New Ulm review., 1913-03-26

Aiss Luuiss Asiis ss.s hOaas- -fron
Marshall Tor hss Easter holiday.
Miss Mary Hsss went % Springfield
Monday for : part Of hsg Eaessr vaca-
tlon.
Don't forget ~ Junior Clsss Play
q ths Amsricsn Friday and 6asur.
day OF this week.
Nov 10 To time % selsct yosr wsll
psper at 50 Per double roll o !. =.
FORsTER's. Advt 10
Ars. r. 81. Bshnks spsot several
days Isst wssk with her father and
sistsr q st. Petsf. She returned
homs Nondsy.
Fred Reuter-, who recsntly sold hia
farm ssvsn miles northwest Of Fairfax,
10 Wslllngton, moved bis family and
household goods 70 New Ulm Tussdsy
Of this weak whore they intend 70 make
thsir future home. Fairfax Standard.
Dr.. Arthur T. Eckstein Who has
bean practising medicine q 81. Cloud
for the past yesr has removed 70 Clear
Lske whore be purchased the practics
OF the only resident physician q that
plsce. His father, Andrew J. Eek.
stein, conducts the only drug store q
Clear Lake.
Frank X. schlumpbereer of Wsnds,
Jos. Portner Of Pierz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis schlumpberger Springfield, Mr..
and Mrs. Valentine Zeller of Huron,
8. D., Miss Emily Schneider Of ST.
Paul and John Schlumpberger Of Man
kato attended the funeral Of Gustav
Schlumpberger on Saturday.
New Ulm will have another Land
Company shortly, namely the G.. f.
Brown Land Company Of Madelis. E.
B. keenan, will be the local manager.
Offices will 50 locsted In the Bossch
Block. They sre spoken Of - sn old
estsblished and reliable Arm. They
will desl 10 farm lands snd will bs
open for business next Monday.
B. 81. Deters, General Agent in New
Ulm for the Equitable Life Insurance
Company Of Iowa has been tran nsferred
to the St. Paul Agency of the same
company and left last week to ASSUME
his new duties. His Office here in the
Ottomeyer block will be closed after
April 1st and r. B. Htggs will look
after the affsi of the Equitable Com
pany tere. Mr.. Deter's family will
remain In New Ulm for some weeks.
The trustees of the Or. Martin Luth-
er College meet in extra session this
morning for the purpose of electing .
new Professor who is also to perform
the duties Of inspector. Fifteen mem.
bers, consisting of ministers and lay.
men from the States of Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Nebraska constitute
the board. Other matters pertaining
to the college will also 30 discussed.
Miss Alma HeimerdinRer of St. Paul
coach for can American Citizen" the
class play to be staged ct Turner Hall,
April 9th by the members OF the class
of 1913 arrived in the city Thursday
and will be q guest at the home of
Mrs. c. A. Zelle during her stay.
Rehearsals are already under way and
the drilling Of the players will be kept
up assiduously until the evening of
the performance.
The Kelly Stock Company are
booked for weeks eng sgement at
Turner Hsll beginning next Monday
evening. These popular players will
appear In an entirely new repertoire
of plays and It goes without saying
hat crowded houses will greet them
Is every performance. "Keliy's
,oming back" has been heard for the
past two weeks, and it has been said
With great deal Of pleasurable an.
;icipstion for nothing better in the
vay of light entertainment has been
given In our city.
Schneider and Johnson's Travellers
Exchange show window attracted con-
I!dersble attention on Monday, and
veil 1t might. Eleven pups Of the
,oach dog variety we're on exhibition.
They are oil from one litter, seven
weeks old and belong to Albert
Schneider. They paid scant attention
% the curious who were intently
them, but kept up their play
'ul antics, jswing st each other,
back and forth and lying
Town to rest when they got tired.
They ore certainly . healthy fine
looking lot of pups.
Buy . "Palmer" Coat and be salts.
led, % you can't help being II you
ouy one at Cr0ne Bros. adv