New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-04
Chas. Griffin of Owatonna, was in
the city Friday On business.

Michael Yellert of Emmettsburg.
Iowa was in the city Monday the guest
Of friends.
Miss Mary Sellner left for Nicollet
tuesday afternoon where she will be
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bernard are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Loesch.
John Dengler jr. and Robert Sieben-
Drummer spent Sunday in Mankato
visiting friends.
John Liggett OF Evansville, H..
stopped in town between trains Friday
on his way to Watertown, S. D.
Nick Andring of the Center Street
livery stable was the guest of friends
IN Bird Island Friday and Saturday.
FrankHiller of Chippewa Falls, Wis,
was in the city between trains Sunday
looking after some personal matters.
Miss Elsie Eckstein left for the cities
Thursday to consult a specialist in the
treatment of eyes.
Joseph A. Roth, agent for the Orient
Life insurance company, leftfor Sleepy
Eye Friday in the interest of his
company.
William Balder one OF the barber in
the Leibold shop spent couple of
days in Springfield lastweek, theguest
OF his mother.
Alois Gulden who was assisting in
the j. G. Lindmeyer cigar factory has
taken place with the Fred Grebe
plumbing company.
Charles Wandersee a student of
Martin Luther college has been con-
fined to his home for the past two
weeks on account of la grippe.
Henry Siebert returned from Mason.
Wis. Thursday. He is authority for
the statement that there is snow enough
lnthat country to make excellent sleigh
ing.
The public schools Of the city will
grades this afternoon in commemora-
ton Of the birthday of the ''father OF
bis country.
Sunday was as near perfect speci-
mel OF winters day as can be pro-
duced in any country. It was simply
ideal Notwithstanding the ground hog
saw its shadow some days ago
The convention OF Retail merchants
which was held in Rochester last week
adjourned to meet next year in Duluth.
The propositionto have the convention
in this city was not considered
The lecture by Father Cleary this
evening will be something you will be
satisfied with if you hear it and will
regret if you miss hearing it. You
still have time to gettickets at Elmer 5
restaurant.
\ number of the local exchanges OF
the past week have commented on the
excellent record Of the Citizens bank
OF this city. The last report of that
institution was certainly something to
be proud Of.
The grand lodge of the A. 0. @. W.
of this state is in session in ST. Paul.
The local order is represented by j.
6. Gronau and Fred Pfaender and
Mrs. James Sapey represents the De.
gree Of Honor.
Miss Martha Stork, student OF To.
lands Business College at Mankato
visited with her parents in the city
over Sunday. Miss Theresa Sturm OF
the same institution spent the Sunday
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vogtel enter.
tanned a number of their friends one
day last week at valentine party, a.
their pleasant home on Minnesota
street. It was quite large party anc
an enjoyable one.
Announcement is made by the man
agement of the opera house that there
will be masquerade in that place or
the evening Of the 9th to which cor
qlaI 1nEltatlOh IS given TO all who wan
to have good time
Enough snow fell Friday to max,
trouble for the women in the homes Q
the city, for there is just sufficient t.
gather up the dirt and carry it in OF
the clean floors As 2 thing OF beaut,
snow, this year. has been a decided
failure
Sleepy Eye friend OF Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Cane have received word from
that they are well and in good circum
stances. Mark IS the negro barber wht
at one time was located in this city bu
is now in Spokane. He was quite
character in his day.
The announcement Of Henry j. Der,
as candidate before the primarie
foY, the Office of candidate on the demo