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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
HENRY /, INJURED.

Henry GasinKjj WHO siss emplo yea, sas
driver on coal delivery Z wagon for
.NageT & Leary, narrowly escaped Sc
.rious injury, when the team he was
driving became frightened. BY the toot-
ing Of an auto horn directly behind then.
yesterday afternoon. The accident oc-
Cured on Second North street, hear the
Dr.. O. G. Stricken residence. The
horses turned into the alley, upsetting
the wagon, and Mr.. Gasink was thrown
to the ground, sustaining a painful, but
fortunately, not serious injury to his
scalp. He was taken to his home or
Third North street and a physician was
called, who dressed the wound and made
the patient as comfortable as possible
For a brief period after the accident
Mr.. Gasink was unconscious, but regain.
ed consciousness and is now low restins
easy.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
LIEUT. scHnER HERE.


Mrs. August Marschner and son
Lieutenant Walter Marschner, were
guests of TIE formers fatheft..iitl- aWs ane
the latter's grandfather; 3. Marschner
the fore part of this week and alsovisitec
with New Ulm friends. The. August
Marschner family recently removed from
Lamberton to Mankato, where Mr.
Marschner is now in charge Of: the
Union News. Lieutenant Marschner has
Just recovered, from a severe attack q
influenza and pneumonia, which he
suffered while at Fort Bliss, Texas, after
returning from overseas service in the
q. S. Engineering Corps. He is still
afflicted with stubborn cough, but
looks hale and hearty and will no doubt
soon enjoy his former good health. Lieu-
tenant 'Marsehnef ~ many New ,Uhn
friends were glad to greet him.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
OPERETTA TOsBE STAGED s.
AT, TURNER I4ssL IeIN APRIL
.sT lh Merry Milkma aids Z Chosen for
Benefit Of Grand Stand Isl
Fair Grounds.

Ehe Merry Milkmaidss Is 's is the title
of.an eperetta IN init tWo PARTS w,hic Will
bs Staged at TIE TIE ,Faaraet Hail Theatre
the latter part Of April. Theo perform
santee VIII be- stihaer The auspices OF the
Brown County AgrieaFEtu Society FFef
The Benefit 81 the 1Hte ~ graifd stand on
the local fair grounds The acttso9 actors and
singers will Be al1;5l6cal talent ana re-
Ehearsals were started about: two weeks
ago under the. able eadershipisop Mrs.
Henry schrainrnel There are large
number Of characters in the play ard It
will be one Of the most elaborate per-
formances of this kind ever staged in: a
local theatre. s:.'7 S=S7sss!ss
S Those who will take part in thesoperetr
ia and their character parts are as fol-
lows: Esther Snyder, the Queen; Eunice
Starr, Dorothy: Mrs. G. E..2 Poyntar:,
Monica; Mrs. Ed. c.. Veeck, Margery;
Miss Winkelmanh, Anita Dr.. Az G:
Amann, the Captain; Otto Wichtel and
Adolph H. Sandmann,. the two Jolly
Farmers; Miss Thekla Eibner, Mau1e;
Miss Hertha seifert, Fay; ). Miss Elsie
MART, Ruth; Rev. C.a::Ho hns the Judge;
/ Mr. Ange lmey the tBeggg .I[pss chvs-
ter, the Peddler; Md Bieber, Earn er
Jim, and Mr., WlSaehter, Farmer Joe.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
:s.TO: THE PUBL

The Partnership heretofore existing
between Fred. A. Fischer and Robert
Radke, under tile FIRM name Of Fischer
& Radke, has been dissolved on March
.25, 1920, the undersigned assuming
full ownefsKib andasoles5 charge st The
business being conducted in. the Old
city clerk saoHce and fire Station: @eTsa='
s All accounts outstanding are adue and
payable rs che undersigned, Who kassgsames
all iabil1des u z thle nBusiagags ffo19 and
after March 25, 1920. Only the hader-
signed has the right rooa contract aindeb-
tedness 81 account of ahee7 business from
and after March s255, 1890. :.5es.s
z.S'.si, .sssaa 'ROBFRT RADKE.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
@cARDlo or THANKS.

