New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-12-27
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IChicagc last Thursday and will remain
home during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hauenstein and
Miss Alma Koehne returned Thursday
evening from short visit IN ST. Paul
aud Minneapolis.
Joseph Vogel, Andrew Kaess and
Albert Mueller, students at the state
University, came home last Thursday
for the holidays.
DE. Mowery, who is at present teach
ing in the public school at Lake Hanska,
ms spending the Christmas vacation with
his parents in this city.
G.. Stuebe, one of New UIm's most
enterprising butchers, made purchase
Of 100 head Of yearlings from W. a.. Pell,9
lof Traverse, last week.
Henry 81. uebhardt, large grower
of Cranberr1es at Black River Falls,
Wis, is visiting his brother, DR.. =. A..
Gebhart. in this city this week.
The pupils and teachers Of the public
schools are enjoying the customary hol-
iday vacation and the schools will remain
closed until Tuesday, January End.
/ Frank Webber, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Weber, who is attending the law
class at the University of Minnesota,
came home Saturday ana will spend the
holiday vacation with his parents in this
city.
Adam Stadick, at present engaged in
| the harness and saddlery business at
| Morgan, was visitor in this city last
week. He will, he informs the Review,
open a branch store at Wanda in tie
spring.
Special attention is called to the ex-
traordinary offer being made by Hum
mel Bros. in their advertisement in this
issue Of the Review. Secure a copy Of
this paper and take advantage of the Of
| ter made.
The Misses Emma Scheidrich and
Lena Meile, students at the Normal, and
John P. Langmack student at the bust.
ness college of Mankato, are spending
their Christmas vacation with their par
ents in this city.
Z. F. Entrup, who had been visiting
with old friends and making himself
generally useful in A. ]. Eckstein's
drug store during the rush of the week
before Christmas, returned Sunday to
his home in St. Paul. III j
DR.. j. L. Schoch and II. L. Saverien
will go to St. Paul this week to con-
clude the transfer Of The New Ulm Tele-
phone Company to the Southern Elec-
trio Company, the details of which are
told in another column.
F. L. Otto, prominent farmer resid-
ing near Nicollet and one of the oldest
settlers in that locality died at his home
Sunday. The funeral was held yester-
day afternoon. Emil Wicherski, of this
city, and A. W. Kruggel attended the
| same. ..z.sr. .a.s.e r.. ..... '-.-..s.=s-s
The August Schell Brewing company
has the thanks of the Review for one of
| its elegant new calenders for 1900 and
also case Of their excellent export
! beer. We wish them Happy New Year
and prosperous business for many
years to come. Wi
Mrs. John Gratz and daughters, of
Waseca, ase spent>ing the holidays with
friends IN this city. 1t is reported that
Mr.. GratZ, who was formerly section
foreman on the Northwestern at this
place, will be returned to his old posi-
ton here after the first of the year.
The Christmas exercise at the Congre-
gational church East evening were of y
most pleasing nature and the entire pro-
gram was All unqualified success. The
committee VITO had the matter in charge
are to be complimented upon the man
ner in winch they carried out the diff
cult work Of organization and they may
Justly feel gratiied at the results which
were obtainei.
The crowd which gathered at the
Methodist church Monday evening to
participate in the Christmas festivities
was the largest that that edifice has ever
contained, in tact it could not contain
them all and many We're compelled to
remain outside. The exercises were
most entertaining and the little folks
who took part in the program acquitted
themselves finely.