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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-07
NOTICE OF PRIMARY
ELECTION
To BE HELD TUESDAY, AUGUST
%, 1919.
Names Of Managers at The Differ
ent Polling Places In The
County.
AUSTRALIAN BALLOT REGU
LATIONS.

Notice is hereby given that q
Democratic primary election is here
by ordered to be held Tuesday, the
26th day of August, 1919, for the
nomination OF a Representative Tor
the Sixth Congressional District,
The managers at each voting place
shall arrange the table, desk or 9TH
er place upon which the ballot boxes
shall be placed so that there snail
be no crowding or confusion lmme-
diately around the boxes, and sulta-
bic means shall be provided to enA-
HE each voter to approach the boxes
and deposit his ballot without inter-
ference or hindrance. ,
The managers shall open the polls
at 8 o'clock a. M, and shall close St
4 o'clock D. m. On closing the polls
the managers shall proceed publicly
to count the votes. After tabulatlng
the result, the managers shall cert
fy the same and forward the ballot
box, containing the ballots. poll ilStS
and all other papers, except the ciuo
roll relating to such election, by one
of their number to the County
Chairman within sc hours after close
of the polls.
The managers, before opening the
polls. shall take and sign the oath
prescnoed in section 81 of the rules
of the party.
The managers at each box at the
primary shall require every voter 70
pledge himself to abide the results
of the primary and support "
nominees of the party, and take the
following oath and pledge, VIZ: II 40
solemnly swear that ! am resident
of this club district and am duly
qualified to vote at this election, &C
cording to the rules of the Demo
cratic party, and that l have not
voted before at this election, and
pledge myself to support the noml-
nees of the party, State and Ma
tional."
The following managers OF cleo
ton are hereby appointed, to-wit:
EarlesJ. S. Wheeler, w. D.
Crooks, L. A. Parsons.
Suttons-W. L. Altman, 7. S.
Carter, S. J. Walters.
Kingstree-J. r. Scott' n. "
Welch, L. ]. Stackley, c. {. Burgess
Clerk.
Lenuds-S. B. Gordon, Watson
Mishoe, B. L. Gordon.
Greelyville-B. S. Fleming, I. r,
Allen, J. X. Goodwin.
Gourdin-G. C. Parsons, A. &.
Brown, J. w. Chandler.
Sandy Bay-T. S. Kelley, }. n.
Mckenzie, w. E. Smith.
Black River-J. T. Frierson, l.. NJ.
McClam, T. E. Dukes.
Hebron-B. C. Baker, R. E. Nc
Elyeen, G. F. Williamson.
Indiantown-G. H. Lovett, 5. D.
. Cunningham, S. Davis Snowden:
Salters-E. E. Davis, A. r. Nose
lev, Sr., w. S. Stafford.
Lanes-P. C. Shirer, E. 0. Rodg-
ers, H. D. Turner.
Cades-J. E. McFadden, v. G. Ar
nette, ]. j. Hanna.
Trio-J. H. Rowell, B. NJ. Welch
]. w. Locklier.
Muddy Creek-L. L. Ard, Willie
Joy, M. V. Cox. ~
Cedar Swamp. B. Chandler, T.
A. McCrea, w. E. Snowden
Nesmith-R. ]. Nesmith, B. l.
Stuckey, ]. N. Rodgers.
Johnsonville- T. F. Hanna, E. H
Venters, C. ]. Rollins.
Bethel-W. II. McElveen, r. S
Burgess, J. v. Burgess.
Taft-W. D. Bryan, w. P. Moore
J. L. Foxworth.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-07

666 quickly relieves Constipa-
ton, Biliousness, Loss of Appe-
tite and Headaches, due to Tor
Did Liver.-adv.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
GOOD IDEA TO AVOID SLANG MARKS END OF CREEK NATION
gee. Okla, Is an Event Of Much Significance.

Forty-one years ago the Creek In- diaus built the council house which they now sell to the city of 0kmul- gee. okla. for $100.00O, thus permorm- Ing their last net as il nation. The council house was built nine or ten years after the tribe had adopted a written constitution. and was the cen ter of Creek government, under the United States. until 1906, when Okla- homa became state, and the tribal government of the Creeks passed over into government by state and federal authority Something less than cen- tnry ago the Creeks emigrated from Alabama after cedlng their lands to the United States, and were compensated by holdings in the new territory whose then unsupported richness In oil aft erward made the emigrants a rich h. dian nation. The experiment in self government, however, was only par tial success: and now. with the sale of It's council house, the Creek nation finally disappears, says Christian Sci- ence Monitor
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Idions. Soldiers End. Have Not AL ways the Same Meaning and
 May Lead 10 Trouble.