We take this means Of extending our
heartfelt thanks and duplication to
all kind neighbors and friends who as
.sited US in any way during the illness and
after the death Of our Beloved mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Anna Richter.
We also wish to thank thoseawho visited
her during her illness, those who attend
ed the funeral, the members Of the
Christian Mothers Society, the donors
Of flowers the pailbearers and especially
Rev. r. seRlhkert for his kind words
of solaces'tls's@ sess.:iss1~s ,,:sss u s3ss
Mr.. AND xMRs. 81 HNsHsRICHTER
so ilse.sEtiis @.ANIDo HII.DREN
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31

Iona Arbes, Adeline Bartl, and Elsie
Guth, students at Good Counsel Acade-
my in Mankato, arrived here Saturday
morning and are spending the week at
their homes in, this city. They will
return to Mankato next Monday. /
Emil F. Buenger is driving an elegant
| new Oldsmobile eight-cylinder car, spur-
chased Of the S. p. Nielsen Auto Co,
the past week. Christ. Book has bought
a Chevrolet touring car from thesame
firm. /
Mrs. Chas. Dyer Of Vibora, Canada.
recently visited her grandmother, Mrs.
Frank friedman, and her aunts, Mes
DANES Alfred 'sehroe eek and Philip Knees,
in this city. IS. Eyer is a daughter Of
Alvin Hriedn stI of Moose Iaks, MINI.
Mrs. John j. Moriarty Of Brookings,
Is. D., arrived there Monday for few
weeks.visiit Will her parents, ayor and
Mrs, Wd Eibner, and other relatives
and friends. Mr. Moriarty#is expected
to spend Eastern this city.
Theodor Waibel has purchased the
Danss Werner house just east of his
implement emporium. Theo is ac-l
during quite a bunch Of property in.
shat block, having purchased the lots
both son the north and south some time
49,.
agge. He,ssa live wire. andsa good bust
ness man and the farmers know It.
The! .lsls orthern Light, Lamberton.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
sEARLEs CLIPPINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haas moved into
hitter new residence last Thursday anc
they feel quite at home. The finishing
touches n were given last Wednesday By
H. Hoops carpenters from New Ulm.
A couple Of Cottonwood people expect
ed an early spring because, Emil was
wearing his straw hat almost all winter
with foot warmer at his feet.ss;a
The fiji issaN over and Elizabeth Dietz
has returned home after attending
fiji patients for eight weeks.
Emil Seifert was in Minneapolis
IA few days last week attending to some
business. He returned home Monday
morning. 5ls..t,ss 81 Ssa$=t's is
So Hook has a Schimmel, and people
think he III buy d face Veil si6r over his
eyes instead 81 the Zap / rsobeg wheen1 the
moon shines as brighh as it dfid last SIM
mer nights. sassssssaasss~
Otto Diistz and Leo ssehugel we're busy
hauling hay for New Ulfn Brick &
File yards. 81; s;'sf #'fys = ~
Wonder what Easter means to Shorty
this year, he hash 7 planned to 60 10
the show 50 far. ''ss.s 5's
The stork was q visitor at the John
stueber home Sunday, March '2sth, cav
ing a little son.
Il Carl SchWei nfprther left for Mime
apolis last Wednesday from there going
to Oklahofaa, where he expects to make
an extended Stay. =
Hugo Meidl from Lafayette helped all
last Wgelfk st the 81 Anton Zwach fiome
Igohig hollis Sunday. as' !. 8
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP.

