New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-02-28


lately sold it to j ohm Youngman, has
become resident of this city. He is
travelling for wholesale house and
makes this his headquarters.
JOS. Classen who has been connec-
ted with the force of the Morton mill
has returned to this city and is again
at work at his old job in the Empire
mill of this city. He hopes to be able
to make this his permanent home.
Quite a few priests from ST. Peter,
ST. James, Mankato and the twin cities
attended the lecture of Rev. Father
Cleary the .:Man of Affairs" Wednes.
day evening Feb. 2lst. in the auditors
um of new Catholic school house.
A very large party of friends pleas
antly surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lindmeyer, Monday evening and were
royalty entertained with euchre. Re
freshments were served after the final
game. The party broke up at a late
| hour.
Tony Schiller, who for the past few
months has been connected with the
! Morton mill, has been given the place
in the Brown county bank made vacant
by the resignation of p. j. Soukup.
He enters upon his duties the first OF
| the month.
P. j. Soukup, who has been assis-
| tant cashier in the Brown County bank
| for sometime will leave that institution
and go back to the Schell Brewing Co.
Before entering the bank Mr.. SoukuI
was with the brewing company, repre-
senting it on the road.
G. W. Barnes, presidentof theInter-
State accident and Relief association
| left Monday to attend a meeting OF
representatives of the different associ-
| ations of the United States which is
being held this week at Detroit, Mich.
He expects to be absent from the city
for ten days or more.
F. j. Biesanz proprietor and repre-
sentative of the college of dressmaking
at St. Peter was in the city the past
week to look after matters in the inter-
est Of his business. His intention was
to create such a college in New Ulm
but local circumstances make it i'm
possible.
Martin Penning is to become a resi-
dent of this city having purchased
property near the Lutheran college.
He will continue to experiment in the
raising of fruit, in which line he has
become a recognized authority. He
will move to this place from his farm
early in March.
The Burg Cigar Company is putting
out clubhouse size of the Van Wilkes
cigar which is considered, by those
who have smoked it, to be as good if
not better than any other fve-cent
cigar in the market. It is attracting
the attention of some Of the inveterate
smokers of the city.
An error was made in an item refer
ring to the card party recently given
by the St. Elizabeth society last week
in which the Review made reference to
a dance which followed the playing,
that much of the item being wrong.
The society wishes it understood that
no dancing took place.
AS a result of the cheap touristrates
that were advertised by the North
Western railroad, the train which went
through here Saturday for the west
was so crowded with men that it was
necessary to run it with two engines.
Traffic on this road seems to be unusu-
| ally heavy this year.
Tomorrow evening the congregation
of the Congregational church will
meet to decide upon the improvements
! that are to be made in the church
| building. 1t seems to be the opinion
OF some of the members that nothing
! more than to put new peWs in the
church will be undertaken at this time.
| The Second Regiment band sent in
vitations out to all of the officers OF
the regiment to be present at the con
cert Saturday evening but Capt Clark
was the only one who was present from
out OF the city. Most of them live so
far away that it would have been a
very expensive entertainment if they
had come especially for that.
Harry Ploth of Evan has the livery
business in Sleepy Eye recently owned
by the Wooldrick Bros. The new own
er of the business leases the barn and
will continue the business at the ole
stand. The Wooldrick boys have moi
decided what business they will engage
in, but Sleepy Eye people are anxious
to have them remain in that city.
A number of the friends of Herman
Jahnke carried out a surprise party
that was really surprise Thursday