New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-04-15
Mrs. Alex Harkin OF ST. Peter is
visiting relatives ia West Newton.

Mrs. Alex Harkin OF ST. Peter is
visiting relatives in West Newton.
VIM. a. Gieseke, the popular livery
man, celebrated his birthday Friday
evening.
The Star Hall will give its first
popular dance of the season Easter
Monday.
Company A will go to camp at Lake
City this year on July 10th, remain
ing until the 18th.
Mrs. O. C. Stricken was confined to
her home several days last week with
an abscess of the foot.
Philip Dick was elected mayor of st.
Peter last week for the eleventh time.
He had no opposition.
Ed. Hoffman,, late of Duluth, is
home visiting with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. Hoffman,.
Mrs. Philip Fauerbach of Madison,
Wis, is being entertained at the home
of her sister, Mrs. +. Fl. Sigel.
Albert Book is planning to place a
gasoline engine in his row-boat, and
will transform it into launch.
Prof. Geo. B. Alton of Minneapolis,
state high school inspector, visited the
New Ulm high school last Friday.
Miss Minnie Pfaender came down
from st. Paul last Monday to spend
her spring vacation with New Ulm re-
latives.
DR.. Henry G. Kaschau was at Man
kato Monday and Tuesday attending
the sessions of the Southern Minneso-
ia Dental association.
Mrs. Jos. P. Vogel, Mrs. Chas.
Stuebe, ST., Mrs. Geo. Doehne and
Miss Lulu Doehne are planning to go
to Colfax. Iowa, early in May.
r. E. Hubbard of Glencoe was the
successful bidder for the work of con-
structing county ditch No. 10. The
contr act was awarded last Thursday
by Auditor u. q. VOge1.
The contract to erect the new State
bank building at Evan was awarded
last week. Contractor John G. Gro
nau OF this city submitted a bid of
$4,000, and it was accepted.
An apron social will be given in the
Catholic parochial school building on
Easter Monday by the Christian
Mothers society. Lunch will be
served in the afternoon, and in the
evening there is to be card party.
A leak in the water main at First
North and Valley streets caused a bad
washout, which was discovered by
Chief Klause Sunday morning. The
break has been repaired.
Attend the second annual ball to be
given by Harmony Camp, Modern
Woodmen OF America, in the Turner
hall Easter Monday night, April Goth.
The grand march will be lead by the
Forster team in uniform.
Saturday evening, April 18th, is the
date fixed for the entertainment to be
! given by the Turnzoeglings-Verei to
commemorate the forty-second ami
versary Of the organization of the So
ciety. The gymnastic program prom
| ises to be unusually fine.
! A chorus choir of the Congregatio
al church will sing the Easter Cantata
of the 10th Chapter OF John at the
morning service at 1890 next Sunday.
Special music will be sung at the eve
! ming service at 1870. Good Friday
will be observed by preaching ser.
vice at 1920 a. M, Friday.
The Opera House is crowded these
evenings where the great moving pic.
lures OF the Passion play will be con
/ tinued for some days. Children are
admitted free in the afternoon when
accompanied by their parents. Ladies
are urged to go to the performance al
2:3O O'Clock to avoid the crowd al
night.
The first ball game of the seas or
was played at the fair grounds las
Saturday afternoon between the New
Ulm high school and Toland's bust
ness college OF Mankato, it resulting
in a victory for the former. The bat
terry for New Ulm was Stadtherr.
Mueller and Seifert, and for the visit
ors, Kroner and Bohan. Two dis
asterous innings lost the game for New
Ulm, the final score being 10 to I.
Assessors of Brown county met a
| thecourt house last Thursday and were
addressed by Prof. Frank L. Move,
of Minneapolis, chairman of the stat,
/ tax commission. The members of thu
commission are travelling about til,
state instrusting assessors with a view
to establishing uniform taxation
throughout Minnesota, and in his ad