The firm of Fischer & Radke, whichha
been conducting an implement business
in the old city clerks office and fire
department. station since last fall, dis
solved partnership, Thursday, and Fred
A. Fischer has severd his connection with
the business Robert Radke has assam
ed full possession and will continue il
business at the old stand. 5.szS "
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
VIEWING BIG DITCH.

Henry Dohrmann of Sleepy Eye,
Peter Sprenger Of New Uln and Fred
Hunter of Window are busy viewing
the big judicial ditch No. Z Of Brown and
Cottonwood counties, which is now in
course Of construction. The work Of
viewing this large drainage project will
require about two weeks time. F. D.
Minimum Of this city is the engineer II
charge.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
Norman Mueller of Springfield motored
to New Ulm, Saturday.

Norman Mueller OF Springfield motorec
to New Ulm, Saturday.
Mrs. Vivian Dorm and Miss Agnes
Lang spent an afternoon at Nlcoilet the
fore part of last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Meidl is back from a
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Catherine Knadel, at Springfield.
Mrs. Louis Wenholz of Nicollet was
brought to New Ulm the fore part Of
last week and on Thursday submitted
to an operation for gall stones at local
hospital.
Miss Margaret Dinneen returned to
her home at Sleepy Eye, last Wednes-
day, following pleasant visit OF several
days with her sister, Mrs. Vivian Dorm,
in this city.
The Misses Viola Boettger and Louise
Soukup have returned to New Ulm,
after pleasant visit at the home OF their
uncle, John Berg, and family at Spring
field. "
Mrs. Jos. Classen of Springfield and
her son, VIM. Classen, who is employed
in a drug store at Walnut Grove, visited
with relatives and friends here the fore
part Of last week.
DR.. J. C. Rothenburg Of Springfield
was called to Brookings, S. D., recently
to give medical attention to DR.. Lentz
former resident Of Springfield, who is
suffering from an affliction Of one Of his
limbs.
Three young men from Nicollet county
graduated from the Minnesota Schoo
Of Agriculture at University Farm, St
Paul, last Wednesday. They are: Ray.
rnond C. Karstad, Arthur R. Hanson
and Harold E. Arhart. ,....,..,
The CORTLAND creamery grounds arc
to be beautifed and improved with land.
scaping. A competent engineer has
been engaged to prepare the necessary
plans and specifications. 1t is proposed
to make the grounds very attractive: !,
Mesdarnes Lena Rachel, Otto Tape
Louis, Sandau, Albert Spaeth, Jacob
Spaeth, >Chas. Cordes, Frank Kiesline
and Jacob. Klossner, Jr., spent an after
noon at Winthrop, recently, assisting
4. Mrs. Fred. ,sBlass in celebrating the lat
>ter's birthday. A most enjoyable time
was had. - ~ - NJ"
Mrs. Lena Rachel entertained a
number of relatives and friends at a
party in honor of her birthday ami
versary, last Tuesday afternoon. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Fred.
Blass, Mrs. Fred. Spaeth and Mrs.
King of Winthrop and Miss Adele Kach-
Ell of Minneapolis.
r. A mail carrier examination for the
position OF rural carrier at St. Peter and
vancancies that may occur later on any
OF the routes in Nicollet county, will
be held at st. Peter, Saturday, April "a.
Information relative to this examina-
ton can be obtained from any postmas-
5 ter in the county, or from the civil ser
vice board at St. Peter.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
s5isEnlasS siIts tsfsc ~ FSs;irr;.-:s@ 3
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. J;


