New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-01-03
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Thousands we're burnt up il Clouds Of smoke.

thousands We're burnt up In Clouds OF >moAee
Tie New Ulm Fire Department cigar
which made its appearance on the 1st Ct
the year has stood the test. The best
Judges declare it the best quality cigar
on the market. All those that have
smoked 1t found it rare. treat, and all
those that, will smoke it will smoke q
smoke like no other smoke smokes smoke.
A. Roberts made trip to Morton
last week. " G.#
Ernest Hagberg was at Winthrop dur
ing the past week.
Ed. Gieseke of Mankato, spent New
Years in this city. u:
Henry Hummel visited with friends a.
Mankato last week. p. -:
W. Eibner made business tri to st.
Paul last Wednesday. a.
A. Koch, of Echo, was visitor IN this
city during the past week. @
c. H. D1etz, of Mapletop, was ia this
city yesterday on business.
Herman Sohm spent his holiday vaca-
ton at his home in Sharon.
Mss Lou Hopt, of Fairfax, visited
with relatives IN this city last week.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tional church will be held this evening.
Anton Goblirsch, of Mankato visited
relatives in this vicinity the past week.
If you start the New Year by subscrib-
ing for the Review you will start right.
G. A. Hagberg was in the twin cities
several days last week on legal business.
John Eichman, of Springfield, spent
holiday week with his parents in this
city.
Norman Lind came down from ST..
Paul Saturday anil remained here few
days.
Among the visitors to this city dur
ing holiday week was G. Schmidt of
Young America.
Mrs. Sege, Minneapolis, was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fesenmeier in
this city during holiday week.
A series of special meetings are being
held at the Methodist chu1ch this week
by the pastor, Rev. George Fritze.
DR.. j. H. James, ear and eye special
ist will again visit New Ulm Sunday
January 18th, from a. m. until 2 p. Ill.
Mrs. Henrietta Dirks anu granddaugh-
ter, Esther, returned from their Christ
mas visit at Springfield last saturday.
If calendars were legal tender The
Review could pay its bills for the next
three months with those already received.
The annual meeting Of the state agri-
cultural society will be held in St. Paul
January 9th and will continue three
days.
Darwin Schuetz returned to his stud
les at the university Monday after hav-
ing spent the holiday vacation at home
in this city.
Miss Caroline Evans, who has been
spending the holidays with Miss Lillian
Klossner, returned to her home ac North
field yesterday. -
John Hooga was visiting friends and
relatives in this city last week. He 1e-
turned to his home at Mountain Lake
Friday afternoon.
The only fire that the New Ulm fire
department is not ready to put QUITS the
one at the right end of Frank Burg's
new brand of cigars
The John Hauenstein Brewing compa-
ny remembered the Review with case
of their delicious export beer by way of
a starter for the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hooper, Of st. Paul,
were the guests of brand Mrs. J.. L.
Shoch during the New Year holiday re-
turning home Monday afternoon.
The ladies missionary society of the
Congregational church will hold lis reg
ular meeting Friday afternoon bf this
week at the hone of Mrs W. Hubbard.
r. F. McKesson, student in the law
department of the state university, of
Council Bluffs, iowa, is spending his
holiday vacation in this city the guest Of
Frank Weber. .e=ss.
Henry Gebhardt, brother of Dr. a.
Gebhardt, who has been visiting in this
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