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

| THERE is NO SUBSTITUTE
F. Williams won the high score
prize on T. B. Bricks alleys last week
| with a mark of 210.
Miss Doris Nixon of Mankato, was
in New Ulm last week the guest of her
sister, Miss MAUD Nixon.
| Supt. Adolf Wagner of the city
lighting plant, was a passenger for
Minneapolis yesterday morning.
| Miss Bretta Price will come to New
Ulm tonight to take the teachers ex-
aminations in the high school.
Ben Stockman sailed from New
York Saturday for Scotland. He will
spend two months Or more at Edin-
burg.
| Editor Harold Dresser of the Hans
ka Herald, was in the city Monday.
The Review acknowledges a pleasant
call.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the
home of Mrs. E. T. Critchett at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. J. III. Siegel will entertain the
Ladies Missionary society of the Con
gregational church at her home on
Minnesota street Friday afternoon.
Geo. B. Alton of Minneapolis, state
high school Inspector. and A. w.
Rankin, state inspector Of graded
schools, spent Sunday evening in New
Ulm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Siegel will give
dancing party in the New Ulm opera
house next Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Ellen Lamb of Madison
Wis.
Andrew Gag has resigned his position
at E. A. Pfefferle's drug store. He
left for Wabasso yesterday morning
to visit with his brother, DR.. %. w
Gag.
Henry Schackel of Klossner, who was
operated upon for appendicitis at St
| Alexander hospital two weeks ago
was discharged from that institution
Saturday.
i f. II. Behnke goes to Minneapolis
tomorrow to attend a meeting Of The
,%<> ILL., ~ 4 ,o
Mutual Fire Insurance company. Fl.
is a member of the board of directors
Miss Adelia Schneider and Mis-
Anna Dobrenz went to Minneapolis
Saturday, where they will work in tn
wholesale millinery stores and famil
iarize themselves with the spring
styles.
Rev. D. O. Bean intends to 90 Il
Fayette, Ia, next week and upon hi
return will be accompanied by Mrs
Bean. Their household goods hav
reached New Ulm and they will occup
the Congregational parsonage.
A military ball will be given ii
Springfield Friday evening, Februar
18th, by the Springfield section c
: Company A. Quite a number of il
vitations have been sent. to New Ulr
and a party will go up from here.
The last social event before Lei
will be the masquerade ball given
Turner Hall on Tuesday evening
!, February 18th. Great preparation
= are being made for the affair and
promises to eclipse all previous effort
a along this line.
I F. G.. Arndt, a Northwestern freigl
brakeman, slipped from the top of
: box car Saturday night and spraine
his right ankle very badly. DR.. Weist
u dressed his injury but he will be lai
II up for some time. He has gone to h
: home at CORTLAND.
. In the New Ulm opera house {
Saturday evening, February 18th, Il
) members of the Second Regiment bar
{. will give their grand masquerade bal
e The musicians have established the
< regulations as hosts in past season
q and there is good time in store Il
all who attend
u Herbert Setter has sent New vi
e friends copies of paper published
e Rapid City, S. D., which prints pilot
/ graphs of the players on the foot ba
y eleven of the South Dakota School
Mines. The former New Tim boy a
y pears among the players.
= A lattice-work cashiers winde
u greatly improves the appearance
n the Interstate Accident and Rel
D. Associations Office. It was put in
j. E. Bobleter and will enable t
ID Associ alton to handle the quarter
81 col1actiO nS much mora onnuaninn4