New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-12
Rev. a. Miks will hold services at the
Middle Lake Catholic church next Sun

Rev. A. Miks will hold services at the
Middle Lake Catholic church next Sun
day.
Assistant Adjutant- General Baasen was
in town over Sunday and returned to
headquarters Monday.
Geo. Raverty Of Town Home died
Thursday night aged seyentJ seven years
and was buried yesterday.
The sale of reserved seats for the Bre-
hany Concert begins next Monday, 18th
Seats will be held for those on the guar
antee list.
Fred. J. Mueller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Werner Boesch, student at the Chattuck
school at Faribault is spending his vaca-
ton with A. j. Setter.
Ferdinand Berger of Sleepy Eye was
in New Ulm last week, transacting busi-
ness before Probate Judge George as ad-
.ministrator of the estate of the late Alb.
Borgwardt.
Warden Wolfer says that they are now
receiving hundreds of orders every day,
for twine at the prison and that the sup
ply is likely to beexhausted before May
let. The receipts from small orders
amount to about $4,000 daily.
There was reunion of the Schrader
family yesterday, occasloned by the six
tieth anniversary of the birth of Mr.. BY.
schrader. Children, grandchildren and
other relatives attended the festivities.
Miss Viola Schell entertained the
young Ladies Friday Musical at her
home on Saturday afternoon. Mendel-
sohn's life and his music was the topic.
The next meeting will be Sat. Apr. %,
with Miss Higgins. Schubert and Schu-
mann. -
The city council is to be compliment
ed-upon It's timely appropriation of $40o
to be expended for uniforms for mem
bers of the fire department.. The servl-
ces of the department being rendered
gratuitously it would seem but just to
recognize the great value of the depart
ment. - -~.:-.
Mrs. Amanda Weber representing the
Chlldren's Home Society of Minnesota
was here Saturday bringing two children,
brother and sister, to be taken care Of
temporarily until arrangements for a
permanent home can be made. The
children are six and eight years old re-
spectively. .. .-..
While driving to the depot last Satur-
day, Mr.. John F, Neumann was thrown
out of his canope, sustaining a dislcca-
ton of the right shoulder. The injury
while painful was not serious enough to
keep Mr.. Neumanu indoors longer than
three days. He is out now, sporting a
right arm in the sling.
The Germania Sisters O. d. II. S. will
tender farewell reception to Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Hartmuth at Schmucker's
Tivcli tomorrow evening. The Hart
muth family will depart for the old
Fatherland on May 2nd. Mr.. and Mrs
Fr. Burg ana Mrs. II. Roos will probab,
ly on the same date start on European
tour.
There are possibly some women eve!
in New Ulm, who will appreciate this
item: "a teacher at Garden City, Kan
sas, said to her primary class the othel
day: IF your father gave your mother
81 today and IS tomorrow what woule
she have2 And the small boy over il
the corner replied: "she would have {
ft." y ..
The last will of the late Rev. Koeberl
the death having occurred some si1
weeks ag, at the st. Alexander hospital
was probated last week. Deceased leave
to Rev. L. Haas, formerly of the I'm
maculate Conception church of St. Pete
his library, watch and one-half of hi
farm in Polk county, Wis. The remain
der goes to the church.
julius Jeske, arrested by night polio
Julius for drunkenness, plead guilty be
fore Justice Jacobs and was given S
and So costs. In lieu of cash Zeske will
have to stay in jail for eight days. Be
sides this he plead guilty to the charg
of carrying concealed weapons whicl
brought him an additional sentence Q
eight days.
Aug. Everenz was fined $5 and S;
costs by Justice Jacobs and will kee]
J.ske company.