New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-03-22
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supt. 3. T. Critchett will spend next
week at the Twin Cities.
4 Chas. Toberer was q business visitor;
at st. Paul Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Muenero Of Springfield spent
a few days here the forepart Of last week.
A. j. Vogel, the lumberman, left We'd
uesday afternoon for St.Paul on busi-
ness.
Charles jacobson of Owatonna spent
a few days here last week visiting with
friends.
And now Redwood Falls is talking
about a market day. If it is good thing
for other towns why not for New Ulm?
MISS Rosa Keller was rendered sur
prise party last Wednesday evening by u
number of her friends, the occasion be-
Ing her birthday.
Miss M. Heiner Of Eau Claire, Wis,
arrived here last Saturday evening and
will have charge of the trimming de-
partment in Mrs. Follmann's millinery
store.
Today is the last day that applications
for liquor license can lie made in order
that they may be acted upon at the next
regular session of the city council and
commence business on the 18th of next
month.
Miss Drew, Miss Thomas and Mr..
Gregg, teachers in the public school,
will go to Minneapolis Saturday to spend
the spring vacation in that city. Miss
Higgins will also go down at the same
time for visit at her home.
The Misses Olsen and Peterson, ex-
perienced milliners from Minneapolis,
have rented the Peuser building on Min
nesota street and will open up with a
large stock of the latest styles next week
prepared for the Eeaster trade.
z Yesterday was registration day and
flags were floating over the several
buildings where the judges of election
were in session. Next Tuesday is the
last day to register anil those whose
names are not yet on the poll list should
hot fail to see to it that they are put on.
Mrs. Leonard Giefer of this city died
last Tuesday of blood poisoning at the
age of 81 years. The funeral took place
Thursday morning and the remains were
buried in the Catholic cemetery in
Brighton. Deceased leaves a HUSBAND
and five year old child to mourn theil
loss. I.
Prof. Ackermann, with the assistance
of one of the youngsters about town
| cleaned considerable snow off the side
| walk on Broadway, one day after tn
| snow storm last week. Passers b.
stopped and looked on, amazed as wei
as astounded. The professor is now re
norted conyalescent.
supt. of Waterworks Chas. Stoll an
Councilman Grussendorf were in Wasec
tue forepart of last week and inspecte
the waterworks plant at that place
They will report at the next counc
meeting and very likely the city WI
make some Improvements at the waite
works station in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Hartmuth wi
leave for Germany the early part (
May. Mrs. Helen Roos will occompan
them on their trip across the ocean. NJ
/ and Mrs. Frank Burg intend to join tt
: party when they leave. We are informe
that Prof. Ackermann will also make
visit to Germany the coming season.
The first annual Easter Costume Part
! will be held at Turner Hall on Sunds
April 2nd. 1t will be the event OF tt
: season. Ladies are requested to wear
! calico dress, white apron and sun boz
net and the men blue overalls, neglig'
shirt and straw hat. Everybody wi
intends 10 enjoy a good social tin
, should not fail to attend.
Farmers in this vicinity seem to tai
an active interest in the raising of sug
5 heets this coming spring, to be shippt
i to the Minnesota Sugar Co. at st. you
E Park. Every farmer should raise
!, least five acres of beets and convin
himself Of the results obtained. We a