Our old and respected, ,fellow-towns-
man ma August Raabe, WAS. most agree
ably surprised. at the home. sof his ,sen
and daughter7inalaWs Mr. and Mrs;
Herman Raahe, con North Minnesota Al
street,, Thursday, the occasion being, his
birthday anniversary. All.,of the child
rem We're present to help make the event
an enjoyable one, namely: Henry. Raabe
OF Linden, Iowa; John Raabe of Candy,
Minn., and Herman and Miss Alma
Raahe soff aatthis:city. John Book of st.
Peter alse came to. New .Ul1n to attend
the celebration: Mr.: Raabe was born
in schleswigg- II olstein, Germany }, 80 years
ago and came to AMERICA in I l,E. New
sUlm has since been his home. The
Review joins with his many friends in
wishing him many more happy days
8 IS 7::.s-;stf ,1sss5}tss
Otto Kolb Of MonteTcideo visited his
mother, Mrs. Augusta Kolb, in this
city, Saturday. 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
MEMORIAL DANsIssUo BE
s. OBSERVED M ONDAY MAY 81 !.
I 49,. III 10 VI
Commander e ef Department of Min Mi 4
nesota Fixes Date for Honoring
Ii s.7s Departed Heroes. . sf-ssss

i'm onday,3 May 8 l,,ssshould abes observed
az Memorial Day BY G. A. 1R. Corps in
this state; according to- all order Issued
by Or. Js,aDg Judd,E depaf tmsnt iof
minnesota oranaafl Ter. rEhis change
is made owing to thef fact that theors-
ssttornary date; May 80, falls on Sunday
this year NJ 5sssss1 III s,s.ts
The order also says that Friday, May
49, , should he. observed I'm sthea schools
Jas Memorial Day, although Posts should
sbe guided By Local conditions. The
commanders order, urges eqPost com
;manders to begin at oIiee1s6 make prep
.arations fofthe observance Of Memorial
Day on Monday, May 3 l:.aa Il Eiiais
/. .i'ss - 80 -:s
i. Mr.. and Mrs. john G, sWooldrik of
Sleepy Eye attended IS business matters
here, Saturday. z,''sssSs 3.
~ S. u affss 10 N ; :
St. Anne Court, w g: Q. 81, will
entertain at a card party at. the Catholic
school house "Wednesday evening, April
beginning g. at 8 o'clock 2ke sharp. $500
will be played and everybody is; cordially
invited to attend. .s ,:as.e@A dyl3
WANTED: Hired. i man on i;aH farm H.. Mott
fy Otto orth, Route 2,ssleepry5i IS rye, MINI.
Adv. 13tf. 8: IS. =, 1900
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
MRS. ANNA .GIESEKE.

-t y = ~ {. . .
Mrs. Anna Gieseke died at her home
on North Franklin street last Saturday,
at $3.50 o'clock in the evening. She had
been suffering from paralysis for the
past eight Tor ten weeks.
Mrs. Gieseke was born at Bartring,
Luxembourg, March IL, 1841, and,
therefore, was. 79 years Of age at the the
time Of her death. She came to America
when she was Is years old accom- any-
ing her parents who settled in the state
of Iowa: Two years later, in 1858, the
family moved to- Belgrade township
where they remained till 1891. From
Belgrade township they moved toslNeW
Ulm where Mr.. Gieseke died in 1917.
The deceased was married to Ernst
{Gieseke, July "a, 1863. Their union
was blessed with one son, Ernst 6 iieseke
Jr;..,, = who Ives iii Courtlahd. Othel
survivors are IS grand children and 9
/ great grandchildren and one brother
and two sisters.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at the home at 1:30.'p. m
and sc the local Lutheran church at z
o'clock. Interment was made att thu
Lutheran esmsstery1 g. s.sse<ii
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31
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OBITUARY! |.
MRS. ANNA. RICHTER.