You're Il 0ae lo, ef -raeaers." said fhe captain of company ef AGstraI- ans 10 hfs men.
 Did fhrf get sort2 Ne. they Just hcamed
 \ Yaak was listening He had liked the speech
 "Grrat sfuG your captain handed out. h. Safl to8n Aussie I shouldn't haye liked to he called grafter hy my captain hut l suppose he was only Kidding. Some sp.eier, anyway
 some vhatfr beloved the Aussie.
 some spicler." repeated the Yank in woudermcnt.
 They had just cleared the ring and picked seconds when somebody hutted n and spoiled good fight hy explain .uE
 \ rrafter. i0 the parlanee Of Aus trala~lan troopS-that iS. Australians or New Zeaiandcrs-is a worker a hustler. \ sp.eier is il crook, q iail- bgrd And now that Australians. New Zealanaers and Americans are likely to see good deal of each other as time goes on. tt's well to know thrir detlni- uons
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

even his eternal destiny. one may even go further and say what na- ton believes about thr hereafter de terminoS fhr character of tf~ govern meHt in its practical dealing ar home and abroad and the character of he national life The man or nation that IS not restrained hy the feeling That there is another world in which there will be ! higher justice and con tinued life of some sort. Is dangerous.
 Passing over the strictly religious element Tn the resurrection of Christ. mamentarly, tet LIS remember that history WaS made on that first Easter went down to the tomb of the Lord upon their mission of love il was given to them to hear the announcement from an angel that was to turn the tide of history and To give impetus to the movement of uplifting men that is still gathering force today. Jesus was 2 great teacher and He gave to the world itS best principles and pre- ceptS. Eut there have been other good teachers ef morals and religion. and who knows but that His teachings would not have pertShed with Him If He had not risen from the dead and become the living inspiration for the millions who werr to come after him. Herein Les the distinctive difference between Christ and other teachers and between Christianity and other codes of morals and religion Chris tjan warShlp k directed toward q Per- son and does Hat consist in venerattou of dead lender and SlaviSh aaher- enee to rule of life or set of regu- ladaas Above all Christianity k not
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
fl You Need a Medicine
 You Should Have tho Best

Uave you ever stopped 'o reason why ,t .s ts#t sa usHs rta#Iae'- tHst are eS teas-s advertised. al at once drop out di t.tt snH ale sn#n t1fe tten The res~1n .s ptln thr arfigIe iIl not fulhl th~ rruH==e- 4 fbr manufacturer. Ihls ag>fss rsaee raf.euAt.t 'a a medicine HasII=nst f=as4rftz#a t#at has real rBtIsc vs'ur s+HuHst cells -set as like "a endless tsH H zsM tae remedy is rc-1r#rr rHlri Hf fhr=r who have been AanfzE Ee.t fa thHza p pisaarr in urri of it.
 1 pra# aant 4rls- st .aYs "Iake for sxsH# !. Its haris Swamp E2t. q prsH#rlf=# Haze e f-z HErv years sud ue.rr= ls-.z9fe t= 6=.HHa#Hi Ter 10 aiu1st tv=r #r=e if --- r.sHf re suifs as r1rv ms testify NJ r,g Hfs sHse a NAle
 Aeze-ass se-s ..=.zreras and veft#. e.T hHv, H@5sH# iH ##= Ht br kfIasr- @a.f E-Hs z= #as = .As fact sn Ha-s sl ma-a sAHE u .zl1Ey heeE atH h.lI-=r aal. r.#z= urt oaaz t.aaHze. rza.-.-Es tle ane aclI uH..h .a.sss ri.tlItt.sm
 Aau maV re-#ve esuHte hattte Of Swan fHHt tF faf==1s Fzt tHIrr-s nr K1.nae & e. tnsh1nt#R N Y. and euclese fcn ernfs al-1 Hsr;i#a ths paper. Large sni medium gre botues for sale al all drug sturr- Nay.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Record whea, crep

