New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-03

some time.
Mrs. William Herrian entertained
the Junior Pioneer Whist Club at her
home on State street Thursday after
noon. Miss Edith Haeberele won the
head prize.
The reserved seat chart for the Car
nival, which will be given at Turner
Hall May 10th and 1lth will be
opened Saturday morning at Alwin's
City Drug Store.
Mrs. r. w. Rinke returned from
Mankato Thursday where she was the
guest of friends. She is now visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Neumann OF this city. .
Mrs. Joseph Flor entertained a num-
Der of friends and relatives at her
home on South German street Wednes-
day evening. The occasion being her
birthday anniversary.
The New Ulm Rural Telephone Co.
will hold their annual meeting tomor-
row afternoon in Schell's Hall. Off
GERS will be elected and other necess-
airy business conducted.
Fred Gales. who has been here since
the recent death of his father returned
to Minneapolis Friday morning to
resume his work there as clerk in
one of the large grocery stores.
Word has been received here that
Dwight Mowery. New Ulm boy and
graduate at the Carleton college this
year has accepted position AS teacher
at the High school of Mortified.
The ladies of the G. A. r. wish to
announce that they will have a rum
mage sale next Wednesday. The
place Of sale had not been definitely
decided at the time of this publica-
ton. ..-.
The Rev. Wheeler who has been
called as pastor forth Congregational
church will be in the city Friday and
will remain to preach Sunday, at
which time his decision will be an
nounced.
The ladies of the Turnverein will
give one of their pleasant card socials
at the Turner hall this syening. A
light luncheon will be served after the
game. Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. Anna Wing, who has been
keeping house for the Bachelors club
the past three years, left for St. Paul
Monday where she will make her
home. The club has dissolved for the
time being.
Fred johnson has added to his
stables a swift fox hound, the prop
erty of his brother and will care for
him during the absence of the COVER
nor from St. Peter. The hound is a
thoroughbred and is said to be worth
about 5000.
Miss Clara Groebner entertained a
number of her friends at her home or
First North Street Sunday evening.
Her guests reminded her Of her birth
day anniversary and the hostess
lacked not in entertaining them during
the evening.
While working around a circulal
saw last week, Henry Scheman cam'
near losing all fingers on one OF hi
hands. He was endeavoring to place
log on the slide when his hand cam
in contact with the revolving saw which
cut the skin on his fingers to the bone
There are large number of alley
that are in great need of cleaning ant
should be looked after. In this issu
we are publishing health notice re
guessing all property owners to nav
. their alleys ETC., cleand. This is nee
; essafy for the preservation OF the pub
lie health.
: The Methodist ladies had LAWS
g display of beautiful cut flowers an
' potted plants on exhibition and sal
at Johnson's jewelry store last Satuf
A day and the Easter sale was I'm
4 success. The flowers were from tn
v New Ulm greenhouse and were secure
BY Mrs. Galley Marshall Messenger
d $40 acre improved Grant count
- farm for sale. Good buildings; nea
Il markets. timber, churches, creamer
g etc. Write for prices and term
jacobson & Peterson, Elbow LAX
Il MINI. IL
[e Judge of Probate S. A. George hi
,e received communication from Jof
Coleman, superintendent OF the Anos
~ State Asylum, informing him OF Il
! death of Joseph Wagner, an inma
Q: the asylum and who was commit
from this county some fifteen yea
ago. The judge has been unable
~ find any relatives of the deceas
man.
= In the awarding of the St. Pa
Globe prizes the names of Miss Dal
~ Richardson of this city and NJ!