| AAAsJ.a11ANlSfAs N1S4A1GH ss
Mrs. Anna Richter, for many years
a resident Of this city, was called by the
grim reaper last Tuesday, March %, at
|1:15 in5the afterneo on. She had been
illfor the past two years, suffering from
cancer and since March she. had; been Inf
forced to remain in bed. ~, ,-.s1s'.
Mrs. Richter, whose maiden; na q E
was Wiltschecl, was born at AtlInlIplia1tz,
near Pilsen, Bohemia, Austria, February
10. 1916. She therefore was a years
old at the time Of her death. In 1874,
she came to America settling on q
farm in sigef township, Brown county,
Nine years later, in 1885, she was mar
ried to Wenzel Richter who survives
her. Their union was blessed with
two children, one of whom died in early
childhood. John H. Richter residing in
this city on. North Broadway, is the
only surviving SON. Other survivors
are two grand children and one brother,
Jos. Wiltscheck, Of this city,. and two
sisters, Mrs. John Hauser, New .Ulm,
and Mrs. Andrew Bruckbauer, Sleepy
Eye. Since the day Of her marriage the
deceased has been living. in New Ulm,
the last eleven years in the house 81 her
son. ..r.-9s
Funeral services we're held at the
local Catholic church last Thursday,
at $50 o'clock in the morning and and
inter1nent was made at the CATHOLIC
cemetery. Mrs: Richter was a member
of the Christian Mothers Society. s
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31

Mrs. Elizabeth Meidl is back from a
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Catherine Knadel, at Springfield.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31

Mrs. Vivian Dorm and Miss Agnes
Lang spent an afternoon at Nlcoilet the
fore part of last week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-31

For SALE: One Blue orpingston cock
erel- and 2 pullets, and 5sssC. Buff
0rpington cockerels. b Koehler, New
Uhn, MINI. .-8S IS. t...e 13''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
Buriness Chauees


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WILL TRADE 1890 Essex touring car for
rooming house and pay difference. II any.
Address A 8, care Herald
FOR SAIE-Smau dairy and farm Win
equipment. level. near ditch. excellent To-
cation Address T. Sc. Herald
Will SELL srocery store now doing good
business. fine location rent S35 per mouth.
party must leave city. For Information
Pm. 1880 or can s19 Z. Boulevard
Want 10 get IN touch with some one who
would Ike % 60 IN with me and buy
we'll established business VII buy half IN
terest myself viii take about $4,000 60
handler deal good Proposition Ph. I55IR.
EXCEPTIONALLY high Grads positions
for experienced business men available
through y NJ. c A vocational depart
ment. paying from $500 per month up.
See Mr. wheeler. $3.50 an 70 u noon
FOR sALE-Beauty parlor. doing fine
business. best location IN city; On account
Of other business must sell For informa-
ton call or write sheldon Beauty Farior.
Hotel Sheldon
WANT TO SELL YOUR BUsINESsP II
priced right and Do can be made profitable.
we have buyer Clients arriving daily
secured By outside Advertising See Pick
EFT. 81 Caplea Bldg, Pm. 500.
BEST HOTEL-R JOINING proposition iu
town. finest location. beautifully fur
nished. within minutes OF business csn-
ter, % single rooms, apartments. all
rooms tlled 20 capacity. net monthly prof
it over $500. 81 500 buys a. half cash.
s0IIHn p TERN INVESTMENT
BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

MONEY 20 loan on diamonds. watches and
tsWelry. FULLANls. ia N. stanton 81.
IS TO $50 loaned honest emnlayes conf
Dental Drake, 2o1 Roberts-Bauner Bldg.
NEED E1o2 Long time easy payment plan
for salaried furniture owners. coufideuti1L
Welfare Loan Co, 1o5 Herald Bldg.
MONEY loaned On furniture. planes. auto
mobiles. livestock. Liberty bonds or other
collateral az lowest rate on liberal terms
EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION.
BIS Trust Bfdr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23
SnseinI FoHees


