New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-03-17
Eugene Pfefferle has recovered from

Eugene Pfeferle has recovered from
severe attack Of grippe.
Mrs. Lind entertained large party
Of friends at tea Yesterday afternoon.
Neil Currie, the well-known Murray
county merchant, had legal business
with Nj. Lind yesterday.
John Fenscke Jr. and Miss Meta Koch
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fenscke
at Sleepy Eye over Sunday.
VIM. Meyer. formerly clerk in the
Union Hotel, has gone to Reedsburg,
Wisconsin, to visit brother.
NJ. D. Gibbs, ex-postmaster of Tracy
and father of Mrs. Hoadly, has been in
the city for the past three days. -
Parties desiring to take out liquor H.
censes must make application for the
same to the City Clerk on or before
March ,22nd.
The Board of Public Works held
meeting last evening to discuss the ad-
visibility of laying water mains to the
hospital.
A number of friends gathered at the
home of Mrs. DR.. Schoch Monday eve
ming, the occasion being the anniversary
of her birth.
Capt. Stelnhauser has received this
week 5000 additional souviner medals
of the Hermann's monument for sale
and distribution.
A Willow Creek man, brother of Mrs.
Struse of CORTLAND, will start grocery
store and restaurant in the latter village
in the near future.
General Agent Garvin and Travelling
Freight Agent Weston, Of the North
western road, were business visitors in
this city last Thursday.
Julius Berndt and H. Rudolph went
to St. Paul Saturday to attend meet
ing of the building committee having in
charge the erection Of the Hermann's
monument.
Dan O'Niel came down from Fair.
fax yesterday to undergo medical treat.
ment at the hands of DR.. Hirsch. O'Niel
is suffering from paralysis and has al.
ready lost the use of one arm.
The three young men, who are being
held to the grand jury on a charge Of
stealing flour from the freight cars al
Sleepy Eye, were in the city yesterday
endeavoring to secure counsel. They
evidently intend to fight the case.
The Epwortb League of the Methodist
church has elected the following new
officers: President, DR.. Reinke; vice
president. FIR. Haenze; secretary, Mrs
Mary Alvin; treasurer, VIM. Durbahn
librarian, Ed. Krienke; organist, Miss
Ella Fenscke; musical director, Adolph
Alvin.
Gov. Clough has vetoed the Anderson
bill which authorizes the city council of
each city to exact license of itineraat
dealers in merchandise, not only street
peddlers, but also tly-by- night merchants
who manage to drift into town shortly
after the assessor makes his rounds and
suddenly drift out again before the same
time the following year. The governor
says the legislation proposed is against
public policy.
The Sutherland Theatre Co. will hold
down the boards at the Union Hall four
nights of this week, commencing to-
morrow, March 18th. On the opening
night they will present the popular
comedy drama, my Old Kentucky
Home," play that has been sanctioned
by press and public in all the large CT
ties. During the company's stay in New
Ulm such plays will be given as "a Fa-
tai Card" ga Southern Rose,' 1.-THE
Man in Black" and ''The Rocky Noun
tain Waif." The troupe is said to be
meritorious one and aims to give the
people repertoire that is worthy of
their patronage.
At a meeting of the Commercial In
ion on Friday evening the action of the
city council in appropriating 5000 for
the use of the Agricultural Society was
endorsed, and resolutions were adopted
recommending to the legislature the
passage of Senator Theden's anti depart
ment store bill. Copies of these resolu-
tons will be forwarded at once to both
houses. In view of the fact that the
men of Brown and Nicollet
are contemplating an organiza-
tion tho secratarv Of tho ITn;on mo, =,