New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-03-15


tine Of Linens and Harflanger cloths
also the latest designs for stamping
lsa11rtwaists and other dress apparel.
Lessons will be given ii hardanger,
lace and embroid derry work every Satllr-
day afternoon a t her place On 500
| Center street
The members OF the Congreg ational
Sunday school classes will give a
soci at the church parlors from FIVE
to nine, Friday, March II. Ice cream,
lcake coffee and sandwiches will be
served. Admission fifteen cents, the
proceeds to go to the Sunday school.
Some thirty or forty persons, IN
eluding q number OF farmers from tx
surrounding country attended the lect-
lure on s Seed Selection and Improved
/ Methods, Z By Prof. e.. p Bull Of the
State Agricultural College at The NJ.
ST. depot. last Wednesday at
ternoon.
| Miss Katherine Russell of New u I'm.
lciassmate Of Miss Mayme Casey at the
Mankato Normal, visited with the
latter, from Friday until Monday. Miss
Russell, who recently graduated, will
be a member of the faculty OF the
Lakefeld schools next year. Franklin
| Tribune.
Miss Louise Kuehnel who has been
visiting with her sister and father Of
this city the past two months re-
turned. to San Francisco Cal. Monday.
Miss Gustie Kuehnel accompanied her
as far as st. Paul, from which place
| she will proceed to her homestead in
Redlake county
C.-E. Roe for the past three years
manager of the business college at
I Marshall has been forced into bank
lruptey and the affairs are being ad-
justed by 81. +. and j. w. Schmitt.
attorney OF Mankato. Mr.. Roe was.
formerly with a. r. Bowling and the
two conducted business college in
this city for a short time.
Engine House No. 1 had practice
drill Friday evening The large truck
drawn by Mr.. Huevelman's team whirl-
ed through Minnesota street and was
brought into use at Louis Buenger's
furniture store. This apparatus weigh
ing four ton with but two men on the
wagon was drawn with considerable
ease by the young team.
The intermediate classes Of the Con-
gregational Sunday school have given
out the announcement that they will
hold a social in the church parlors on
st. Patrick's day, March 18th. It is.
expected that the children will come at
6 o'clock and have their supper there
and later there is to be program to
which the older people are invited.
Sleepy Eye seems to be in line for
an unusual amount OF building this
year. Martin Casperson, the leading
contractor of that city was here re-
Gently and says that he has, even this
early, all the work he will be able to
take care Of. There will be several
business blocks and any number of
residences, some of which have already
been started.
Gen. Bobleter has issued an order
calling for the election Of major for
| the Second regiment. The election will
take place at. Austin and the field and
line officers who are to participate will
be required to appear in dress uni
forms, without side arms. The election
| is to provide a successor for Maj.
| Wood and Capt. Fred Day of Man
kato seems to be in the lead for the
position.
The south bound passenger on the
/ NJ. s. ST. L. which passes through here
at noon was delayed Thursday for
four or five hours near w aconia
where small bridge burned down.
/ The work was completed much sooner
than was expected. New piling being
driven temporarily and ties and rail
lplaced within an hour. The ne. & st.
T. IS well supplied with good repair
ing crews.
w. b. Pinkerton of Wabasha, APP
Epeared as announced at the Congre
gational church Sunday where he de
4 livered two excellent sermons. The
seryiees next Sunday will be in charge
Iof the Rev. NJ. b. Morris, who has beer
here once before and who returns te
/ pursue his quest for funds for the w in.
j dom institute Of which he is field secre
! tary. He will take a collection fort
& purpose.
The ladies Of the Turnyerein have
arranged to have another OF theil
pleasant card parties at Turner hal
4 Sunday evening Playing is to com
mence at s O'Clock sharp, and those
who come are requested to bear this il
!, mind. Euchre will be played and prize.
will be given. At the conclusion o
the card games a lunch will be served
The price of admission will be twenty