New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18


At the parlovs Of Mesdames Edder s
Thomas there is to be ribbon sale and
q sale of hats for children on Saturday
March 21st.
Frank Lindmeyer who las been over
seer of the county poor farm for the
past year and who IS to be succeeded by
new man whom the commissioners
will appoint at the session this week, ex-
poets to leave for Morgan this week
where he will make his future home.
There is probably no city in the state
where the street have been dusty, almost
to the necessity of having them sprinkled,
this year except this. It is one Of the
remarkable and beneficial things that
can be said of the place. Throughout
the city there has been good bicycle rid
ing.
A nephew of Alex Russell, young
man by the name of Stevenson from
Scotland, arrived in this city Sunday to
pay his uncle a visit. He surprised Mr..
Russell by appearing at the Congregation
al church Sunday morning. The ship on
which he was to come was delayed and
the young man did not arrive when he
was expected.
Prof. Bosky takes exception to some
of the statements made in the Journal
last week, and is given space in this is
sue of the Review to reply. He is en-
titled to more credit than that of being
passable either player. There are few
that can play as well, and it is doubtful
1f,there are any who can surpass him in
the most unlimited number of piec. s
that he plays without music.
Preparations are already underway for
the entertainment of the convention of
druggists that is to be here in June. A
large chorus has been organized that will
furnish music for the event. President
Eckstein has begun early and will have
every thing in readiness. From the letters
that he receives almost daily there is no
doubt but that the attendance at this
place will exceed any other meeting.
A number of the young friends of
Francis Critchett gave him surprise
party Friday night, that proved to be
what 1t was named for the young man
was thoroughly surprised ard pleased.
Mr.. Critchett had provided that Prof.
Boskey should come during the evening
and furnish music for the party, and the
young folks had one OF the most enioy-
able evenings imaginable.
A representative Of the Polk Directory
70. hiss been in the city for the past week
or more arranging to get out new
directory to take the place of the one
issued two year ago. While there have
i been some changes among the farmers
and also i'll the city, they have not been
so many that there is need of a new
directory, and it is doubtful if there will
De call for new directory inside of
the next two years.
e. W. Barnes president of the Inter
State, the largest association of its kind
IN the state, was surprised Friday when
ne came to reckon the days, that it was
his birthday. Those friends who were
"next" were treated in the proper fashion,
and it is good thing for Mr.. Barnes
that the news was not spread more
general, for his friends are as numerous
as the sands of the sea, especially on ac-
caslon that call for the display of un-
stinted generosity. Here's hoping the
president of the association Will live to
be three times the number he mas lust
turned.
a meeting of farmers was held at
John T. Lewis farm in Judson last Mon
day for the purpose of organizing a
Farmers Mutual Telephone company.
and preliminary steps were taken to-
wards the same. It is the intention OF
the organizers to construct a telephone
line to supply the farmers of South Bend,
Judson, Butternut Valley with hello in.
struments, and it is the intention il
possible to connect with lines at Lake
Crystal, New Ulm and Mankate. Tele.
phones will be furnished topatrons at
actual cost. Madelia Messenger.
From all indications there is going to
be large immigration to Canada this
year. People who have returned from
that country say they are surprised at the
| activity in business circles in the Cana.