New Ulm review., 1906-03-21

The ST. Patrick social given by the
Christian Endeavor society of the Con-
church was well attended
Saturday evening and all who were
here had a very good time.
Prof. Hendricks, who was in Hanska
one day last week to deliver his lee
;lre for the benefit of the school of
hat place. was the guest of Prof. Crit
ehett in this city Wednesday evening.
There is still three months for good
and efficient vocalists to enter the
and partake of the festi-
vities of the Saengerfest in June. This
meets every Friday even
ing at the opera house.
Mrs. Ernst Wicherski. president of
the ladies circle of the G. A. r. OF
this city represented the circle in the
gathering Of patriotic ladies with the
Grand Army boys in Minneapolis yes
terday.
Notice Of readers is directed to the
announcements in the business column
Of this paper. Albert Steinhauser has
number of dwelling places for rent
and some property for sale. Bargains
are offered.
A special meeting of the county con-
- o.Ilo5 fo, JToJrae1.r
April 4th, when they will take up some
ditch matters and also give their at
tention to some other things that will
come before them.
George Stelzle, the state organizer
Of the Catholic insurance association
was in the city Monday and Tuesday.
He delivered an address before the
agitation committee of the ST. Joseph
society Tuesday evening.
W. B. Brooks. editor OF the Com
frey Times was elected to the Office OF
village recorder in his home village.
There should be no question as to
where the necessary printing for the
village should go in his case.
Chas. Bierbaum succeeded a second
time in carrying off the prize for high
score on the bowling alley last week,
his highest point being 245 pins. which
is one more than Dr. Mueller had. He
is in the field this week for the prize.
Mrs Sophia Backer of Milford, left
for Fairfax yesterday where she will
visit relatives. Mrs. Backer has been
i'll for sometime and her friends will
be pleased to learn that she has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to be able to make
this trip.
Deputy City Clerk Ernst Wicherskt
has had the poll lists posted and the
notices of election for the Sd Of Apri.
published. It is important that those
who are not sure that their names are
on the list should see that they are
registered.
Three farmers Of Lafayette. Petel
Preisinger, Franz Vogel and Math
Haeusler will start on the Sd of Apri
for North Dakota where they vii
settle on their farms. The party ha
chartered car and will ship thei
goods in one bunch.
Edward Hoffman, and family wht
huve resided on one Of the Davidson
farms for three years past left for Ne'
Ulm Monday. Mr.. Holman ha
rented a farm near that place wher
thew will make their future home
Morgan Messenger.
| Wm. Better, who at one time wa
employed in the Simmett barber sho
has located in Lafayette and is opera1
ing the only barber shop in that vi
lage and the people, who have bee
without a tonsorial artist for some
time are again happy.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis roa
has granted rate of S1.25 for tt
round trip to Young America on SUI
day, on account of the New Ulm Zithe
: club going to that place to give a
entertainment The tickets will /
good until Monday noon.
Hugo Hanft of st. Paul, who We
born and lived in this city has su
ceedee. in landing the nomination fe
municipal judge on the democratic ii
ket in ST. Paul, which is about Il
same as an election. His friends he
are glad to note his rising popularit
Jacob Klossner commander Of Il
G. A. r. local post in company wi
the elected delegates, Richard Pfefer
and B. Marschner, left today for Il
twin cities to attend the annual co
yention of G. A. r. State Encampme
which meets in metropolis tomorrow
Sleepy Eye papers contain motto
. of the return of Miss Anna Peters
e to that city from Minneapolis. S
has taken a position in the L. P. Je
: sen & Co. store. Miss Petersen at o
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