The largest wheat errp sser raisesi in any state was l5s.tssfsA bushels in Kansas. In fet4 thr u,Vt largest. 10 south Dakota. i52ssstssf tH-hf=Is 10 la15. Mlnnesafa- ra.ard crap was S0.dsnHu in tfH1l Inc HKeffEF for ten years past ls .-itssttssl fH k##=ss. S7 .5no. .Oo in North batHfa a- tsaa fsu In MinueSata. Seven ftmtszs. -fA= s,..ars Minnesota uti~rd more vheat than Kansas ouly tve af tHs--r ta~f#aers occurred ln the last lg S#r-
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
E ops at Easter.

The use of Easter eggs is common to aH ChriSteHdem. and seems to be Il symbolic tradition of the primitive church It Is explained in various ways, The most probable theory iS that because uf the phenomenon of hatchiag | was chosen a~ T symbol of the resurrection. Al first the Eas- ter eggs were taken to the temple and blessed hy the priest. and then distrih- uted to ones friends and family But after awhile they came to stand mere ly for festival when they could eat the eggs that had been denied them during Lent IL k impossible to say when inc first mention is made of Easter eggs.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Only One Possible Life eiver.

It is certain that n strong belief in the resurrection was the chief strength of the early church and it's preaching encouraged the early converts to en- dure all things "A dead Christ might have been teacher and wonder work CT, and remembered and loved as such could be the Savior. the Life and the Life Giver to all men"
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

a philosophy but life. drawing ft, inspiration from living Christ aug having q universal appeal heeaHse + speaks the language of legy.
 Religion lmperishabIe
 Sueh#a religion eaa uat= |, s6eatan. l. has all fhe qual.tIcs of tbe fupgr tshahle. and So long a~ tho chureH maintains steadfa,t its belief in tha resurrection | can not he conquered hy all thc hosts ef eyiI
 The resurrection of Christ MIN ths supreme victory of the ages. and uat even was the overwhelming defeat of the TIua hosts battling oH tte western front greater one Fer we may Say that If Jesus Christ had not lived and died aS He did and had hot risen from the dead and had net inspired the men of the great free nations of the world with the love ef humanity, of human brotherhood and justice, there would he none Ia sac- ritice- themselves todny against the most powerfully organized system af greed and inhumauity the world haS known.
 The hope inspired hy the reSurree- ton of Christ has lifted fhe nations gradually hHt surely ont ef the wel- ter of seldShness 1T there were no future we might as well not make Inc. sacrifices, and the strongest might 70 his WAY as in the hrufr#Norld
 Not since the earlv days of thu church haS the doctrine of ,he rcsar- rectlon and Inc future lIfe been ~o strongly viudicated as ta the present t.me when millions of frnr meu vaE. an'arily gaYn up the.r iHce for tHe great Christian principles unAa~ly.a4 t3e establishment of feea nations Rushing In to l. the.e 18t. rHes calmly trusted thr m-w. fa Gz1. Fatalssm eea.1 never H44s che taaa for liberty and justice fha' #eNsH##. ftnu K making folay ouIy rH9 t#r.~= tfar'ty of fhe re<urre6ts1 CHrI~r k capable of inspiring the ofrnri
 II waS gr,at dly for the world when the angelic ehotr annuenred to shepherds the birth or ihe Sa>Iar hnt II was a greater day when this >ame SayIar rose victorious eFer The grave and gave to mankind thr hope thaf has carried them onwur2 and upward and will continue to bear them aS they approach to he perfection of their Master.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
THE SH0RTHORN COW

Ie The farmers COW She va l.uet4 uuv mlD and carr tsa uAtura heavy r-h s'vvruE She hai psht aq si dispsasitior and tHrvss ,ln ,hr eri nAry ' Hu rsushase NhY not start vfn tsHar three reg
 istssrs.si f~ula les I,a would ss=FH have HFA4aah herd at stua vusZA ~he rthufr bg- aid aC unds < every s+s=f he aires ice
 Rha rs-
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Brought Light to World.

