New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-01-28

DID you notice the adv. OF Roy l..
Berg in todays issue? He is putting
prices on every day needs where they
should be.
Stenographers earn big salaries
To become good stenographer after nd
Mankato Commercial College, Man
katO, MINI. Adv 3.4
John F. Wartha has been busy for
the past month painting the buildings
at,Gilfillan Station. He expects th e
job will take another two weeks.
Next Sunday there will be union
services for the Methodist and Congre-
gational congregations held at the
Church OF the latter in the evening.
Crone's Sale continues all this eek
and some remarkable prices have been
put on articles they have on their bar
gain counters. Be sure to look up
their ad.
A sacrifice sale of all our odd styles
and sizes of the past season is now on.
Here's chance to get good pair of
shoes at bargain. e. WICHERsKI.
Adv 81
T.. }. Arndt, proprietor of the Gem
Theatre is now domiciled in the Will
scheck property on North Broadway
He moved from the Doehne Block to
his new quarters last Friday.
Alfred j. Voge} attended the lum-
bermen's convention at Minneapolis
last week. Herman Held was also in
the Cities attending the Masonic
Grand Lodge meeting in ST. Paul.
.. Rev. Irving P. Johnson. now of
Faribault formerly rector of <Gethse.
name Church in Minneapolis. will con-
duct Communion Services at St.
Peters Episcopal Church at 1880 a.
M. Sunday next.
Mrs. Arthur w. Eckstein of Clear
Lake bas been visiting the past week
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Henry j. Berg and with other
relatives and friends.
We recommend a beautiful package
of Hygenol Powder, Cream, Toilet
Water, Shampoo or one Of dozen
other Hygenol Toilet requisites. See
them at our store. Eugene Pfefferle,
Druggist. Adv 4 5
Mrs. John Schlumpberger submitted
to second operation for cataract of
the eye at Mayo Bros. Hospital in
Rochester last Wednesday, She had
been home for over a month after the
| first operation had been performed
| and she returned to the hospital last
Tuesday. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Antonio.
Last Saturday, Charles Staebe, Jr.
bongght the Karl~s Kroening property,
near the brick yard for SllOO It
consists of a dwelling and four lots.
Monday Chas. Stuebe. Sr. bought the
old John Nun property, north Of
Center Street between Franklin and
Jefferson Streets, from the present
! owners, Mr.. and Mrs, George Bartsch
of Huron, S. D. for the sum of S7OG.
| For baby's tender skin, for mothers
hands after washing dishes. for father
after shaving, or to improve Susie S
complexion, use Hygenol Orris and
Benzoin Lotion. Eugene Pfetferle,
Druggist. Adv 1850
! AT the Congreg ational Church
| Sunday evening the first of q series
of Vesper Services was held at $50.
This was followed by light lunch
served to the church members and
their families. The plan Is to hold
these get to gether meetings once a
month to promote the family feeling
among the members of the church. 1t
would seem a pleasant and successful
means TO the desired end.
Paul Weigand and Herman Schackel
have formed co-partnership under
the firm name and style of Paul Wei
gand & Co. They will do painting of
all kinds, wall paperiLg and calso-
mining. Both are good workm en-.
have "a large AGO uaintance and, no
doubt, will get their share of the bust
ness. Their place Of business is loca-
| ted at Mr.. Schackel;s residence at 22l
! No. State Street.
County Supt. Kennedy has been
thinking up various plans to help the
teachers OF the county to secure perfect
attendance among the pupils and
lately has had prepared a beautiful
Autographed certificate of award
which will be presented to each pupil
who attains perfect attendance record
for four months Of school. The GER
tihcate is made upon heavy paper
suitable for framing and is embellished