New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-03-30

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than year ago.
Miss Anna Safer of Mankato, WISH
ted with New Ulm relatives from Fri
day until Sunday.
Day after tomorrow, Good Friday,
the pupils of the public schools will
be given holiday.
See the "Passion Play of Oberam-
mergau' at the Congregational church
tomorrow evening".
Miss Martha Eichmann has accepted
a position as trimmer for Miss K. Nj.
Chaser of SLEEPY Eye.
Mrs. Herman Helm returned yester-
day from Chicago, where she attended
the funeral of her mother.
Miss May Mowery arrived home
from Carleton college last Wednesday
to spend the Easter vacation.
Several of the local shriners are
planning to attend the conclave in
Minneapolis Friday evening.
Albert Ross and Miss Kate Brophy,
young people of Springfield, visited
with friends here Sunday.
The New Ulm Gun and Rod club
will hold it's annual meeting and elect
officers next Tuesday evening.
The regular monthly services of the
Lutheran church have been postponed
to the second Sunday in April.
Some twenty classmates of Francis
Critchett agreeably surprised him Mon
day evening, it being his birthday.
Francis Critchett will accompany his
father to Minneapolis tomorrow to
receive treatment for spinal trouble.
A. j. DIN passed through the city
Friday while returning to his home ir
| Franklin from a business trip to Iowa
| DR.. Otto Wicherski has completed
his studies at the Chicago Medica
college and has begun practicing il
that city.
Monday evening the Elite Whis
club held its last meeting for the sea
son at the home of H. D. Beussmanl
and wife.
| Editor A. T. Johnson was over from
Winthrop Saturday evening to see tn
Fairfax degree team confer the Orien
tai degree.
K. E. Mo and wife of Springfield
and VIM. Behnke of St. James, wer
here yesterday for the funeral of Mrs
Delight futile.
B. Stockman is expected to reac
home next Sunday. He sailed fror
Liverpool March 18th on the steam
ship Minnesota.
On account of election falling upo
next Tuesday the city council wi
not hold it's annual meeting until tn
following night.
Masons are putting in the foundatiO
for the new marine boiler at the Eag
mill. The boiler will be shipped he,
early next month.
A meeting of the Brown Count
Agricultural society, which was
have been held Thursday evening, W;
postponed until tonight.
2 W. |. Nolan, the Minneapolish hume
list, will give an entertainment in tn
: city on April Sth under the auspic'
of the Masonic lodge.
All kinds of Grass Seeds. at W.
!: Alwin's Drug Store. Is
> Teachers of the eastern end of tt
e county will hold a meeting in this eli
i. next Saturday. County Superintende
j John Cutting will be present.
Hugo Dorm of Fairfax, says Il
Standard, will move to New Ulm,
- having taken a position in the bOttli1
/, department at Schell's brewery.
Chas. Silverson was in Philadelph
Sunday and this week will visit nul
e Der of eastern cities. He is expect
), to reach New Ulm on April 4th or st
The Sons of Herman lodges of Mi
= nesota will hold their annual picnic
u this city Sunday, June 10Th. Speci
trains will run from the Twin Cite
The ice has begun to move out
Isl the Cottonwood river and the Minr
/. sofa will break up soon. It is II
likely that the water will be high tt
\. spring.
Mrs. j. Fl. Siegel returned. S aturd
:, evening from Evansville, Ind. S
J ~ was accompanied by Miss Josie Sizes
il of that city, who will visit here Il
summer