New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-04

days with his aunt, Mrs. Friedrlch w
Prahl, returned to his home near
Comfrey Monday afternoon,
Orange Sale Saturday Feb. eth.
One Silver Spoon Free with one
dozen oranges at IS, 80, So and
4Oc boz. F. A. Schrupp.
Street Commissioners Schiem ann had
his head working and got busy with
gravel the morning after the freeze-u p
SO that in spite of glare ice every
where there have been no falls with
broken limbs reported.
Emil Pfaender of Mandan, N. D.
left last Thursday after visiting few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W lillian Pfaender, Jr. He expects to
return the beginning of April and
will be employed during the summer
at the Pioneer Nursery.
Hygenol Tissue Cream, a perfect
skin food. Transforms angles into
curves. removes wrinkles and rounds
out the features. Eugene Pfefferle,
Druggist. Adv 40
Einar Hoidale of Minneapolis was
in the city between trains Saturday on
business. 1t will no doubt be of in
terest to his friends here to learn thai
baby girl arrived at the Holdale
home January 18th and that the new
coner has been christened Elsa.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Metzinger were
agreeaby surprised on their eighth
wedding anniversary Friday by the
arrival of friends from St. Paul. The
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hor-
WITT, Mrs. E. Davis and Mrs. J.
Meyer. Mrs Horwitz is q sister OF Mrs.
Metzinger. They remained until Sun
day.
According to latest adsices. Stephe
Somsen, junior member of the firm of
Brown, Abbott & Somsen of Winona
and a brother of City Attorney Henry
N. Somsen, is convalescing rapidly.
He was seized with commissions while
at the Office about ten days ago and
for some days he was in serious
condition.
At the annual meeting of the John
Hauenstein Brewing Company, the
following we're reelected as officers
for the ensuing year: Chas. Hauen-
stein: Pres; John Hauenstein, Sr,
Vice Pres; John Hauenstein, Jr..
Secy. and Martin Hose. Treas. These
officers with DR.. L A. Fritsche con-
stituted the board of directors.
Mrs. A. Ackerson of Elbow Lake
who was operated upon two weeks ago
at the Mound Park San.tarium in St.
Paul is doing nicely after very
severe illness from gall-stones. Mrs.
Ackerson is 2 daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman K lesAng of this city and
has number of friends here who will
be glad to learn of her recovery from
danger. !,
The Ladies of the Degree of Honor
will give Calico Dance at the Wood
man Hall Wednesday, February 11th.
Admission 80 cents couple. Adv
Owing to the prevalence of diptneria
in two families living in Milford, the
Board OF Health of the Town thought
it advisable to close the school in dis
trict No. which was done the middle
of last week. From last reports the
children who are down with this dreae.
disease are out of danger and con-
vaiescing rapidly. No new cases
have developed.
Mrs. Anna Rinke and Mrs. B. Foil
mann left Monday for Chicago where
they will attend the fashion show.
They will be absent until the latter
part of the month and will 40 dou bt
come back full of ideas and sugges-
tons for charming the dollars out of
the pockets of the hard working hus-
bands of New Ohm. They expect to
visit in Milwaukee and the Twin Cities
before their return.
The Lucky Thirteen Euchre Club
met with Mrs. Hubert Berg last
Wednesday and enjoyed an evening
at cards. The prize winners were
Mrs. Lorenz Flor, Mrs. o. lehman
AID Mrs. A. Crone. AT the previous
gathering at Mrs. Crone's prizes went
to Mrs. John Schneider, Mrs. John
Backer and Mrs. Berg. This weeks
party will be held at the home of Mrs.
Schneider.
J. +. Riggs, Local Agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Of Iowa was proud to be able to
present to Mrs. Herman Sons of
Brighton a check for $4,000 last Fri
day, same being in payment of a
policy carried by Mr.. Sons with the
Equitable Co. Mr.. Sons died onlv