New Ulm review., 1901-04-17
G. 2. Haerle, of Minneapolis, repre-

ny, has moved his family to this city
and now occupies rooms IN the post Of
fee block, this city being more conven-
lent headquarters from which to work
the territory which he covers
We gladly give space to the following
item sent US from Sleepy Eye: Joseph
Parvian, Of Minneapolis, spent Easter
Sunday with MI. and Mrs. P. Christian
son and left Thursday for Minneapolis.
He was accompanied on his return by
Jaime Christianson who will spend the
remainder of the week with him.
*To make pie in a hurry try one can
of our custard pumpkin at 10 cents per
can. One can is sufficient for 3 pies.
Broadway Grocery.
'We have rented tent and are living
on the roof. Nobody will take US in
for the next 10 weeks during which we
remain in Chicago" So writes Otto
Wicherski to the editor Of the Review.
He doubtless thought we would take it
as a josh, but we serve notice on him
right here and now that we believe ev-
cry word of it and more too.
Messrs. Fred Pfaender and Hy. Helm
erdinger are entitled to much credit for
having brought to Turner theater an at
traction of such merit as 'sThe Prisoner
of Zenda" A good line of attractions
will very soon give to this beautiful the
a.re the standing which it should have
in the city and will make it a paying in
vestnent for the Turnverein.
AS we go to press Tuesday afternoon
the board of county commissioners is in
session. Beyond the ordinary routine
business the principal business accomp-
lished during the forenoon was the
granting of the applications of Backer
& Scar for retail liquor license at Essig
and Robert B. Hanson at Evan, the lat
June 1st. Auctioneer's license was also
granted to Iver w. Anderson of Hanska.
The Easter sermon Of the Rev. S. e..
Updyke, heretofore escaping mention IN
the interesting Congregational memoir
ials of that greatest Sunday IN New Ulm
history, in point of scholarship and de-
livery, the best repres entative of himself
that the Domino has ever yet given in
New Ulm. Easter in old Germany, in
old Israel, and in old Christianity, was
certainly an inspiring theme and it was
most inspiring sermon.
The funeral of Gottlieb Dongus, who
died Thursday evening, was held from
the Lutheran chuich Sunday afternoon,
Rev. G.. j. Albrecht officiating. The
cause of death was consumption, from
which disease he had been suffering for
several years. Deceased was born in
Wuertemburg, Germany, Dec. 25, 1857,
and was therefore 43 years of age at the
time of his death. He is survived by a
wife and one daughter.
We are in receipt of General Orders
| No. 6 from the office of the adjutant
generals Office in ST. Paul, dated March
| 80, in which is given list of the vari-
Gus appointments and changes in the
national guards. Possibly it is none of
our business but we would like to ask
why the name of JOS. A. Eckstein does
not appear in accordance with the an
nouncement made several weeks ago of
his appointment as assistant adjutant
general.
The production of the high class dra-
ma, the "Prisoner of Zenda," at Turner
theatre Sunday evening was decided
success from every standpoint. A large
and appreciative audience greeted the
! appearance of this metropolitan attrac-
ton and proved beyond doubt that the
new play house will be well patronized
when line of meritorious attractions
has been secured. The company pre-
senting 'sThe Prisoner of Zenda'' is we'll
] balanced and the performance through
out was of high order.
Something the ordinary store don't
sell-Marvelli Maccaroni. To be had
at the Broadway Grocery at IS cents per
package.
One of the most amusing perform
ances ever given in this city will be the
Old Maids Convention at Turner thea
tre Friday evening. The Review has
been emphatical)y forbidden to make
public the list of delegates but we are
at liberty to state that there will be a
large number of we'll known society
| ladies' in the hunch and every one look