New Ulm review., 1900-12-26

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.outis bonnd 8 m d 4. 4 i = 81 iI,e & ,.r
niR Rht atE % ommonl
Ifortnnaie hasiing ben laiisdl s,ont .
Ikearles and Hanska tl,.. burning
The mail VI i. accid don't oau pied
with the storm d ed arrival at aEHanss /
81 until 9 o'clock Monlay mo ming and
thereby preventing the north Inbound train
dine here at ls7 O 4. rom reaching
this point until late. While the damage
10 the mari car was considerable 81 Was
not *, bad but that the car 4 could be
taken in to tie shops On its own " heels.
The south bound train Sunday night
never has much mail and the loss to-
the government or its patrons was Of
little consequence.
The Saturday before Christmas was an
interesting day in this city. Itswas one
of the most beautiful days of the early
winter and at q very early hour in the
morning the farmers with their families
began 10 arrive from the surrounding
country and before noon the streets were
lined with teams and the stores were
Ethronged with busy searchers after Christ.
mas goods. Up to this day the holiday
trade had been apparently light, but
with Saturday Ill fears of a decreased
Christmas trade were allayed. A round
Iof the stores at about 4 o'ciock Satur-s
day afternoon brought to light most
gratifying state Of affairs. The local ex--
press Offices as well as the post Office
we're taxed to their utmost limit to take
care Of the business entrusted to them
for dispatch. - b.
a few friends were very pleasantly
entertained Friday evening at the studio
Of Miss Grace Newsalt by private re-
cital given by the members of her class
in voice culture. The program consist
ed of the following numbers
The Kings Highwayo.. !. :. Molly
A. f. REIN. @,s a.45
Lullaby by............ Charles Dennel1
Miss Emma Frlton. s2
! F. III. KrDok. s#
Homes SO Blest Franz Abt
+ Miss Hilda Koch. u.
Violin Solo. 49,. ....,. Selected
/ Miss Dorothea Hauenstein. Vi
AHosScno .....-.. ...... .ue1ole
Miss Flora Peterson.
Lady Dearest =. !.
4 Mrs. G. G. Reinl. -
Baritone Solo Bunhure
i Roy Setter. s~. e.
l2Angel,s Serenade Braga
i Mrs. A. w. Bingham, with violin =
! obligato by Mr., Pfaender.
calvin Joslin'', the best of all the rur-
al plays, will be attraction at the opera
house next Sunday evening. The piece,
rs is we'll known, was the first of all the
dramas uf this kind, and has been the
greatest success because it has most mer-
scenes, is full of the most ludlcrous stu
tions ard exciting cllmaxes. All the in
8 -. L.. Al T
linz, an old farmer, as green as the hills
! Of Vermont, from which he came to vis-
it New York In til: metropolis he falls
into the hands of bunco badger
men and others Of their class, who are
looking for the verdant stranger at all
times and places. He of course gets in
4 to all kinds Of trouble out comes out on
top in the end. His wife who is pos
sessed OF anything but a sweet temper
helps along the fun when she comes to
New York in search Of ALVIN.
/ Articles of Incorporation have been.
filed with the secretary Of state Of the
Interstate Accident aud Relief Associa-
ton, the incorpoEators of which number.
several of the most prominent and relia-
BILE business men of this city, Sleepy
Eye and Springfield. The home office
Of the association will be New Ulm and
the objects areas indicated by the name,
i 49, - e.