New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-21

Frank Klssner of Oberlin, Wis, was
in the city few days last week.
Forest Sawyer, late of New Ulm,
departed for Iowa Friday where he
expects to find employment.
Tony Gliding who is one of the
Knights of Columbus was here over
Columbus Day visiting his parents.
Mrs. Schwendinger entertained "a,
number OF ladies with euchre at her
home on Washington street on Mon
day evening.
Henry Bast of Duluth was in the
city few days last week visiting
friends. He is employed in one of the
banks in the ''City of Destiny and is
highly thought Of.
Mrs. A. Henle was taken by surprise
Wednesday evening, when number
of ladies called on her. Cards and
other kind of amusements were played
during the evening.
Joseph Sattler, the popular studio
artist of Ivanhoe, came down to attend
the burial of his father-in-law Anton
kitzberger. which took place Monday
morning from the Catholic church.
Joseph Zupfer the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Zupter slipped on
some ice in the yard about his home
and falling broke his arm above the
wrist. The injury is severe but will
soon heal.
Miss Anna Reardon, who has been
visiting with her brother in this city
for the past few days, left for herhome
in Fargo, last week. Her sister, Nora,
who came here with her will remain
for while longer.
Rev. Hauck of the German Metho-
dist church came to the city Monday
morning to assist in the revival meet
ings now being held in the Methodist
church in this city. While here he is
the guest of Rev. C. H. Sauter.
People who are interested in the
masquerade which is to be held in the
hall at Essig, will notice that it is
billed for Saturday evening of this
week, There are large number OF
prizes offered for different Mosques,
and good time is promised to all
who attend.
The three-year-o daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gareis of Milford was
playing about the wringer while her
mother was at work Monday morning
and in some way got her finger in the
machinery which tore the flesh from
the bone up to the first joint. A ply.
stefan was called who was compelled
to remove the end of the finger.
F'riencs of Oscar koehIer in this city
will be interested in knowing that the
ship with which he sailed as nava
volunteer in the service of the United
States, has reached Gibraltar in safe
ty and the young man is in good healui
and is enjoying the service He i!
having an excellent experience ant
good training.
County surveyor George Book re
ceived notice by telegram Tuesda,
from Washington, D. c., informing
him, through the order of Congress
man James T. N1cCleary, that hi
brother Gustav Book street commits
sioner in the capital city is danger
ously i'll and requesting him to com
at once. He left the same day TO
Washington.
| The Review is in receipt of a cop,
of the Alaska Transcript, a pape
printed in Juneau. 1t is a fye-columl
folio and is apparently we'll patronizet
being in the second year of its ex
istence. The news in the paper i
written in the form of a letter each da,
of the week, and apparently becaus,
of the limited amount of space in tn,
paper is considerably condensed
Price of subscription to the paper il
81 a year.
/ The ladies of the Guild of the Epis
copal church are quite elated over tn,
success of their pillow show, which
was held at Mrs. Bingham's hon,
Saturday evening. A neat sum o
money was cleared from the ventur,
and the affair provided unique en-
tertainment for a large number o
i people. The prize for the handsomes
pillow was awarded to Mrs. Joseel
Popp and for the most servicea BILE one
to Mrs. T. W. johnson. Each perso or
voted on the pillows and the majorit,
of votes determined the choice. Their
Twas quite variety of opinions as ex
pressed in the voting, but the tw,
, ladies named easily led in the count
The entertainment was novel ant
proved to be practical
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