Hlt Nl.I AAc >zs [n rlturr fhn sym f#f-#ef me sr.at truth ef tl4e rc~ur- Ht.fIaa and de5sbt u thc pleasing rraeHszf. af rGr br#Efug forth af r.e H1. h= natural "afF1 Inc Christian EFs something iCeF,r u8d fl.rf ffu thaH rHfHre ufan which te h#.s s-s E##af af immortality The #afsHaII-t may sssk fo read hIS fu- tar, la The natural varld but tho Christian derives hHs shtsf hope fram inherent source. 70 source no l"sS fh1U ths m.<~Hge from tod himself
 When t,-us tr,ke the houds uf death and b.,Huts ~fhe first fruits If them ftnt siepi II. at inc same tln" be sfWs fh. hapv uf uil humanity Be hare iln th, WaY was dark and 7Hr7Hzffd fH mystery hHt on that first Essfes WrfH#ns H. threw flood of 4 shf HHaH ths 1ufa~ nf eternity which HfuHTn5d fhs way for ult and syttlcd fh- a#s-'lsH of immortality forever.
 tf Is tuf natural thHf the uuuiver. ss-t tf s8sh a lHs= sheali ha eel,hruf- tf vIff nrHu- H7u. fr-fHtfo0s of iay. HHf Hf HHa -4aHs= HHH the anWets aH4 tAs raaaaHfs af aHr celebrations tl. ZH fHztIts fHs t4E should uu' Es l.-f .nt v Things that mIu- l.f-f f. th- s-ftafIa >ea4a ~Eealt not H. atHR,4 ta assr-l =iaa tsa Brpem t# H# #H#r brings ua h ta + ~nHi wrHriei HtrH narI.Ftk ssfse rH rtss IHsnrrgttaa fr tzkH tHf af fh- th.nes worth white HI't fmef erH rs HtN feeding of
 fH tha eternal eur songs #H.t HH#aH= #Hf fawF and P#gfautFY harastr hszautffHf am af momcntarv
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
RABBIT AS EASTER SYMBOL
With the Egg. It Has Alawys Been Associated as Appropriate to
 the Season.

E1Sror originally woS an oriental fea-t in honor of the coming spring. or the rehirth of the ycar The rab- hif k noted for !iS prolific offspring
 and that animal was chosen aS an EaS-
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

rises upon ua other day af The year In the wealth of flowers that adurn altars. in the music of chuirs and the praiSe uf the children in their exercises are found the manifestation af the joy ef hearts oNertloWing with the happiness of Il renewed hope of life IL k the anniversary of the de livrranee of the greatest message of hope the world has ever received. summed up in the three little words :. "He k Risen II k the Christian victory day Easter.
 Most men everywhere at all times have auh some sort of idea of immor- alitY It seems to be an inherent quality in humankind. The doctrine af the resurrection iS not an entirely new one Even the paean before Us had a glimpse of the truth and was moved to recognize il In his oWn way. Nature herself proelulmS the doctrine and in every bursting bud of spring time unl the new songs of the birds Wr rsa1 confirmation af aur belief Ju future life. NuWrc rciotecs along vHfh mon iu T realization of fhe glory ar lfe for that which WaS dead k utiNr a-aln
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
4 Popular Estimate

N sxsG7azs daRHstate remarks that e hsHst-H= t- announced that newly s1eEfrt ahI,.H hus entered upon begun ro de40 h.s ~atary such k the estimate, ef iahl.t oihee Youngstown Nnd5safuf
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Never MasIucAn

After the ceremony fhe couple ver, receiving congratulations when ! heard the pes>iml.aa bridegroom rr mark to m enthusiastic friend sWeH I dunno. Jim l never tiA have much luck Chicago Trlhanc.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

t9H T 4 ] Y < 3 o 1alily that at times 1 could not be on my feet and 1t did not aeem as though Iegl.j stand it l tried dItf ent medicines without any benefit and several q octors told me nothing but m operation
 would do me any good. My drug gist told m 0 of Lydia l.. | in k ham s ' egetabls ompound. l took itwith the result that l am now well and atrony 1 oct
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

up in the marninE nt toar Q clock, do my house work then 70 to a factory and work all day. come home and get supper and feel good don't know how many of my friends have told what Lydia E. Pinkhan Vegetable Compound has done for ne. Mrs. ANNA METERLAEo, 36 West 10th St. Peru. Ind.
 Women who suffer from any such ail- mcuts shou. not fail te try this famous root and herb remedy. Lydia E. Pink han Vegetable Compound.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Nitrostarch as Explosive.

