New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-18

i m New Ulms sSuMuayy March laC., az O1s
Strick1er's Office, to eoseye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours-11 A. M. to 8 p. N 9
/ Miss Kate Brophy Of Springfield was
lin the city Wednesday 70 attend the pre-
sentation of the Shakespearian play The
Merchant Of Venice.
| Next Tuesday evening there is to be a
grand Masquerade dance at Turner hall.
Il is to be the climax Of the parties for
the season before the lenten season which
will begin on the day following.
A. r. Redmann OF La Crescent this
state, who has become well known here
in the capacity of aninsurance represen-
tative, has decided to make this his head
Iquarters and will move his family here.
Saturday night this country was again
visited with the return of winter and the
thermometer went down to twelve de-
grees below zero, which was almost in
sufferaDle after the mild weather that
has prevailed.
Miss Ruth Barnes entertained nun
Der of her friends from this city and
some from Sleepy Eye III honor Of her
eleventh birthday. last Wednesde y even
ing Miss Ruth did the honors of the
occasion to the entire satisfaction of all.
It is feared by wheat men that there
is going to be a great scarcity of wheat
for milling purposes along the line Of
the Northwestern. The visible supply
is not nearly equal to the demand that
the present milling capacity of the cities
require.
Friday attend and evening the
members Of. the Degree of Honor are to
give an apron social at Gebsel's hall.
There will be different articles for sale
and refreshments will be served until 7
O'Clock. An invitation is extended to the
public to call.
G.. W. Barnes, of New Ulm was here
on Friday to see the boys of K. P. lodge
work the second on very sensible fellow
citizen. Mr.. Barnes dropped IN to ask
DR.. Hollister if he had received thai
telegram from Albina. Sleepy Eye Dis
patch.
| Chairman Eckstein and Commissions
Miller we're over at the Thomas bridg,
on Tuesday and auctioned of such lum
Der as the wind had not blown away
The total amount received for tile stuff
was $50 30, which will just about pa,
| the expense incurred. Sleepy Eye Dis
Ipatch.
/ Monday morning runaway team
crashed into the hydrant at the corne
near the Merchants hotel and broke tn
hydrant off so that for several hours tn,
water poured from it in full blast, an,
it was not until Chas. Stolle had bee
secured that the water was eventually
shut Of.
The reputation Of the firm of Ochs I
Baer of this city in the line of putting Il
steel ceilings has reached even to the nes
town of Mllroy and Mr.. Ochs was thel
last week to take the dimensions of
building and attend to the preliminar.
work that the firm has secured for
large building in that place.
The white mice in the show windOy
of Mr.. Pfeferle's drug store have bee
the attraction in this end of Minnesot
street for the past week. The attractio
incldently draws attention to the "a
poison he has for sale. 1t is good &C
vertisement and in keeping with th
enterprise of the store.
The records of the Interstate II
surance Company are now secure IN on
of the best safes in the city, which We
placed in the Office last week. The bus
ness of the association has reached sue
protection IS demanded, and it will n.
a volume that a better and saft
be surprising il the business does not o,
grow this large safe.
Tuesday, Feb. "a will take place VIII,
+ is intended to be the finest masquerac
I Of the season at Turner hall. As this ]
the last evening before the lenten sease
5 begins it is anticipated that there will
a large crowd and that there will
: Igocd times for everybody. Some priz
) have been purchased togive to these WI
: are best masked. A cordial Invitation
( extended to the pusic to take part.
s Mrs. Gustav Wellner and Miss Soph
s Wellner Of HibbiDg spent the past wee
in this city visiting Miss WellHer
( mother, Mrs. Simon Wellner. Mrs. Wei