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


was the guest of M ISIS Eggleston of this
city last week 1rs. Parry IS al the
head Of the informed iate department 81
practice at the State formal school at
Mankato
The zoeg.ings Of the New Ulm Turn
verein held a meeting Monday even
ing for the purpose Of arranging q
program to be given at the annlver-
|rary Of the society's founding on
April 22d.
The male choir Of the Evangelical
church will give an entertainment at
Sehell $ hall Thursd az evening March
1 Both to which the public IS cordially
invited. A small admission. fee will
4 be charged.
The Merchant Of Venice vas pre-
sented to a small aud ience atthe Opera
house, Saturday evening though in
itself the play was we'll produced and
gave those in attendance the best Of
satisfaction
Mrs. Leonhard Haeberle celebrated
her birthday anniversary at her home
on North Minnesota street Thursday
Ievening by inviting q number OF her
lady friends and pleasantly spending
the evening
Fred Setter, manager Of the Ever
green State Fruit Co. at Spokane,
Wash, arrived in the city Friday
1eVening. Mr.. Setter will return with
his wife and son who have been visit
ing here this winter.
/ Miss Martha Eichmann returned
from st. Paul Saturd ay evening where
she has been in the wholesale nilli-
merry houses. Miss Eichmann has ac-.
lcepted a position as trimmer in one of.
the Sleepy Eye stores.
The Review wishes to make a COR
Irection in its last week issue in regard
| to the names Of the Prince and Princess
at the Turner Hall masquerade bal.
They being Robert Brandt Of the"
Fortsehritt, and his wife.
The friends of Mrs A. Hellriegel
will be pleased to know that she will
continue the business Of her late
husband, r. Hellriegel at her place on
Center street. The patronage of the.
public is kindly solicited.
The Comfrey Times says Mrs.
Wenzel Schoedl and Mrs Emil Kas-
ter and children left for Clements
Thursday where they will visit with.
Mrs. JOS. Penkert. They will also
visit at New Tim before returning
home.
Chas. Stnebe was awarded the prize.
Yorkshire hog, for the largest ship
ment of hogs for the month Of February
to the market at st. Paul. The porker
lis a fine animal and the fact that. It.
was contested doubles its value to the
owner. ~
Jacob Klossner and Bernhard.
| Marschner were delega rates from Hecker
Post, G. A. r. of this city, at the state
tencampment in st. Paul last week.
THE Ladies Circle was represented by
Mistresses Chas. Vogtel and f. p
Zschunke.
/ Farmers in the vicinity of Comfrey
are agitating a rural telephone line
and the prospects are very favorable
for the organization of such COM
pany. The idea is gradually spread
/ ing and will become universal before
many years.
Chas.s Stengel served fine free
lunch and entertained his customers
with music Saturday evening. Mr..
/ Stengel has had the interior of his
place Of business remodeled and the
work being completed he resolved to
celebratedit in this manner.
Red Cloud, an old Indian, who
/ served as a scout during the Indian
war, died at the Morton agency last
/ Thursday, from the effects of con-
sumption. He is: one Of the old Indians
who did not go on the war path with
j the tribe during the massacre.
A. j. Olin Of Franklin has been put
1 on a committee OF businessmen of that
i city to solicit subscripti ons for a
4 hotel The project IS to form a stock
] company and put up a building that
4 will cost $4,000. a good hotels some
thing that Franklin needs badly.
]. Mrs. G. NJ. Subilia who has been il
4. New Ulm for several weeks caring fol
q her aged father who has been very
sick, is again back to Revere, and has
taken charge of the Subilia restaurant
recently opened up In the a. IL
Bredley building Revere Record
q Fred Williams, the billiard hal.
manager is in receipt OF letter from
4 William Stoh1mann, former New
q Ulm boy Mr.. Stohlmann IS drummer
for one the bands of the Cosmopolitan
B Carniya al Company which is stationed
J. at W AGO, Texas atSthe present time.