New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-25

Dr.. Kohler, Of Minpeapolls, will be
in New Ulm Sunday, March s9th to do
eye, ear, nose and throat work at DR..
Strickler's office. Hours 8 q. M. to 8
p. m.
students of the High School have ar
kranged to have debate Friday after
boon and the subject will be the Philip
pine question, and there Is no doubt but
that the young people will make it in
Interesting.
There is some talk Of asking that
YChrist Filzen be given the position Of
street commissioner. It is claimed that
he is in every respect qualified for the
place and that he would make an excel
lent man to oversee the street work.
The K. of 2. lodge decided atits meet
ing Monday night to give a dance on the
first Monday after Easter. The dance
will be at Turner halr and will be one
that will be enjoyed by all. A general
invitation will be extended and all who
come viii be welcome.
Mrs. Nellie French who has been alb
sent from the city for some time visiting
in Chicago, returned last week and re-
sumed Der position in the Office Of the
Eagle Mill Co. During her absence
Miss Vina Petrus took her place, she re-
turns this week to Minneapolis.
Prof. 81. G. Hess, who for the past tep
tyears has been superintendent of the
schools at Sleepy Eye, has refused re-
election and will be succeeded by new
man. Mr.. Hess is considered one of the
best instructors IN the state, and in
mathematics is probably not excelled,
and he will be missed by the schools in
Sleepy Eye.
Everybody seems fairly we'll pleased
with the entertainment at New Ulm or
Tuesday evening and the only wonder is
that with so many people ready to pay
railroad fair and addmlsslon to show
at our sister city that there are so few
who will encourage the production of 8
high grade entertainment Sleepy
Eye Dispatch. u
Over thirty Springfield people attend
ed the opera at New Ulm Tuesdayseven
ing and greatly enjoyed it. On thei
way home their train was delayed by tn.
derailment of some freight cars of an
other train and some Of the party walked
into Springfield about three miles The,
train did not reach here until a. M
Springfield advance. = .*~E r
St. Peter has organized a Citizen
League, which seems to have 70. it's oh
ject the creation of methods for bette
government and any other methods O
improving the conditions of the city.
seems that these movements are becomin
contagious for q. A. Ottomeyer has re
ceived several communications regard
ing the working methods of the. organ
zatlon IN this city. It is good sign an
will bear good fruit if they are all *
tive = - :.
Those people who attended the cpe1
= Fatthis place last week from Springfield
did not get home until five O'Clock
the morning on account of fre,gl
train that was stopped between Cobde
and Springfield on account of several {
the cars being off the track. It was a
unfortunate circumstance, and occurre
at time when it could cause the no.
) Inconvenience, however the party W,
, made up mostly of young people VIII
knew how to make the best Of : Tie pr
dicanent.
Seventy-two students were graduate
from the State Agricultural school la
week, many of these were boys and cir
from the farms, but not ali. Its becon
: ing quite commons for the young Peep
! of the cities to 60 to this school for,
J affords most practical schooling. II
young man or young lady who has Il
opportunity to secure = course in til
: school and fails to- take advantage
it will regret it in after life. It is bot
q generous US and practical and the lafg
). classes that are being gradual ed ga,
: year show that it is appreciated, ~.
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