New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-07

Henry N. Somsen was business
caller In Minneapolis the early part Of
the week.
Masquerade Costumes for rent
and Masks for sale. HAUENs TEN
COSTUME COMPANY. 122N. Washing.
ton Street.
The Minnesota Seed Company is
now retailing garden seeds direct from
their seed house ia New Ulm. They
have prepared q new seed catalog for
1912 and will be pleased to send it to
any one asking for it. y
The quarterly inspection of Co. "a"
will be held at the Armory tonight
and will be conducted by Major John
Buschers. Following the inspection
there will be dance 10 which an ad :
mission fee of 50 cents will be charged !.
Mrs. Anna Neumann Rinke has
taken the management of the New
Ulm Millinery arlors to succeed Miss
Martha Eichman. Mrs. Rinke
will leave for Chicago and Milwaukee
next week to do her spring buying.
Last night the young men of the
Catholic Church arranged q dance at
the Catholic school house. It was q
strictly invitation affair and the net
proceeds we're turned over to the
Young Ladies' Society for their
library.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
Church will give coffee social at the
home of Mrs. A. w. Bingham, 3l4 So.
German Str, Thursday afternoon,
February 9Th. A number of beautiful
japanese baskets will be on sale at
that time. Everybody is cordially in
vitad. ...'
The members of St. Johns and St.
Anne's Court have made extensiv 9
preparations for their joint annual
entertainment which will be held at
the Catholic School house tomorrow
night They will be entertained with
musical numbers and cards and an
elaborate lunch will he served.
The members of the youths class and
of the young ladies' class of the New
Ulm Turnverein will give literar y
program in the lecture room of Tur-
ner Hall next Saturday evening. AS
one of the mum bers q one.act play viii !
be staged. After the program the
young folks will indulge in dance in
the gymnasium.
The State Highway Commission Is
pursuing the proper course in dividing
the State into districts in the interests
of the good roads movement and
putting q competent civil engineer at
the head of each district. We are
glad that N. c. Robertson, our County
Surveyor, has received such On
appointment which carries with 1t q
monthly salary OF 800. and expenses.
His district will comprise Brown and
neighboring counties.
Lest some may have forgotten We
again call attention to the fact that
County Treasurer Henry J. Berg VII
commence the collection Of personal
property taxes tomorrow (Thursday)
and his itinerary will be Is follows
First National Bank, Sleepy Eye, 8.
and 9. Feb; State Bank of Golden, 10,
Feb; State Bank of Springfield, 13.
and IA. Feb; State Bank of Evan,
II. Feb; Security State Bank of Hans :
ka, 10. Feb; State Bank of Essig, 20.
Feb.
Next Saturday evening the Young
Peoples Society of the Congrega-
tional Church will give q Dickens
Social at the church parlors. A scene
from Nicholas Nickelby, "Dotheboys
Hail." has been dramatized for the
occasion. "Mrs. Jarley's Waxwcrks
have been prepared for exhloltlon ana
Little Nell" and her "Grandfather'
will have an sold Curiosity Shop"
booth. Refreshments will also be
served. ...........
No one of the local skat players
attended the midwinter tournament at
Norwood last Sunday. Trains had
been abandoned on the Minneapolis
& St. Louis altogether and the
service on the Northwestern was so
impaired that it was useless to try to
reach Norwood. A special train was
started out Of Minneapolis early Sun
day morning but soon had to be aban
doned. The tournament came off just
the same, but the ATTENDANCE naturally
was not entirely satisfactory. This is
to be regretted as four of the national
officers we're in attendance.