New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-10

Andrew j. Eckstein left for st. Paul
yesterday on a short business trip.
Miss Adelaide Schneider of Sleepy
Eye visited friends in this city last
week.
Gust Wellner of Hibbing was in the
city Thursday calling on some of his
relatives.
Tony Simmet has employed Forrest
Sawyer of Revere to take the place of
Philip Stein in his barber shop.
Joseph Sattler of Ivanhoe. who has
been in the city for sometime visiting
relatives returned home yesterday.
Frank Mccormick took a short.vaca-
ton last week and visited friends in
Sleepy Eye, Mankato, st. Peter and
Fairfax.
August Sonabund, brother of Mrs.
d. Kogge, came down from Webster,
S. D., and was the guest of his sister
the past week.
Miss Marie Goudy, principal of the
Seaforth schools was the guest of the
family on Washington
street Friday and Saturday.
A meeting of the directors of the
New Ulm Rural Telephone company
was held yesterday at Schell's hall,
which was quite we'll attended.
A bowling match between the New
Olm team and one Of the Sleepy Eye
teams, which was to take place to-
rrowhas postponed indefinitely.
Mrs. Fl. D. Buessmann and Mrs. G.
f. Reineke will entertain their many
friends Saturday afternoon al the home
of Mrs. Reineke on North State street.
Philip Stein who has been employed
in the Simmet barber shop in this city
for several months, has left that place
and will return with his family to
Mankato.
Alfred Seifert who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Seifert returned to St. Paul where he
is cigar maker in Hart & Murphy's
cigar factory.
The annual harvest of ice is being
gathered in and quite force of men
is busy cutting and hauling for the
next years supply. The ice is clear
and of good thickness, and not mixed
with SO much snow as was the case last
year.
The organization in this city known
as the J. L. D. club has made arrange
ments to give masquerade dance in
the opera house. 1t will be the first
of the season and will be
given on Saturday evening of this
week.
A large room in the basement of the
Catholic school building has been fitted
up for a gymnasium for the students
in the school. 1t will be supplied with
all the necessary equipment, and it is
expected the young people will make
good use Of the place.
ssThe Seminary Girl' one of the
large plays booked to appear at Tur-
ner theatre during the month, has
abandoned the western tour and will
not be seen here. Manager johnson
hopes to be able to supply some other
attraction of equal merit.
Taking advantage of the excellent
weather that has prevailed the past
few days a sleighing party was made
up of the friends of Mrs. Leonard We'd
der. and drove out to her home in the
town Of Milford Sunday evening,
where they enjoyed themselves until
the early hours of the morning.
Rev. S. Curry of Park River, S. D.
arrived in the city yesterday to visit
his daughter Mrs. E. N. Schumck and
to be present at the formal opening of
the new Episcopal church this evening.
Other clergymen who will be present
besides Bishop S. G. Edsall are Rev.
A. E. Fillmore, Mankato; Rev. G. C.
Dunlop, St. Peter; Rev. w. Knowlton.
St. James.
The postoffice depart is drawing the
lines closer in regard to the advertis-
ing of rafting enterprises. At first
the ruling applied only to lotteries,
and then the advertising of raff1es was
forbidden, and now comes an order
even closer than that. The circula-
ton Of papers containing notices of
church raffies and similar attractions
is forbidden.
Arrangements were made to have the
installation of officers of the Sons of
Hermann of this city on Wednesday
evening, but for some reason most of
them did not appear at the appointed
time and the meeting had to be post
poned. Grand President Harpke Of ST.
Paul was in the city to do the work and
was disappointed in the failure of the
members to attend.
,|Ohn Juenemann. nronriator of the