New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-04-03

Miss Lorstta ssurn spent Sunday
with Sleepy Eye friends.
Miss Emma Kr,snke Of Morgan
visited with her sister Mrs. G. w.
Dirks over Sunday \.
Tho Kings Hsrslds soctesy viii
give social Monday afternoon from
three to i've. Lunch will b served.
Louis schenrich, Who Vas operated
upon for gsll-stones st st. Alexanders
Hospital the early part Of last week
10 improving quite rapidly.
Carl Hose, who has been working In
: bank In Lennon, 8. D., has
accepted , position in Billings, Mont.
recently and 10 now out there.
Next Sunday morning 1t $50 there
will be union Easter Sunrise Prayer
Meeting ~ the Methodist church. To
this meeting oil srs invited.
Some Of tho old friends of Mrs.
George Schnsidsr gathered st her
home Sunday sfternoon TO eongratu-
late her, tho occasion being her birth
day.
q August schwisger Of Sleepy Eye, a.
oae time . resident Of New Ulm, had
the misfortune recently to fall on the
steps in front of his residence, thereby
sustaining : fracture Of the right leg
just above tho ankle.
Henry Diets, son Of John Dietz, has
returned from Manksto, Mimi, where
be has been attending the Msnksto
Commercial College. Henry made
excellent progress and has become q
very good bookkeeper. He may 60
back to school in the fall to take
Shorthand.
There is movement on foot to
organize new School District In the
Town of Milford. People in the
eastern part Of School District No. 50
are agitatina this matter becsuse Of
the contemplated removal Of the
school house 10 . point fully mile
west of ito present location. The new
district to IS formed consists of parts
Of School Districts No. 8, ., "a end
SO. A position 10 being circulsSed and
II ID the intention % present It q The
next weeting OF the Board OF County
Commissioners.
d: From and after, next Ssnday Tho
general delivery and carrier windows
Of the New Ulm Post-od5oe will b
closed on Sundays. Postmaster
Philip Liesch hath 90 decreed because
Of the faver the proposed innovatio
met with from the local press, the
clergy aud from the citizens In
general. OF course mail will b
received and dispatched on Sundays
as heretofore and all those OF our
citizens who are fortunate enough to
have the price to hire lock box of
which there is an ample number on
band can get their mail the same az
before and will not be inconv ienced by
the Sunday closing. ~
A. J. Alvin spent Sunday with his
family at Waldheim. He had the
opportunity last week to hear Teddy
Roosevelt at the Auditorium in Min
.neapolis. In speaking about it, he
said that he was surely soreIy dis
appointed. Instead of hearing some
worth. while ideas and sentiments ex-
pressed, he was treated to q cheap,
clap-trap political harangne delivered
in voice far from pleasing. AS be
puts it, Teddy develops a falsetto
squeak altogether too often to produce
pleasing effect on the listener.
Compared with Bryan, Pinchot and
even Taft whom he had the pleasure of
listening to recently, as an orator,
Roosevelt is only mediocre, but as q
grandstand player Teddy has them all
backed off the board except possibly
Billy Bryan who also knows few of
the rules of the game.
The Easter dance which 10, being
planned by the Junior Pioneers at
Turner Hall Easter Monday for tho
purpose of raising funds for the
Golden Jubilee promises to be the
event OF the season. The committee in
charge 10 now busily engaged in dis.
posing of tickets and 10 meeting with
unprecedented success. This augurs
we'll because it proves conclusively
that our citizens take keen interest
in the coming celebration and are
willing to give it financial support.
The committee consisting of Chss.
Stolz, Mayor J. P. Graf and Sheriff
w. j. Julius are grateful for the kind
they have 80 far received.
It 10 not their intention to overlook