New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-11

aprons aftt5eDser,s nail en- Friday, FebA
10th. Supper will be served from 5 to 2
o'clock in the evening. Coffee served IN
The afternoon. The public are invited
to attend.
The Workmen' s hotel which has been
closed for some time has again been
opened by Chas. Liudemann,. who will
conduct hotel for the accommodation
Of the working people and these who
feel that they cannot afford to stop at
the high priced hotels.
Mrs. 6. Dunkel went to Gaylord satur-
day to be present with her mother in the
celebration Of her 73d birthday. Mrs. s..
Cortb is the name Of her mother and she
is to be congratulated on having passed
the allotted time that it is given the
people of this world to live.
Henry Altman, at the age Of nine
teen years died at the home Of his par
ents in Lafayette Saturday of blood poi
son and was buried yesterday in the
Catholic cemetery. The young man was
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Altman,
who are farmers in that community.
At the Star hall on the 23th and 24tH
of this month there will be masquerade
dances on the first evening for married.
people and on the second evening fol all
who desire to come. At these masqber-
AIDES there will be prizes given for the
best make ups on both occasions.l A
cordial invitation is given to alto tAke
part.
A communication has been receiveQ
by the members of Zuhrah Temple,
Minneapolis, in this city informing them
Of the contemplated imitation Of class
in the degree of the Shrine. some Of
those who took the degree at the last
meeting Of that order will probably go
down to see how they looked when they
were riding the goat.
Some new things In the line of baby
carriages and 60 carts are on the market
this year. They are called automobiles
and they are as unique and pretty as they
can>be. L. j. Buenger and John Forster
both have them for sale, and they have
a sufficient quantity to supply the entire
neighborhood. You will want no other
kind when you sec these.
4 The Congregational Y. p. S. G. 3. will
give Washington social in the church
parlors Friday evening Feb. Goth an
es ira effort will be made in the way Of
and special invitation is
extented to all, The committee in charge,
Miss Minnie Schoch, Miss Louise Nellie
Mrs. Herman Held, Mrs. j. A. Kriger
and Mrs. g. A. Ottomeyer.
Friday evening Of this week Miss
Sehoch's class in elocution will give a
recital in the lecture room Of Turner
hall. The price of admission to the enter
talnment has been fixed at 25 cents. Yhe
friends and relatives of those kho
have taken instruction for the past Year
will be glad to take advantage Of this
opportunity to hear them recite.,
A wave Of virtue seems to be sweep
ing over the village Of Springfield, or
else some one is taking q mean fway of
getting even for some injury, OF Satur-
day it was necessary for County Attor-
ney Hoidale to 90 TO that city to take
part IN the prosecution of a odpkeeper
for selling liquor to an habitual drunk
ard, and it is still several years unity the
advent of the millennium.
The bill that Mr.. Peterson has In
troduced in the house for the purpose of
getting an appropriation of $4,000 for a
bridge across the Minnesota river DIT Ft.
Ridgley should be passed. There il need
of bridge there and it is as much to the
interest of the state as to the either of
the counties. If there is to be national
park there as is confidently expepted,
the state should do something towards
making it possible.
With the advent Of spring there ID to
be some marked changes in the interior
of the opera house, principal among
which will be the placing of the floor OF
the auditoriom on level with the side
walk and moving the saloon to tbe
ground floor. This will make it little
handler for those who 90 to the opers
house and will give the room one of the
highest ceilings in the city with almost
room enough for q double gallery.
Don't forget that while you are able
to sit down to three meals day Of the
4l