New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-11-29

Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Daughty, of Lake
City, were guests at the Merchants hotel
in this city last Saturday.
E. A. Larrabee was among the num-
Der of Sleepy Eye people who were IN IN
this city Friday of last week.
Bernard Fesenmeyer Of New Uim has
accepted position in the Lamberton
State Bank.-Lamberto Star.
Mrs. William eastman Of Tracy, and
Mrs. J. H. Burke, Sot, Mankato, were WIS.,
itors in this city last Thursday.
The public schools will close this
afternoon for the Thanksgiving recess
which lasts until next Monday.
Miss Title Buenger, who has been
visiting IN St. Paul for the past month,
returned home Saturday of last week.
Progress lodge A. O.U.W. entertained
Deputy Grand Master Workman Hop
kins at its regular meeting last night.
Albert Metzger, of indianapolis, a SON.
1n-law of Mrs. Werner Bosch, has been
visiting in this city during the past week.
Oscar Erickson, one of springfeld's
energetic business men, was in the city
last Thursday and made the Review a
pleasant call.
Track laying on the Mankato cutoff of
the G. & N. W. will be finished this week
and the line will be open for business
December 10th.
William G. Frank, cashier of the State
Bank at Springfield, was transactlng
business and calling on friends in this
city on Saturday.
The young people of the Y. P. S. G,
E. of the Congreg ational church will
give a social in the church parlors
Thanksgiving evening,
The WomeH's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will give
social at the home of Mrs. Sell on the
afternoon of Thanksgiving Day.
A. B. Milliken, superintendent of the
Phoenix Bridge Co., was here Monday
and Tuesday inspecting the bridges con-
structed IN this vicinity by his company.
The children of the Catholic school
have in course in preparation a dramat-
ic entertainment which will be given in
Caecilian hall on the evenings of Deem
Der 2nd and 3rd.
There will be three Thanksgiving
dances in this city Thursday evening.
Com pany A will give dance at Turner
Hall, ana dances will be held at the Op-
era House and Schmucker's Tivoli.
Mrs. Anna Ranweiler, an old resi-
dent of New Ulm who for some time
past has been an inmate of the asylum
at St. Peter,died at that place last Thurs.
day. The remains were brought to this
city by undertaken Buenger and we're
burned here Friday.
At the last meeting of Progress Lodge,
A. 0. U. W., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: P. M. W.,
Charles Brandt; M. w. John G.. Gronau
E., G. H. Book; O., F. w. Fritsche !;
Rdr., J.. H. Strasser; Fin, Hi. Saverien /;
Rcr., F. Pfaender; g., Aug. Juderjahn;
J.W., NIB. Neumann; o.W., Geo. Tauer.
Last Wednesday evening Alfred
Schroeck and Carl Moerbitz celebrated
their birthdays at the home of Mr..
Schrock. Members of Hose Co. No.
were among the guests. Among the
features Of the evening were numbers
by the Maennerchor and either and vo-
cal solos by Mrs. Caesar Rachel
The Scientific American, which is CON
sidered authority, has settled the mooted
question Of the beginning of the twenti-
eth century. It says: .sThe nlneneteenth
century closes with The year 1900. I'M
mediately after midnight therefore,. of
December 81, 1900, is when the twenti-
eth century begins; in other words, it
begins with the first second of the first
hour Of the first day Of January, 1901.
The twentieth century will begin on a
Tuesday and end on Sunday