New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-04-08

I* Special sale of wall paper. &c paper
at 4c per roll at Z. j. Buenger.
Mrs. Augusta Setter, OF Winthrop,
called upon friends in the city Saturday.
Miss Lillian Klossner was, over from
Mankato Sunday, the guest of her par
ents.
Sheriff Mcmillan, Of St. Peter, was in
the city for short time yesterday morn
ing.
A. R. Bowling, now of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday the guest of New Ulm
, friends.
Jos. A. Henle disposed of his grocery
store on State street Monday to Alex.
Ranweiler.
Cal Smith, the prosperous Golden
Gate farmer, greeted New Ulm friends
yesterday.
Henry Heimerdinger left las week
for tri p to Walla Walla, Wash, and
other Pacific coast points.
Einar Hoidale drove to Gibbon Sun
day and from there went to Madison for
brief visit with relatives. *
Mrs. Helen NJ. Philips, of the Man
kato Normal faculty, visited at the
Critchett home over Sunday.
Jacob Neubauer returned to his home
in St. Paul Thursday, after short vaca-
ton with relatives in that city.
N. Henningsen left for Bird Island
Monday morning to establish renter
upon his Renville county farm.
For the month of March Health Off.
Ger Reinke reports Is births, female
and 6 male. There were five deaths.
Miss Viola Heimerdirger was down
from the University of Minnesota and
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
DR.. Kohler, of Minneapolis, will be
in New Ulm Sunday, April 19, to do eye,
ear, nose and throat work at Dr. Strick-
ler's Office. Hours: 10 a. m. to D. m.
Following its usual custom the Con-
cordia band will give an open air con-
cert at the corner of State and Second
North streets at O'Clock next Sunday
morning. s. m ...5.sa.s
The German play, "Ihre Familie,"
which was given by the dramatic section
of the Turverein Sunday evening, was
very we'll presented. The attendance was
most satisfactory.
Jos. Gag, the we'll known Cottonwood
farmer, will move to New Ulm the
coming summer. He has had plans
drawn for $4,000 residence, which he
will erect near the Catholic church.
DR.. G. Weschcke received aletter from
his son Emil on Monday in which the
latter stated that he had recently been ap-
pointed to the position of professor of
madeira medica IN medical college at
San Francisco. - "a
New Ulm has reason to feel proud that
the commercial club fthat place enjoys
the distinction of creating the c1rcum-
stances that led to the organisation of
the State League of Municipalities
Gibbon Gazette. -. III .
The Saulpaugh hotel at Mankato was
closed Monday to allow the retiring
landlord to dispose of His furniture. It
will not re- open for at least month
and already an increase in patronage is
noticeable at the local hostelries.
The Sleepy Eye postofice situation
remains unchanged. F. H. Buelow ex-
presses himself as confident that he will
again receive the appointment and II. G..
Hays seems equally certain that he will
be the choice of the powers that be.
Winners were announced this week in
R. Pfeferle's ad-writlng contest, which
closed April 1st. The fortunate contest
ants are Thos. B. Collins, first; Miss
Bretta Price, second; Stanley Bingham,
third; Miss Alma Heimerdinger, fourth.
Redwood Falls has organized com.
mercial union with good strong mem
bership. and has practically adopted the
constitution and by laws of the New Ulm
organization, . copy of which was fur
nished them by the secretary of this
union.
The first attraction at the New Ulm
opera house since it has been remodeled
will be Stetson's 'sUncle Toms Cabin, 2
which comes here on Saturday. April
18th. The company is said to be On.
usually large and the production above
the average.