New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-11

Work on the change that's to be made
in the Union Opera house is well under.
way.
Miss Lucy Hauenstein is home from
the Mankato Normal for short vaca-
ton.
Miss Gustie Brandt of Minneapolis is
in the city, tie guest Of Miss Allie
Scherer.
DR.. G. F. Beachler left for Minneapo/
lis Saturday, intending to return home
last night.
VIM. Mather left on Saturday for Wi
gnonato visit his aunt. He is expected
home today.
Mrs. Giles W. Brown Of Chicago,fs in.
the city the guest of her sister Mrs. s.
D. Peterson.
j. P. Cooper, mayor of the city of Red
wood Falls was here Monday on his way
to, Lamberton.
The small boy and his marbles is
around, which is one of the unfailing
signs of spring.
Wednesday evening Episcopal services
were held in Schell's hall. There were
present about thirty people.
r. Miss Lillian Klossner is at home this
week, enjoying vacation from her dut-
les as instructor atthe Mankato Normal.
Albert Mueller, attorney Of Wabasso,
came down from that place Thursday
and spent the following day in this city.
X Stamped pillow tops including hoop
and SILK floss for 25cts. A souvenir dolly
is given free with each purchase. Elder
& Thomas.
The ladies of the Turner society gave
a very pleasant social at the hall Sunday
evening, the feature of the evening being
euchre.
+ Rev. Geo. R. Merrill, D. d. of Mime
apolis, supt. Of Congregational churches
for this district was in the city Tuesday,
the guest of Rev. s. G. Updyke.
A. F.. Redmann of La Crescent has
moved to this place. He and his house,
hold goods arrived Monday and his
family is to come the last of the week.
Albert Schilllng, late of the firm of
Zschunke & Schllling has purchased a
half interest in the Frantz Schneider
saloon and entered upon his new duties
Monday of this week.
Any person desiring to learn Photo
graphy should call at Harriet Schmidt's
New Art Studio, Rudolph building.
John Culkin at the age of rs died on
Friday of heart failure, at the home of
M. Schmidt, in this city. His body was
taken to Buenger's undertaking rooms
and on Sunday was sent to Springfield
for <burial.
T Chas. II. Ambroscb, who for the past
four years has been in partnership with
his father In the Marble and Granite
works in this city, has decided to open
q shop of his own in the Strasser build
ing on Broadway. He will open the
shop for business this week.
The new navy bill just passed by con-
gress will so effect the paymasters OF the
navy that it advances Jas. Beecher con-.
siderably on the list and puts him in
sight of the title of past assistant with
q higher rank than he now has. For one
so young and new in the service he is
very fortunate.
People who are interested in getting a
superior article of meat for the table will
find something of interest in the ad of
Chas. stuebe on front page of this issue.
He has some choice, corn fed beef that
will be slaughtered and put on the market
Saturday of this week. Look up the ad
and read about it.
a glance at A. j. Eckstein's window
lie sufficient to say that he has the largest
and newest line of vocal and instrument
a! music in the city. He also has q full
line of musical instruments and is always
ready to convince the people that he can
supply them in the music line as cheap
as in the twin cities.
]. 2 Ecklund has been appointed dis
trict deputy of the Modern Woodmen
lodge for the counties of Nicollet. Blue
Earth, Brown, lie Sueur. Watonwan,
Waseca, Faribault and Martin. He will
have five deputies under bis charge.
Peter is hustler and his efforts will
materially increase the oodmen mem
beIshlp in his district. Sc sss i 4 n