New Ulm review., 1906-03-14

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The mother society instead Of the ST.
Elizabeth society is planning to give
an apron bazar on Monday after Eas-
ter. While the st. Elizabeth society
are not going to have any affair of
this kind, they will assist the efforts
of the mother society.
Rev. FIR. Andrew Rinke was the
guest of Rev. Fr. Sandmeyer the past
week. Inability of his health to agree
with conditions as a collector of the
funds necessary to create the st. Paul
cathedral made him resign his posi-
tion.
| We would like to call the attention
of the public to the fact that this Office
has added several hundred dollars
worth of new machinery and other
material to its equipment and is in
excellent shape to turn out work on
short notice and in good shape.
! The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congreg gational church is planning
to give a ten-cent social in the parlors
of the church on Saturday evening of
this week, and an Invitation is extern
ded to all to come and enjoy them
selves. A program of some kind will
be given during the evening.
The annual sheep shearing event tha
is pulled off at the ranch of Pope &
| Howard just across the river, com
menced last week. They have some
thing over 5000 sheep to shear at this
place and like numbers at several
other places in the state so that the
total number Of sheep from which they
will take wool this year will number
about 100, ,OO0
W. L. Key who left this city some
time ago to enlist in the navy as an
engineer, has returned having seen a
| good part of the world in his service.
He speaks we'll Of the conduct of the
/ United States in the Philippines and is
of the opinion that things will come
out all right there in the end. He has
many wonderful stories to relate and
tells them in an interesting manner
i Miss Emma Sturm expects to leave
for California tomorrow where she vii
spend the coming summer. Her sister,
Miss Theresa, of Mankato was al
home Saturday and in the evening 2
nun Der of the friends of the young la
dies gathered at their home and gave
them farewell reception. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent and greatl,
enjoyed by all.
Prof. Bosky announces that the New
Ulm Either Kreis will give recital a
Turner hall on the evening of Apri
J. lst, to which verybody is invited. H
also states that the character of th,
music and entertainment will be sucl
as the most strict observer of lent ma,
attend without doing violence to hi:
obligations. A complete program vii
appear in the Review next week.
! A proclamation calling attention te
the proposition for the celebration O
the founding Of the first permanen
settlement in this country at James
town, Va, is conspicuously posted il
the postofhce in this city. The exposi
tion planned will be something magni
fcent and will cover the time tina
intervenes between the year 1916 ant
1916, and will be building from nov
until that time.
! Wednesday night at meeting o
the board of education of New Ulm
Prof. E. 7. Critchett, was elected su
werintendent of the schools of tina
city for the twelfth time. Prof. Crit
, chett is one Of the prominent and mos
, joys a wide acquaintance. He ha:
; given the best of satisfaction in New
Ulm and his unanimous election agar
is a high compliment to him.
to Review.
With the last issue of the Sleep,
Eye Herald the paper closes its TWEEN
ty-seventh volumn. For sixteen year:
w. r. Hodges has directed the desti
MES of the enterprise and has made
= the paper noted in the state, particu
larly for its independent editorial ex
pressions. The paper has maintained
the expression of the farming com
munity in which it has lived often te
& its own detriment and is deserving O
the good will of all.
A. J. Alvin, secretary of the Mime
sofa Commercial Mems Health Asso
citation has been spending gconsiderabls
time at home the past week. As {
rule he only spends one day of tht
week in his Office the balance of tht
| time being spent for his firm on tn,
| road, but the work of the new insur
], ance company has increased to tina
extent that it required more time. HI
says that they are now writing policie;