New Ulm review., 1900-12-19
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Thursday evening, Dec. 90, 30
TO % q clock the Peoples Store will en-.
iven its visitors With the latest music.
All are invited to call.
Miss Jessie 5Harlin, formerly 81 West
Newton, but who has for the past two
years been in Alberta, B. O., has sold
her roperty there and is ret turning 10
West Newton 10 reside.
The question OF the Organlzation nf q
business dl' Il man g club having in view not
only the social enjoyment OF its mem
sbers n but also the general well fare Of the
city is talked Of. Such i bod y, il estab-
lished upon the right lines and given the,
proper support Of the business men'
might be made 9 very valuable ac4uisi- 4
ton to the city.
The annual meeting Of the Congrega-
.tional church for the election Of officers
and the selection ofa pastor for the en-
SUING year will be held Wednesday even
ing, Jan. 2. The Review has interviewed
many people, both in the church and
out, and the concensus of opinion cer-
tainly seems to be in favor Of the reten-
tion Of Rev. Updyke.
st. Anne's Court, Catholic Order For.
esters elected the following officers
Thursday evening:
Chief Ranger, Mrs. A. j. Eckstein.
Vice Chief Ranger, Mrs. II. Koehler.
Rec. Seo., Miss Minnie Burmeister.
Fin. Sec, Miss Mary Filzen.
Treas, Mrs. Mary Reinhart.
Trustees, Mesdames Gabriel, Regelin
and BaeI. 4 II
Sleepy Eye Herald Last week a Her
aid representative had the pleasure of
going through the factory Of the New
Ulm Boot and Shoe Company at New
Ulm and was surprised to note the thrift
of the newly started enterprise. It is
surely Brownlcounty enterprise under
strong management and we hope it will
prove permanent establishment with a
wide scope of business.
The marriage of Mrs. Lucy E. Lauden-
schlager of this city and John s. Baxter,
of Marshall, Ind, was solemnized at the
residence of the bride on State street last
Thursday afternoon, Rev. S. G.. Updyke
officiating. Following the ceremony a
reception was held, large number of
friends of the contracting parties gather
ing to do honor to the occasion. A short
wedding tour is being enjoyed by the
happy pair and they will be at home to
their friends at their home, First North
and State streets, after the New Year
opens.
The card social given by the ladies of
the Turnverein was very pleasant af-
fair. In addition to the card playing
the Misses Alma and Herta Marti rend
cred some excellent piano duets which
added very much to the pleasure of the
occasion. The first prize for ladies was
won by Mrs Jacob Nix and the ladies'
BOBBY price by Miss Harriet Friedman.
The first prize for gentlemen was cap-
tured by John Haeberle while the booby
prize fell to John Buschard. The lone
hand p,ize was won by Frank Fried
mann. F~, =,
Northwestern fremen are congratu
lating themselves over the fact that be-
gining with the first of January, they
will receive the highest wages of any
firemen on any road running out of Chi
cago. The fireman on class r engines
are to be increased ten cents per 100
miles, from $3.50 to $3.50. This is one
If the results of the recent meeting Of
the board of adjustment with the gen
eral officers in Chicago. Firemen on
pool engines are not required to keep
the engines clean the company hiring a
man for this purpose. Only those hav-
ing regular runs and regular engines are
required to keep them clean, @ @
The Red Front grocery store had a
narrow escape from a disastrous fire.
Monday evening. The proprietor, Geo.
Hauenstein, was putting up his lamps
preparing for the evenings business
when he unfortunately let one of them,
already lighted, fall to the floor. The
Christmas decorations in the front win
dow took fire and but for Mr.. Hauen.S
STEMS very prompt action a serious fire
would have resulted. The flames were
subdued without the necessity Of calling
out the fire department and but very lit