New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-02

| We would like to call your attention
| to our spring line, read the aid, Carl
son Bros.
| This evening the ladies of the Turn
verein will give a progressive euchre
party in Turner hall. Admission will
be % cents.
Andrew Gag left Monday for st.
James, where he has secured a posi-
| ton as clerk in Spencer Weiser's
drug store.
March came nlikesa lamb yesterday.
If the old superstition is correct we
may look for bad weather at the end
of the month.
Julius Baarsch, a resident of Nor
gan, has arranged to come to New Ulm
to reside. He will bring his family
here in April.
Township elections will be held next
Tuesday, March 9Th. Election ballots
printed according to the new law at
the Review Office.
Herman Froehlig has been elected
secretary and manager Of the Court
land Creamery company, to succeed
the late VIM. Hers.
W. G. Alvin and wife entertained a
party of friends at their home on
Broadway Thursday evening. Six
tables played at whist. =
Miss Jessie K. Hummelh mas recovered
from her recent illness. She returned
Sunday from her home in Dundas and
has resumed teaching.
| Attorney A. E. Clark of Mankato,
was in the city last Wednesday on
business connected with the bankrupt
cy matter of Essig Bros.
Carl A. Ellanson and Miss Mari
Troldahl, both of Linden township,
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day by Judge S. A. George.
Station Agent H. L. Beecher is now
| able to illuminate his depot brilliant
ly. The new electric lights are big
| Improvement at the station.
G.. A. Patterson, wife and two child
rem, of Lanesboro, arrived Monday
for visit at the home of Clerk OF
Court and Mrs. John Larson.
\ Special sale on Shoes and Hosiery
next Monday March 7 at J. F. Neu-
mann.
Miss Florence Hirsch arrived Thurs.
day evening from Minneapolis and is
visiting with her sisters, Mesdames F.
H. Krook and A. H. Lienhard.
Friends of Martin Hose assert that
he will be candidate for county
treasurer at the primaries. He will
seek the democratic nomination.
While walking down Center street
Monday VIM. Vetter slipped and fell,
severely spraining his left ankle. He
is under the care of DR. Weiser.
A small child of B. c.. Klingler OF
West Newton, caught the index finger
of it's right handin a washing machine
Thursday and the end was torn off.
DR.. O. Gray's family will return tC
Springfield to reside about the middle
of next month The doctor will con.
tinue to make his headquarters in New
| Ulm. .
Judge of Probate S.. A. George or
Friday performed the ceremony which
made man and wife of Jos. M. Schiller
and Miss Emma Guttum, both O
Albin.
A number of improvements are be
ing made at the postoffice. Recently {
new floor was laid and last week thu
Office was provided with registered
letter window.
The famous yellow kids who used t.
furnish so much merriment in "Mc
Fadden's Row of Flats" are this yea
playing the ''Katzenj ammer Kids
with ''Happy Hooligan.' ..
Representative Ole Peterson 0
Brighton, was in the city Friday. Mr.
Peterson has many friends in Ne'
Ulm who will be pleased to see him re
elected to the lower house.
In runaway accident Monday W
T. Eckstein and Fred Grebe wer
thrown from a cutter on South Mime
sofa street but escaped without injury
The cutter was demolished.
William Bischof, who recently sol
I his farm in Nicollet township, to Wn
| Dannheim, will hold an auction toda
l and Tomorrow and Intends To 1aay