HEMSTITCHING. picot, accordlan plating
Miss B. C0rum. 50 Buckler Bldgs Pm 1911.
YELTON-TUTTLE .AINT WALL
PAPER CO., sos n. Stanton. Ph. 1871.
MATTRESSES RENOVATED, So RUGS
CLEANED. 81 ERWIN MFG. CO., Phi lilo.
Will GIVE $50 bonus, good Interest ard
security for loan q $500 FOR 50 days Ad-
dress 3 20. care Herald
GENUINE NAVAJO RUGS.
For sale ve-y reasonable. Phi 42s5. 701
n Oregon
HEHsTITCHING- picot edge Tofk done or
short notice. any kind OF material Singer
Sewing Machine Co. eos 8 z PA1o.
BARNETTs XMAS SPECIALS.
Gents solid Gold Set Rings $3.50 Up
el9 san Antonio St. 219-
HENSTITCHING, alterations. accordian
plating. mail orders solicited. Mr1 8.
Jones, SIX Emporium. 213 Mesa. Pm. 4l1l
EDWARD AUER- NJ D.-PhyE and surg.
Special atteut diseases OF Cal Bladder
stomach. Intestlnes: diseases OF women.
20 Buclzler Bldg. lover Elltel. 4542-5l y.
UNITY SCHOOL OF CHRISTIANITY
Room 211-20f Mills Bldg Reading room
daily. . an 70 4 pm; beginner class
Monday, 8 pm advanced class Fri. 2 pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

For Sale-FsEms and Ranches
4----~~~--------~----- -~-----~---~---~-------~
BUY FROM owner 10 acre fruit chicken
and turkey ranch on paved road Phi
6006W evenings. 5Q7 ". Missouri
FOR SALE-l60 acre White Mountain
Farm. improvements. so acres tiilable, ad-
joins forest. plenty OF water good farm
ing. stock and hog proposition. terms
address Lock Boz 234, Captain. n II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Remember that there is great danger
Of fire during the holidays with that
tree OF the -Kiddies" so easy 70 catch
tire. Don't delay The time IS short
Let Us insure your home today. Can
lIr. Ar5us with
JAMES C. WHITE.
Realtor.
Il. IL. So DEnr. LIZ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

DFeSsmaking
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LADY TAILOR and dreEsralzinE. work
guaranteed- Fh- 8119.
EINE gowns ard ladies' tailoring lrrz
LILLE Dennis. eos ?. Missouri Phi ssh
PLAIN and fancy ssWlnrs also Costumes.
Alice Meyers. 2112 WyominE. Fh. $3.50
DRESSMaEING; Old garments made over
a slecialty. Fh. 91fJ. SOC n. Campbell
DRESS making ladies tailorinE. remodel
ing. evening gown expert fust FROM Calf
fornia- Work guaranteed. 2111 2. Bouie-
ward. Ph. s5Tf-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

Government Wool Cd. and grays al
weights oveTcoats and all other classes
Of government goods Largest stock IN
the southwest
INTERNATIONAL SALES CO.. INC.
Vain md EansaE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

For Sale-Cify Property
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TWO STORY house on 2425 Montana FOR
sale By owner. can from to 2 p IN
WHAT STERLING IS To SILVER
MATFIELD IS TO A HOME7
Plans and estimates free
sl20O-S750 down.
rooms. hail between. bedrooms.
screened porch, built-in features 50x14o
lot Call Miss Pearce. Pm. 3S1Ss res. 7565R-
PEARCE REALTY co.
Reberts-Banner Bldg.
Ell PAsO Is NOW ONE OF THE
WORLDS MOST PROGRESSIVE
CITIES.
Drive around Ell PasO and see the
many new buildings being construct
ed. All this activity means a con-
slant increase in real estate values
LOGAN HEIGHTS is right in the line
OF FL Paso's growth
BUY A LOT IN LOGAN HEIGHTS.
Make your start in the real estate
way the right way TO permanent sue
cess.
ANDERSON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors.
306 Mesa Ave. Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-23

UIHLEs- IEeIAMENIel nUUNe.
Precious Promise Bible: other Bibles. I5c
ups Hurlbut's Story Bible for the children
201 z. Boulevard. corner Mesa. Phi 6105J.
orc. Lrlr. ! % J pm. " a 49,