Nltrostareh. more compact than ths allied nltrocellulose or guncotton seems to promise great efficiency as blasting explosive.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Divine Easter Message

Ts ueszHEr tHaf Easter brings to f. IHst.t HH4l has very direct hear Hg aHaH tss ife. for what one he
 .'f1s Htuat the future life may srseiy determine his character. and
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
Contrary Extremes.

"How d. yea find your running au tomahGe expenses
 .efhry are f standing nHlSance-
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

ha=n American shortboru Breeders A--eei. elatton. s5 1s.Iter Para Avenue, Chicago. Iss.nob aNHnfR z5=rFa#E.r UzEEEEr.4 man tzs mo ssa#z5 =a= h.e ea=z ..f f#H Ferma t'lHas HEaR Es. Htt.#-Etal~ FrNsa
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

The world makes no progress by argument; we must work together to get forward.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
RHEUMATISM FREE RECIPE

-#-=HT E#T =zz-sft ftte oi U..s#= FE#s rtH# rntisfn or ..s# .#z#f 'Hs##. remedy after .eHH 2. s#H# tHE#=aE.-F EFTH tp any s..t zITrr and otir.ss a.sz##=a envelope for taH#..4s l. -. gasstte. BoI
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
WOMAN WORKS
 i5 HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story of Woman's Change from Weakness 10 Strength by Taking
 Druggist's Advice.

Peru. Ind I suffered from a dis placement with baeAaehe and dragging
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

r oas.s Holland annually S2oooooo to uofrHn jt~~e7 H#kes.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
FORD OWNERS

s.H sfeezHt as-aare aae.r afns a stzs.-a cZrv .1sts ac t-r Ford ketsh-l=k4sk a#u..=aar zz#c-t 2o- fsts = @e-ats ~a#t-t. sates seiter
 Auto AfeasSafe, Go Ros iSa tl Dorado. Afk.
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

Nhen Bshy is Ie~shinw 6hoNH~ NAHN ROW Hi. NHNIf #~ ii wf8 ssavraat she .t uIaz and ttnNaI ff4H fsaFfa.st5s s.rs.. l..s- eco directtuua un the tsasI. .e
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

q philosophy. but life. drawing fts inspiration from living Christ aus having q universal appeal heeaHse l. speaks fhe language uf#fegv
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10

Oh. f cur vision bounded were By the three crosses planted there On the bleak h.li Of Calvary If that were the Last sight men see 1T Christ to earth had never borne The message CT tse Easter morn All that We see or thJnk or seem Is but the fabric Of q dream
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
THE RISEN CHRIST
Easter Always Anniversary of De- IWerance Of Wonderful
 Message of Hope.

Joy If the Christian soul
 k expressed n Easter III
 >Heh a volume of song aS rises upon ua other day af
The Dermott news., 1919-04-10
RESURRECTION
Chr.st to earth had never borne The message of the Easter morn :-

We'll might the fields. stripped brown
 and bare.
 Torn by the blows relentless share, Rasped by the harrow's tearing teeth, tYet guarding still the seed beneath) A sullen. cold resentment feel At the sharp driving of the steeI Not knowing when the pain was past What Easter flowers would bloom at
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-19
. LOCAL NOTES

