New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Metzinger spent
Sunday with Mankato friends.
Miss Elsie Koherr Of Springfield is
visiting at the John Arbes home.
A daughter arrived at the home Of
Fred Buddensick of the Town Of Lafa-
yette last Friday evening.
Early Wednesday morning while Louis
Haas was on his way to work in the Eagle
Roller Mill he accidentally slipped on
some ice in front of the electric light
station and injured his left elbow SO
severely that he will be laid up for about
a week.
Last Saturday the Anton Heinen
family left for Escondido, Cal. where
they expect to make their future home.
They were accompanied by Miss Bertha
Zwack of this city and Miss Lena Guldan
Of Sleepy Eye. Until recently the An
ton Heinen family lived at Wabasso.
A sample of the New Federal Reserve
Bank Note was received this week by the
Citizens Bank The new note does not
look very different from the ordinary
bank note except in it's newness. There
is probably little less lettering on it than
on the older bills. The new notes will
be ready for circulation very shortly now.
John H. Siegel attended the funeral
of Charles H. Scott in Minneapolis last
Thursday. Mr.. Scott was vice presi-
dent and treasurer of the Strong Scott
Manufacturing Co. and was instantly
killed last Tuesday when his auto turned
turtle on the Hopkins road near the
Minikahda Club.
A party of Fairfax autoists drove to
New Ulm Monday afternoon partly on
business and partly for pleasure. Rev.
I'm. Albrecht came over to see his father,
Rev. C.. j. Albrecht, and the other
members of the party were 0. w. Schu-
macher, G. A. Schumacher, Miss Emma
Schumacher and Mrs. T. Kaegbein.
They returned the same day.
Mrs. Ida Bobleter, Mrs. L. G. Vogel,
Mrs. l.. B. Krook and Miss Frances
Krook were hostesses yesterday after
noon to large group of friends at the
Vogel home on South Minnesota Street.
A part of the guests were hidden for
cards and the others spent the time in
visiting and with needlework. Supper
was served at five after most pleasant
afternoon. 8.
"Alma-where-do-you-live'' proved to
be full of fun and original situations and
was much enjoyed by allwho like comedy.
The plot was sufficient to hang quite a
story on and the action quick and the
sequence good. The scene was laid in
Paris and if the version of the play as
given here was what shocked Twin City
theatregoers a couple of years ago they
must be rather puritanical for there was
nothing to offend any one. III: ~:
Any one in need Of visiting cards or
social :stationeryeof any sort would do
well to get it. at the Review Office where
we have information as to the correct
styles and. forms for good usage. We
think there is nothing nicer to give a
friend than . set of engraved cards for
Christmas and we are in a position to
furnish them in time for Christmas if the
orders. come in two weeks before the Gath.
Do not delay longer. than that for
engraved work. We can also supply
you with dainty, personal Christmas
greeting cards at most reasonable prices.
We have some cards that are SO made
that the sender's personal visiting card
is part, of their make up. This reduces
the expense Of ha1ilg the name newly
engraved and. yet gives the card that
necessary individual touch. so much
needed in really nee greeting cards.
We expect to have our cards ready to
show with prices next week. Don't fail
to give us a call. If we can not please
you with our selection it is not imperative
that you buy. Our cards are so pretty
we are glad to show them.
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