New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-08

Jas. Addy q Sleepy Eye was ID the.
city Saturday
Wheat yesterday morning was up to.
70 cents bushels in this city.
]. ". Diferdang made business trip
to the Twin Cities on Saturday.
Albert Pfaender was IN ST. Peter Sat-.
urday morning attending to legal bust
ness.
The public and parochial schools OPP.
ened Monday after a two week. 9 vaca-
ton.
Albert Page of Mankato was the guest
of friends in this city on New Years
day.
New Ulm can see a treat by seeing
the beautiful play .Shore Acres" at
Mankato theatre Jan. 18th.
Walter Murhn, who is student at the
State University spent Sunday afternoon
with his brother in this city.
WANTED AT once boy II or 18 years
old must be willing to- work, Address
| box $40 New Ulm Mimi.
III. N. Somsen left on Saturday for
Winona and from there went to Lime
Springs, Iowa, to visit his parents.
Start the new year right by using that
| peerless coffee under the brand of "White
House" Chas. Fielder, sole agent. s
G. Weschcke, druggist at Springfield
was the guest of his parents Mayor and
! Mrs. Weschcke on New Years day. =
The board of county. commissioners
organized yesterday and will devote the
balance of the week to the affairs of the
county. a.
The police court for the past yea1
shows that fifty. eight arrests have been
made, an average of little more than one
a week.
Miss Amanda Woolley O.: Sleepy Eye
was the guest of Miss Ruth Barnes sew
eral days last week. returning home on
Thursday. ~
Mrs. Fred Spoerhase left on Monday
for Chicago on her way to Thomasv1lle,
Ga. She was accompanied as far as Chi.
cago by her brother, Fred Setter, :
The post Office receipts in this city,
month by month have greatly exceeded
the required amount necessary to put the
mark up to $4,000 the amount required
to put the Office in the mail carrier list.
Postmaster Weddendorf is consequently
elated.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Fredericksen and
children were the guests of G. H. Horn
burg over Sunday. Mr., Fredericksen
says that the Congregational society will
erect new church in Sleepy Eye the
coming year that will cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
Fred and George Buckholtz who were
arrested IN complaint of Detective Cole
man for arson, being charged with set
ting fire to barn near Mankato, were
discharged by the judge, the evidence
being insufficient to hold them. This is
the second blunder that these detectives
have made recently.
The ladies of the Turnverein announce
that on January 25th they will give a
Colonial ball at Turner hall, which is to
be semi-masquerade affair, all the par
Elephants beng dressed in the old
ial style. This will be very interest
ing and no doubt entertaining party and
the ladies will find that it will be quite
popular s.>.
The handsome new pipe organ for the
Lutheran church was dedicated on Sun.
day. 1t IS magnificent instrument and
can be thoroughly appreciated by the
large congregation. It was built by
Vogelpohl s. Spaeth who completed
their work on it Friday last. The church
has disposed of the old organ for the
neat little sum of $4OO. =. i. H..
"Under Two Flags" dramatization
of Ouida's famous novel BY that name,
was played at Turner Hall theatre, Sum
day night to a fair audience. The play
did not give the satisfaction expected
Iand many who went were disappointed.
The next event will be the Walter
Whiteside company on Sunday night,
Jan. 25th.> This will be under the regu.
lar management and will he a guaran.
| teed attraction.
The; literary society met at Turner