Assistant County Treasurer Ed: j.
Berg is wearing the smile that refuses
TO fa1e," and all on account of new son
who made his debut at the Berg home
last Wednesday. W.
Donna Marie Warner, daughter of
DR.. Dinner of Candy, has returned home
after spending several days with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Seifert. in this city.
A number OF young ladies employed
in the offices of the Eagle Roller Mill
Co., gave a dancing party at Woodmen
Hall, Saturday evening. There were
about twenty-five couples in attendance
and the affair was decided success.
The Gag-Gabriel orchestra furnished the
music.
Miss Hulda Goetsch entertained a
!, Number of friends at chicken dinner
at her home on Third North street, Sun
day evening. A delicious repast was
served, whereupon the guests and their
hostess spent a most delightful social
evening.
The foodstuffs ordered by New Ulm
people from the army and navy military
stores are slowly arriving. A shipment
Of navy beans were received by Post
master Fred. Pfaender a few days ago
and we're delivered to the patrons order
ing them by the parcel post carrier.
The Albert Wiese family Of Pipestone
has removed to New Ulm and expects
to reside here permanently. Mr. Wiese
purchased the Herm. Schmitt residence
property, at the corner Of Broadway and
Ninth streets, and has already taken
possession of the new home with his
family.
MRS. Mary Bach1nann entertained the
ladies OF Germania Lodge, O. D. H. s.,
at her home on Center street, last We'd
nesday evening, at card party. $500"
was played and the prizes were awarded
as follows: Mrs. Frances Bell, high;
Miss Hulda Goetsch, second, and Mrs.
Jos. Buertzl, low. Lunch was served
and all present enjoyed good time.
John Gerholz and family Of Gaylord
expect to move to New Ulm some time
this week and become permanent resi-
dents of our city Mr.. Gerholz re-
Gently purchased the Emil Hetlinger
residence property at the corner of
South Franklin and third South street
and will occupy it with his family. The
Simon Leischer family, who has resi-
ded in the Hetlinger house, has secured
apartments in the Weschke residence
on South German street. .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs Fred. Bielke of New
Auburn were New Ulm visitors recently.
Mrs. Herman Siege Of Nicollet spent a
day in New Ulm last week.
A. F. Angelmeyer Of Minneapolis.
has accepted position in the offices
of the Eagle Roller Mill Co.
Henry OFT and daughter OF Morgan
were guests Of New Ulm relatives re-
Gently. t
Geo. Siege of Nicollet submitted to a
minor operation at a local hospital re-
Gently.
Judge Frank Clague of Redwood Falls
called on his New Ulm friends during
the past week.
Otto NeuWirth, who enjoyed a seyera!
days visit with relatives and friends
here, has returned to Minneapolis.
A bouncing. baby boy was born to
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Bendix Of Court
land township last week. Z.
Otto Kolb OF Montevideo spent sew
eral days with his mother, Mrs. August
Kolb, residing on Payne street.
DR.. %. J. Seifert has purchased the
residence property of the late Jos. P.
Vogel on North Broadway and will take
possession with his family about the
first Of the new year. Mrs. Vogel ex-
poets to make her home with one of
her children in this city.
A large number Of friends arranged a
most agreeable surprise for Mr.. and Mrs.
John LEG Of the town Of Lake Hanska
recently, the occasion being their silver
wedding anniversary. The jubilarians
have been residents Of Lake Hanska
since their marriage twenty-five years
ago, and enjoy large acquaintance there
The prescribed ten-day period having
elapsed since its enactment by Congress,
the bill providing a graduated increase
in the salaries Of postal employees, pend
ing action Of the congressional com
mittee investigating the salaries Of such
employees, has become law without
President Wilson signature.
The Gopher Club, which was organ
lied in this city some two years ago, has
disbanded and the club furniture and
equipment was sold at public acution
Saturday afternoon. The organization
has had it's club rooms in the old Frenzel
building on Center street for some time.
Previous thereto it's headquarters were
in the basement Of the Winkelmann
building on Minnesota street. IS,
Sergt.. Edward Brand arrived here
Sunday for a visit at the home Of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
RanWeiler, on North State street. The
young man recently returned to his
home at Sleepy Eye, after. ten months
service with the American Expedition
airy forces in France. His many friends
are glad to see him back The returned
doughboy is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Brand Of Sleepy Eye and at one time
resided in New Ulm. s.#8: Il
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-19
NEW PEcANs.

Get your Holiday Pecans Now. 8 lbs.
for $1.OO, by parcel post. :
TURNER e WARNER,
Adv. Alas. Amoret, Mo.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-19

On account of the bad weather
last week, we have decided to COM
tinue our LADIES COAT SAFE
until SATURDAY, NOV. 22nd. YOU
BETTER SELECT YOURS NOW
before the line is all broken up.
Adv. AZ. CRONE BROS.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-11-19
CHRISTMAS SALE.

One o clock is the hour set for opening
of the Christmas Sale at Turner Hall,
Saturday, December 9Th. Be prompt,
Cakes, cookies and other foodstuffs for
sale. Dressed Dolls galore. Big at
traction for children. Lunch served in
afternoon. Card Party in evening: The
Turner Ladies extend q special invitation
to you: d Adv. AZ.