may be reserved at the Pioneer
Drug Store. Tickets, Adults, IS,
children rs. Adv.
Frank Peters, former typo OF the Re-
view, is laid up at the West Side General
Hospital of St. Paul with lead poisoning.
His right side is paralyzed but his condi-
ton does not seem to be serious as he says
that he expects to be up in week or two.
At the annual meeting Of the Southern
Minnesota District Dental Association
which closed it's sessions at Mankato last
Wednesday, DR.. c. A. Hintz of this city
was elected president OF the association
for the ensuing year.
Bernard Gestertette Of Reeds Landing
was in New Ulm Friday for chat with
his former Company commander, Capt.
Alb. Steinhauser. They had not met for
nearly IA years and spent the time most
pleasantly remipiscing about the Phil
ippines. Mr.. Gestertette is engaged in
the pearl fishing industry in Lake Pepin.
Miss May Martyr who has been stem
ographer at Atty. Jos. A. Eckstein's Of
lice tor the past two years left Thursday
TOR Dubuque, Ia, where she has accepted
similar position. Members of her fam
liy are located there and for that reason
Miss Martyr decided to leave New Ulm.
Mrs. c. w. Miller and her mother,
Mrs. Q. G. Hanson Of Rochester, left
yesterday for the Twin Cities to attend
grand opera. Miss Alwina Winkelmann
also went down for the same purpose.
The ladies will remain until the latte,
part of the week.