New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-03-16

visitor Saturday.
The comfy commissioners convened
in extra session yesterday.
Mr.. Spanlding, the Lamberton wheat
buyer, visited here Monday.
Mrs. Steinhauser has been at Lamber-
ton several days assisting her son, Emil.
Miss Flora Peterson has been the
guest Of Mankato friends for several
days.
Chas. Boehme is suffering from a
stroke of partial paralysis sustained last
week. e.. .f-
: Max Burg has rented apartments in
the new Wicherski dwelling on Broad
way. =. -.
TIE Brown Co. Agricultural Society's
quota in the state fund this year is
$241.34. -:
Chas. Moerbitz will enter upon his
duties as janitor of Turner Hall on the
list of April.
The dramatic section of the TURNER
elm will present a Bavarian play at Turn-
er Hall during the Fair.
Supt. Runck examined twenty -four
applicants for teachers certificates at
Springfield on Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Behnke purchased this
week a new home near Turner Hall.
She will rent the residence near Som
mer's.
A Winona firm will furnish the Co.'S
tunes for the production in this city on
the Oath and goth of the "Doctor of AL
cantara."
The latest is that Hon. Robert G.
Evans of Minneapolis will be appointed
United States District Attorney for
Minnesota.
Miss Carrie Hochkircb, stenographer
IN the law Office of Jos. A. Eckstein, was
called to st. Paul last week by the ILL
ness of her sister.
Tomorrow morning at the Catholic
church the ''forty hour devotion" service
will commence. Several outside priests
will be here to assist in the work.
Mr.. Ford, the colored performer with
the Keystone Medicine Co, was here Sun
day to see his wife, who has been an in
mate of the hospital for several weeks.
Gus. Varrelmann, who has been sup
erintending the improvements in the
Schell brewery, will go from here to
Winnipeg and thence west to the coast.
A representative of the Northwestern
Telephone Co. Was in the city several
days last week preparing maps for the
extension of the company's line through
this city.
The Milwaukee The atre Co. made an
effort last week to secure dates in New
Ulm in May, but without success. The
guarantee asked was $3.50 for three
night engagement.
The ladies of the Turnverein will hold
a Fair at Turner Hall on the last day of
April and the 1st of May. The proceeds,
it is understood, are to go towards the
rebuilding of the hall.
Mrs. Carl Schroeck was agreeably sur
prised by about twenty-five members of
the Germania lodge, Saturday evening,
the occasion being the fifty-third ami.
versary of her birth. ~. ~
Fred Schulz, who has been confined
to his home with typhoid fever tor sew
eral months, was out for the first time
Sunday. Norman Lind was also able to
be around this week. >: e.
Attorney ,Huebner of Winthrop stopped
off here Monday night on his way east.
MIR. Huebner will not be candidate
for the senate, as reported, nor will he
even seek reelection as County attorn-
ey. 55.--
The ticket sale for the 'Doctcr of
Alcantara" will open at the City Drug
Store next Saturday forenoon at ten
o'clock. Even now there is every rea-
son to believe that the demand will be
large.
In the coming municipal contest May
or Weschcke and Alderman Pfefferle
WI. undoubtedly stand for reelection.
Whether Mr.. Henle will do so is doubt
full, and the report that Col. Bobleter
would try for the mayoral,ty is absolute
" unwalranted.
During Monday nights wind storm
excitement was wrought to high ten
sion by the sounding of the fire alarm.
After the denartmanf ard several hnn