New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-04-04

The Springfield squad of the local
militia company was well represented
at the annual inspection which was
held here Saturday evening.
James Montgomery of Sleepy Eye
visited his brother in this city Thurs
day, who is manager of the rolling
skating rink at the Star hall.
Quite large number of young men
from Sleepy Eye were in the city Sum
day and attended the Isle of Spice play
at Turner theatre in the evening.
Miss Gertie Henle will graduate her
class in dressmakings this week, when
those who have attended fron4out of
the city will leave for their holes.
Hugo Book OF Great FallssM. AZ ont,
is in the city the guest of s atives.
The serious illness of his f4hef mas
the means of calling him to Ms ~.
Oliver j. Duane of the St. Peter Her
aid was in the city Sunday and re-
NAMED over to witness the production
of the Isle of Spice at Turner theatre.
Ella Preisinger was given a big sur
prise Sunday when quite number of
her friends took advantage one day
before her departure to North D Dakota
Henry Schwartz and wife of Spring
field was in the city over Sunday and
while here attended the presentation
of the Isle of Spice at Turner theatre.
Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Rose
Schneider to A. r. johnson of this
city. The date named is to be the first
of May.
F. w. johnson expects to take time
during the. week to visit the cities for
the purpose of attending one or two of
the good plays that are scheduled to
appear there.
Mrs. Joseph Roth has been serious
ly i'll for the past week, troubled with
what appears to be an attack of pneu-
monia, but at the present time seems
to be improving.
Herman Helm is still looking for
enough ladies for class in physical
training. He has fixed the number at
fifteen but will take more if they care
to take up the work.
Lieutenant Albert Koch of Echo ar
rived in the city Friday and remained
over Sunday. He was here to attend
the brigade inspection which took
place Saturday evening.
Paul Hippauf a student of DIR. Mar
tin Luther College, who has been
afflicted with appendicitis has suffi-
GENTLY recovered to again attend to
his studies in the college.
The quarterly meeting st. Joseph's
society will be held on the Monday
following Easter, April 10Th, at which
time it is expected that there will be a
good attendance at the meeting.
Hilger Manderfeld, of the firm of
Velikanje & Manderfeld of Minneapo-
lis, has been in the city for several
days visiting his parents. He returned
to his business in Minneapolis Mon
day.
There will be thirty saloons in this
city the coming years if the council
decides to grant all the applications
that have been made. This is no more
or no less than were in existence last
year.
/ Inspector o. Palmer, who is super
intending the sewerage of this city as
we'll as of Milbank. S. D., was in that
city the past week to appear in. a law
suit of the Milbank against the con-
tractor.
| One of the aged INN ates of the hospi-
| tai, CASINOS Munich, died Saturday and
was buried Monday in the Catholic
cemetery. He was 81 years old and
has been an inmate of the home for
sometime.
Edward Holtskamp of Watertown,
S. D., has filed the position as bar
Der in Frank Leibold's barbershop.
William Boelter having opened up a
shop in Lafayette and gone there to
conduct it.
| Archie Hughes, son of Conductor
Hughes of Mankato, fell from freight
car Sunday morning and broke his
arm. He is a brakeman on the line
and is we'll known in this city and in
Sleepy Eye.
! Fred Hubbard student of the State
University and his brother from Min
neapolis came down Saturday to be
present at the annual inspection that
evening. They visited in the city till
/ Monday morning.
Henry Goede, who is a member Of