New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-23

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Sioux Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
has been approached to form a branch
of the Oriental order, farcial degree.
The proposition has not met with the
approal of the members thus far.
John Metzler, who is studying law
with G. A. Hagberg, received amessage
Thursday announcing the serious i'll
ness of his father at his home in Port
age, Wis. He left for that city the
same day.
/ The Turnzoeglings or young men
society of the Turnverein will celebrate
the thirty-eighth anniversary of its
founding on April 22d. An athletic
exhibition, which will be open to the
public, will be given.
Louis J. Buenger has placed an
| order for an electric motor, which he
will use in place of a gasoline engine
to operate hiscarpet-cleaning machine.
He intends to buy a power saw which
he will also connect with the motor.
Any person desiring dirt for filling
purposes may obtain a dozen or more
wagon loads at the tennis court on
South Minnesota street. Permission
to haul the earth away may be secured
from any member of the tennis club.
Thursday, March 31st. has been fixed
as the date when Rev. d. 0. Bean will
give his stereopticon lecture on the
s'Passion Play under the auspices of
the Christian EndeavOr society. A
small admission fee will be charged.
This paper acknowledges receipt of
an invitation to attend the commence
ment exercises Of the School of Agri-
culture Of the University of Minnesota.
They have been in progress at ST.
Anthony Park since Sunday and will
close today.
Members of St. John Court, No. sos.
G. O. F., are looking forward to an
enthusiastic gathering at their first
meeting in April. State Organizer
Potter of Minneapolis, will visit New
Ulm on that occasion and will address
the Foresters.
r. Pfefferle and B. Marschner re-
turned from Minneapolis Wednesday
night, after having attended the state
encampment of the G. A. r. Jacob
KlOssner, Jr., remained in the Flour
City Thursday to be present at the
republican state convention.
< John H. Forster calls attention to
the fact that he is prepared to supply
all the people of the city with the best
there is in the line of carpets, linoleum,
mating and wall paper. II
liver Gilbertson, % years of age, who
was operated upon for appendicitis on
March 10th, died at the hospital last
Tuesday. He had lived at Hanska but
the remains we're inferred in the city
cemetery here, the funeral being held
from L. J. Buenger's morgue.
p Judge Weber handed down a de-
cision last Wednesday in the case of
Jacob Schmitt, plaintiff, VS.. John
Schmitt, defendant. The plaintiff
appealed for new trial or Judgment
notwithstanding the verdict but the
court turned down his REQUESTS.
On the theory at cleanliness is noXt
to goodness, Fl. L. Beecher is direct
ing an attack on the Northwestern
station by the Sapolio brigade. The
interior of the depot will be thorough
ly cleaned and it is expected that the
Improvement will be of the order
marked.
Our old friend r. e. Evans of Cam
bria, paid this Office a call while in the
city Thursday. He informs us that his
wife recently returned from a hospital
| at Rochester, where she has been
| receiving treatment for neuralgia, but
that there is little Improvement in her
condition.
A very small audience turned out to
witness the production of "WhenLouis
XII Was King" given by William
Owen and a strong supporting com.
pany in the Turner Theatre Thursday
night. The play was very good an6
the scenery and costumes above the
average.
In a letter from San Juan, Porto
Rico, Paymaster James S. Beecher o
the navy, gives an interesting descrip
ton of life on that island. He say!
that his ship, the Monongahela, viii
return to the United States abou
April 18th, after having cruised il
southern waters all winter.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening tn
Eadies' Aid Society of the Congre
gational church will hold their Easte
fair in the Boesch building on Mime
sofa street. Fancy work and variou
useful articles will be sold by tn
ladies, they will serve lunch in tn