New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-10

Scott Phillips, the. South Dakota stock
man, is IN the city.
Mrs. John Zeller Of Winthrop visited
with New Ulm friends yesterday. IS.
Albert Schilling has accepted posi-.
ton at the Central Telephone Station.
Prof Robert Jache of Mankato came.
up last evening to attend the Russ con-
cert.
4 Mrs. B. Fo.lmann left for Chicago to.
purchase her stock of spring millinery
goods.
Henry Behnke closed a successful
term of school in Cottonwood, district
on Friday. =
L.. Cook, of the Austin militia COM.
pauy, was in the city for short while
Wednesday.
Louis Mueller is attending to business
for the firm of Klossner s. Mueller at
Springfield this week.
Township elections were held in all of
the country precincts yesterday and IN
the village of Springfield.
The Commercial Club will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at Gebser's
Hall next Friday evening. .
DR.. H. Mel. Morton, the Minneapolis
eye and ear specialist, will be at the Da.
kota House on Monday, March 18th. "
Work was commenced yesterday on a
new creamery at Golden Gate. This
makes the tenth creamery in the county.
VIM. Meyer resigned his position as
clerk at the Union Hotel upon the in
coming of the new management last
week. ~
B. Gilmore, who has been spending
several weeks here with his brother, will
return to his North Dakota home to-
morrow.
Pcof. f. S. Bugbee, the optician, will
be at the Dakota House and Pioneer
Drug Store Monday and Tuesday, March,
Is and 16.
interviewed yesterday by the Review
Alderman Schmidt of the First ward
stated emphatically that he is not can
didate for reelection. i
Mr.. Rector informs us that the New
Ulm- Milford Cottonwood creamery in
this city is now turning out SIS tubs of
butter weekly. This is double the out
put of year ago. -
The Misses Flora Pfefferle, Clara
Follmann, Meta Kiesling and Carrie
Haas, all Of whom have been studying
millinery styles in the Capitol City, re-
turned home last week.
No one is truly rich who has not wealth
of love, wealth of goodwill for men.
No one knows what luxury is who has
not enjoyed the luxury of doing good.
No one has real happiness who has not
the happiness of making Others happy
The American.
The masquerade ball at Turner Hall
last Tuesday evening YVES success in
more ways than one. Although the num-
Der of masked people was not large, the
| number of lookers-on was, and they
were certainly given their moneys
worth. The Prince Carnival and his
retlnue were richly attired and presented
pretty scene, while the stage perform
ances were by far the best ever seen by
the writer at masquerade in Turner
Hall. Brambel's engine was immense,
the two tramps were clever and original,
the jugglers in their burlesque perform
ances were unique, and the "Kneipp
cure" was laughable to the highest de-
gree. All in all, the young men of the
society are to be congratulated on the
outcome of their efforts.
Some of the local BARRIERS are again
agitating the closing of shops on Sun.
day, simply on the ground of securing
rest, AMI why shouldn't the movement
meet with endorsement? The barber is
one IF the hardest worked men you will
meet in month of Sundays. Just stop
to think minute. The barber must
stay in one room and try and pass the
time away, when there isn't anything to
do, from seven o'clock in the morning
until eleven at night. He can't even &c
out and breath the fresh air in few
minutes walk, for, just as sure as he
does, someone will come in and ask
.Where is So and Sop ..He, just went
out for walk" He says: "I'll be back
Directly" And that is the last you SEE