New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-28
Friends of G. G. Rein Of osceola.


merchandise in that place with the in
4 tention of returning to New Ulm and
giving his attention to his jewelry
business in this city. It is said that
when he returns he will build a resi-
dence on the property adjoining that
OF his brother. People of the city will
be glad to welcome Mr.. Rein back
into the business and social circles of
the city.
! There seems to be an epidemic of
drug manufacturing among the retail
dealers in various parts of the state.
In a number of the exchanges which
have come to this Office the past week,
there have been notices of branching
OUT of druggists. The last to be
noticed is the firm OF II. NJ Aamot &
i Co., which is not only making pre-
paratory remedies but stock food and
extracts. There is no reason why
these things should not succeed. One
or two firms have had the territory to
themselves for a long time.
In speaking of the basket ball game
which was played here recently be-
tween the Tracy boys and team from
this city, correspondent in the Tracy
Herald says 'sThe New Ulm people
showed the Z. II. S. team the best time
they have had while playing away
from home. A social dance was given
after the game which also proved
success. The boys all received
souvenir from New UIm before leaving
and Carl, Ed and John each ''won a
home,' and from appearances we
think they hated to leave it as they ar
rived at the depot just in time to catch
the train. The boys enjoyed them
selves thoroughly and we certainly
can assure them everyone that the New
/ Ulm people, including the Basket ball
team know how to treat people right"
The entertainment at the Catholic
church in Brighton Sunday evening,
prepared and arranged by the pupils
OF that school under the direction of
the teacher, Miss Helen Sondag, was
a great success. A large number of
New Ulm people were present to wit
ness it and take part in the social
which followed. Vocal and instrument
tai numbers and recitations made up
1 the literary program, and when this
was completed a basket social occu-
i pied the attention of all present. The
baskets were auctioned off to the high
est bidder and the receipts were very
gratifying to- those who had the enter
tainment in charge.
1t was fourteen years Sunday even
ing since Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Henle
were married and number CT their-
friends remembering this planned
pleasant surprise for them. The matter
was kept a secret and late in the even
ing when Mr.. Henle returned to his
home he found large party of friends
assembled there and enjoying them
selves. He and his wife entered into
the spirit of the evening and prepared
refreshments and lunch and after the
games of cards We're finished the party
sat down to an excellent repast. The
Review with Mr.. Henle's many friends
wish him many more years in which
to celebrate this happy event of his
life.
Andrew D. Stewart of Redwood
county, who is anxious to go to the
legislature, called a convention to meet
at Wabasso yesterday for the purpose
of talking over the condition which
prevail and seeing how the land lays
This is going ahead of the primaries
and shows that there is a desire still
for the old convention methods. OIL
course this will have no binding effect
as far as the primary elections are
concerned but it will give the voters
who attend the meeting to understand
the position to be taken by the farmer
politician of Redwood county. Mr..
| Stewart will be strong man in the,
coming contest that is to be waged for
the Office representative in that county.
A session of the deanery of New
Ulm, of which Father Sandmeyer is
dean, was held at the priests house in
this city last Wednesday and there
were present Rev. H. B. Sandmeyer,
Dean; Rev. Anthony Scholzen, Assis-
tant; Rev. Francis Pozek, st. George;
Rev. Gustav Plank. Sleepy Eye; Rev.
j. NJ. Mariner, Searles: Rev. II. Sma-
liam, St. Peter; Rev. Gmeiner, Spring
field; Rev. J. Gleason, Comfrey; Rev.
F. Schirmers, Lamberton: Rev. M.
| Stukel, Wabasso: Rev. A. J. Bergler.
Morgan; Rev. V. Schatz, Lucan: Rev.
Anthony Dick, ST. Alexander Hospi-
tai. Rev. W. Wiegman, Bluffton. Be
sides these Rev. James Cleary, Min
neapolis; and Very Rev. John Meier,
I Winona