New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-12-13
LOCAL NOTES

OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. SieVert.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Lowinski of
Clements attended the birthday party
at the August Rolloff home Friday OF
last week.
last Thursday from her visit at the home
had a very enjoyable trip and a most
pleasant stay in the Iowa city.
Has your best girl or your young lady
daughter or your wife a NICE manicure
set? If not, one of ours would make an
elegant Christmas gift for her. C. A.
Stolz. Adv.
i Miss Adeline Goosklags Miss Maud
Anderson, Edwin Sievert, Erwin Coos
klags motored to St. Peter Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Mrs. Mary
Anderson.
/ A good washerwoman is DESTROYS of
accepting washing at home or go will
out washing. s4x.. Mrs. Hirschbeck,
Tel. 1921 118 jefferson St.
.'. Adv. so
Nothing better than silver ware or
aluminium or some Of the many other use
full gifts we have stocked to meet your
needs for the Christmas season. Look
them over. C. A. Stolz.
Peter Permantgen and family of
Ellington S. Dakota. spent last week
visiting with his mother and brother in
this city and in Milford. His wife and
two sons accompanied him on the trip
(which was made by auto. They re-
turned Sunday.
| Arthur Bowen, son Of Thomas Bowen,
founder of the first newspaper in Sleepy
Eye, died last week in Chicago. He
was a cartoonist. His father was
we'll known in New Ulm in early days.
Burial will take place at Sleepy Eye.
How about skates for the youngsters?
Have they got them? If not why not a
a pair to help Dainty Claus fill up the
stockings? Get them at our store. c..
A. Stolz. Adv.
| A large number of the Essig young
people took in the Armory dance last
Saturday. Among them were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Roy Backer, Anna and Herman
Rolloff, Otto Mielke, Alma and Walter
Gareis, Leslie Albrecht, Irma and
Aurelia iambrecht and John Kemkes.
The Fire Department Boys are max
ing big preparations for their annual
ball which will be held at Turner Hall
as usual on New Years Eve They
never fail to have good crowd and
there is no question that they will have
their usual happy time together, in the
midst of their friends and admirers.
Tonight and morrow night the Ruby
Theatre management is showing the
hiu :tTixri1izotiov,'' Of h@
nory. The prices that are asked for
compared with those usually asked for
are the cheapest at which the picture
has ever been shown.
The friends of Miss Anna UhI arranged
a birthday party and parcel shower CONF
bined in her honor last Thursday even
ing at her home. About fifteen of her
friends attended and the time was spent
playing cards. Prizes were awarded to
Miss Lena Wellner and Mrs. B. Groeb-
ner. I Refreshments were served.
LOST: Ladies small black pocketbook
containing few dollars in silver and
a Yale key. Notify George Hogen,
Tel. 80 ADV. so
Crone Brothers announce that their
store will be open evenings beginning
| with Thursday of this week. Other
stores are likewise preparing for the
yearly rush of late buyers and from now
on the streets will CLEAN with light and
ring with voices Of the shoppers. The
snow that is gently sitting down will
do it's part to hasten the Christmas pre-
parations and Santa Claus will find the
city awaiting his arrival in the same old
way.
A party of young folks from town
surprised Miss Erma Schreyer of Milford
Thursday evening in honor Of her birth
day. Saturday evening she was surprised
once more, when another party Of
young people from the neighborhood
and town gathered at her home. Both
Miss Schreyer was presented with many
beautiful gifts. All report having had
a fine time. IT,
! Owing to the fact that all the mer-
chants wanted to tell Review readers
about their Christmas wares this week
the news has been crowded into less
prominent places in the paper and the
ads given right of way. Local items
will be found on nearly every page in
the issue and our readers are cordially
invited to study the Christmas an
nouncements in their place as at this
time OF the year the Christmas ads are
really more interesting than anything
! that we can find in the towns daily do.
ings. Reads the ads, get the Christmas
spirits, 60 out and meet your acquain-
tances with Christmas greeting and
see how soon you will be feeling all the
good old-time happiness of earlier
Christman seasons. The spirit is con.
tagious and once it takes hold must
run its course, and like fever, every
body feels better after having had q
siege of it. Don't miss the infection!