New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-14

Attorney Adolph Frederickson OF
Springfield was in the city on legel
business Monday.
Hon. w. S. Hammond of ST. James
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Critchett Thursday.
Alfred CHASER of La Crosse, Wis,
was in the city Saturday on his way
to North Dakota to look after land.
Charles Roesch, who has been work
ing in Minneapolis for some years is
in the city, where he will spend short
vacation.
The annual meeting of the state edi-
torial association will be in session
this week for two days in Minneapolis,
opening on the 10TH
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust. Guse gave them a very
pleasant surprise Sunday evening in
the shape of a party. The evening was
enjoyed by all.
H. O. Schleuderthej eweler Of Spring
field was in the city Saturday visiting
relatives and took advantage of the
opportunity to visit the children smas-
querade at Turner theatre.
w. A. Belts of Minneapolis is in the
city today picking up horses. He is
anxious to secure several car loads, if
it is possible. He will be found at the
Center street livery stable.
The grand carnival, the close of the
season Of gaiety before the beginning
of lent, which is to be given at Turner
theatre Tuesday evening the 9th
promises to be equal to anything of its
kind ever given III this city.
Otto Hummei and VIM. Pfefferle are
in Chicago this week, the former to
select the spring stock of goods for his
clothing store. They left for that city
last week and expect to spend about
two weeks in the metropolis of the
west
At the last regular meeting Of the St.
Elizabeth Society it was decided
to give card party next Sunday eve
ming, Feb. 18th. This is the first card
party to be given by the society and
should draw full house. Everybody
is cordially invited.
Monday was the anniversary of Lin
coins birthday but in this place no
particular notice of the day was taken
except in the display of few flags.
On the 22nd, which is the anniversary
Of Washington's birthday the schools
will have patriotic programs.
Mrs. Theodore Schwendinger was at
home to a large number of her friends
on Sunday evening. The party was
entertained at euchre until late in the
evening when lunch was served and
the people departed for their homes
having had a very pleasant time.
Andrew j. Gag who was at one time
a clerk in the Pfefferle drug store in
this city has accepted a position as
prescription clerk with Conger Bros,
Pharmacy in ST. Paul. He has very
good place and his friends in this city
will be glad to learn that he is doing
we'll.
The dance given by Hose Co. 3, at
Schmucker's Tiveli on Saturday even
inf was very pleasans affair and at
tracted a large number of young people.
Music was furnished by Capt. Hof-
meister's orchestra of six pieces. Re-
freshments and lunch were at hand at
all time, and everybody was permitted
to enjoy themselves to the best of their
ability. The party was a profitable
one to the hose company.
Judge Weber sustained the finding
Of Justice Brandt in the case of Anton
Zangl, who was before the Justice
Wednesday charged by his parents
with being unruly and beyond their
control. He was sentenced to the re-
form school at Redwing where he will
be taken care of and will no doubt
come from that institution prepared
In better shape for the duties of life
than if he had remained at home.
Revival services which were started
at the Methodist church little more
than week ago are still in progress
and seem to be attracting the attention
of increasing numbers ofpeople. The
attendance is good and the interes,
manifested is encouraging to those
who have the meetings in charge. Las,
week the pastor was assisted by Rev.
Hauck and this week Rev. Blume is
with him. The meetings give promise
of good results.
Monday of the past week Miss
Blanche Hammond was married &c
Arnold Won Hagen in the Congrega.
tional church at Sleepy Eye. Miss
Hammond is the only daughter of MIR,
and Mrs. Bert Hammond of Sleepy