New Ulm review., 1906-03-14
Prof. E. 7 Critchett requests the
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Prof. q. Critchett requests the |
parents Of children which have reached
the age of six years, and expect
to send them to school, to see that they
are there on Monday, March 18th as
that is the opening of the spring term.
III. F. Chandler, who is we'll known
in this city has abandoned the detec-
tive business since his marriage and is
now operating rooming house on
Wabasha street near Seventh in ST.
Paul, where he is said to be doing
good business.
Parties interested IL the election of
Ernst Wicherski for the Office of city
clerk have been out securing sigma
lures to petition to have his name on
the city ballot. They seemed to have
| very little trouble in getting the re-
quired number of names
Papers from the vicinity of Camp
bell occasionally contain notices of a
lecture that is being given by Rev. D.
o. Bean, who was at one time pastor
i of the Congregational church in this
city. 1t is said that he is giving ex-
cellent satisfaction in the field in which
he is now working.
A good illustration of the folly of
buying away from home comes to light
IN the instance where certain resi-
dent of this city fancying a certain
]. article which he saw when away from
town, sent for it recently and after it
arrived found that the same thing
could be had in the stores of this. city.
He paid a little less than So for it and
it was selling here for fifty cents.
/ Forty hours devotion which always
proceed the Easter season in the Catho-
lie church of this city will commence
Saturday morning at O'Clock. Mon
day evenings services will close the
three days Of grace with sermon and
festive solemnity. Fathers Sandmeyer
i and Scholzen will be assisted at times
in the services by out of town priests
A change in the arrangement for the
basket ball game that was announced
to be played in this city between the
high school girls of Tracy and those
OF the local high school, places the
contest in Tracy instead of this city
as previously announced. 1t will be
} played on the evening of the 10th and
; a number of the friends of the local
; team will go to Tracy to see the game
r. J. O'Donnel and Albert Pfaender
were cut yesterday securing signatures
to petition to have Chas. Silverson' S
name placed on the city ticket for the
office of mayor. This action coming
from one who is supposed to be as
close to the mayor as is his son-in-law,
makes it appear as though the stories
told before the mayor left for: the east
were mostly stories and told for effect.
, ltlS not likely that there will be any
Z opposition to Mr.. Silverson as a sue
cessor to himself.
+ A kerosene air burner has been on
exhibit for the past week in the build
ing recently vacated by Herman Held
and has attracted considerable at
tention. It seems to be very practi-
cal burner and will no doubt do all
that is claimed for it, which is con-
siderable, in the way of saving fuel.
It would be more gratifyingTto most
OF US if inventors of things of this sort
would scheme them so that some other
fuel could be used than that controlled
by our mutual friend, John D. Rookie
feller 1t seems that people are dis
posed to help him in all his various
: projects for making money whether he
wants them to or not
A number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Helm met at their home
!, Monday evening and assisted them in
celebrating their crystal wedding. In
the course OF the evening mock we'd
ding ceremony was performed with
: VIM. Stork and VIM. Burg as flower
girls and Capt. Albert Steinhauser
} officiating. The couple was made to
promise all sorts of things that are not
written down in themarriage ceremony
and after the ceremony were presented
with some elegant cut glass. There
was lots of fun and a good time for
everybody. The party did not break
up until sometime after midnight.
A call has been issued to the minis
ters OF the Congreg gational churches in
this part Of the state to meet in Com
frey today for the purpose of consi-
dering the advisability of organizing
a church in that village The churches
asked to be represented are New Ulm,
Springfield, Selma, Sleepy Eye, Lam
berton, Carton, Marshall and Walnut
I, Grove. The meeting will be held in
the German Methodist church at 4
o'clock, and it is expected that it will
be successful as there is no Enplish