New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-04-10

DIR. Sch0ch has sold house and lot
on Front Street to Frank Schreiner.
Miss Alice Haeberle celebrated the
anniversary of her birth on Sunday.
The members of Company A have
located new rife range on the Juni
farm, south of the city. u
il. Cuddy has a force of men at
work raising and remodeling his re-
sidence on South Broadway.
Miss Marie Rummings of ST. Peter
spent the greater portion of the week
with her sister, Mrs. F. 81. Behnke.
Mrs. F. Burg Jr. and son and
nephew departed for their new home
in Portland, Oregon, Monday after
noon.
Archbishop Ireland will confirm a
large class of communicates at the
, Catholic church in this city early in
May.
T. A. Broderick and wife returned
Sunday afternoon from two weeks
visit with Minneapolis and Winona
relatives and friends.
A. w. Bingham and wife and j. Fl.
Sigel and wife will go to Mankato to-
morrow evening to witness "The
College Widow at the Mankate
/ Theatre.
The lower house of the legislature
has passed the bill authorizing cities
or villages to prohibit bucketshops
or their agencies within their corpor-
ate limits.
Fully one hundred people came
! down from the west Sunday afternoon
to attend the dramatic production of
the Caecilian Verein at the Catholic
auditorium.
The marriage Of Harvey La Franz
bois and Miss Hope Markell, both of
Ridgely, occurred last Wednesday,
Rev. Hotchkiss of Fairfax performing
the ceremony.
Game Warden Jordan of Mankate
caused the arrest of Harry Timm of
Winthrop last week for shooting ducks
out of season. Tlmm pleaded guilty
and was fined $40 and costs.
The German Lutherans of Nicolett
bave completed new parochial school
building which will be dedicated on
the 14th. Paul Hippauf of this city
has been named as teacher.
Emil Hage, F. G. Chambard, J. M,
Thompson and the Misses Chambard
were among the Hanska people who
heard the Hungarian band at the
Turner Theatre Sunday evening.
|: Miss Mabel Moran, who for the past
two years has held the position of tele-
graph operator in the Eagle mill off.
ces, resigned on Monday. She will
leave for St. Paul in few days.
, The Blue Ribbons were defeated by
the South Siders in a game of ball
last Sunday, the score being Is to 13
Next Sunday the Blue Ribbons will
meet a Cottonwood team at Searles.
Rev. Rett E. Olmstead of Decorat
, will deliver his lecture on ''Birds'' a.
the Turner Hall Tuesday afternoon
and evening, April Both. The afternoon
lecture will be for school children anl
the evening lecture for adults ane
. high school pupils.
The regular quarterly meeting ant
: communion service of the Methods
3 congregation will be held mex
t Sunday morning, preparatory meet
r ing being held Saturday afternoon
: Presiding Elder Hauck of Mankatt
: will ohiciate at both meetings.
5 Schilzonyi's Hungarian Boys Baut
gave concerts at the Turner Theasr
3 Saturday and Sunday evenings, tn
: attendance at neither concert bein,
: anywhere near what the entertainment
} deserved. The band is unq uestionabl,
e the equal of any that ever appeared il
the city.
q John G. Rudolph took up his abod
S at St. Alexander's hospital yesterday
r For some time Mr.. Rudolph has bee
ailing as the result of an attack of tn
grippe, and it is to be hoped that tn
care and attention that he can receiv
at the hospital will speedily restor
n him to his customary health and vigor
Y Mrs. Helena Hoehne died at he
\ home in this city last Tuesday evenin
B at the advanced age of ninety fv
years. The deceased was born i
Baumgarten, Falkenberg, Germany
in 1872 and was married to Gothic
4 Hoehne in 1849. In 1860 she came wit
her husband to America and for tn
\ past twenty years her home has bee
in New Ulm.
The following delegates, elected b