New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-11-28

ner7 hail Tor uesda Lee. 4.SS# ne game
will be progressive euchre and all an
invited. Admission, including refresh.
ments, 25 cents.
Rev. Yrs. Wilkes Of Sioux Falls
DE-, held Unitarian services IN Gebser'i
Hall Sunday afternoon. The meeting
was attended by q large number Of peo-
pie all of whom were very mucl, pleased
with the address.
The score made by the Columbia Bowl.
ling club at its regular session last We'd
lnesday evening is as follows +. Burg,
213; w. G. ALVIN, ia ]; II. Gebser, III
jos. Gales, 4 SIS; II. Behnke.; F. Setter,
1877; a. ] !. Never, 131.
Once Of the most pleasant parties ever
lgiven in this city was that Of the ladies
Of the w. G. o. F. at the opera house
Wednesday evening Of last week. The
attendance was very large and most
enjoyable time was had. .5syss
Edwin Juni.has accepted school il
the Schmelz district in the town Of Cot
Itonwood and took up his duties as teach
! er therein Monday morning. Edwin is
steady, Industrious yong man and
well qualified for the position. NJ
The family OF Hon. Thomas Jones
numbers FIVE members % Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, two daughters and a son. 4
Mrs. Hermann Beussmann entertained
a. party OF friends at whist Thursday
evening. The first prize for gentlemen
was won by M. Mullen and the second by
F. III. Behnke. The prizes for ladies
went to Mesdames Critchett and New
hart. RS - i |sa5. %@ 5,5 n \
DR.. Andrist Of West Concord was in.
this city the latter part of last week
looking over the field with a view to To-
eating here for the practice of his pro-
fession. He. went west Saturday but
will ,nakea final decision during the
present week.
Rev. Updyke announces that the usual
services will be held at the Cong.ega.
tional church next Sunday but that on
the following Sunday evening there will
be an address by some one of the local
business men whose name and topic will
be given later. =.=@@ Ell.
The Minnesota Valley Medical society
will hold its annual meeting at Mankato
on Tuesday, December i. Several Of
the physicians of this city are members
and will attend. Dr. %. G. Stricken
will contribute a paper to the program
Of the occasion. ..s.s@, =. .a 5 5t ..s.
Through our exchanges we learn that
Hans Grytdahl, of more or less news
paper notoriety in tins county, has leas-
ed the Crookston Times. Hans is plen-
tifully stocked with nerve and consider
able ability but he couldn't make q
newspaper bowling success in this To-
cality. s.zs.s q. -
The public schools will have appro.
pirate exercises in all rooms Wednesday
afternoon and the ! high school literary
society has prepared program especial
| ly for the occasion which will be given
commencing at 2:30 and all parents and
those interested in school work are in
vited to be present. Nd
The ext4meeting of the Sterling Whist
club, recently organized in this city, will
be held at the home Of Mrs. F. II. Behn
ke this evening. The officers Of the new
club are as follows: Mrs. F. II. Behnke
president; Mrs. EFT. Critchett, secretary
Mrs. p. r. McHale, treasurer. The clut
will hold regular meetings every twe
weeks. ID :=.>s. i. ,' ~
!. The ssJust U.s. club met at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Vogel Saturda!
evening and were entertained with cards
refreshments and dancing. OF the tro
1 pines atthe card tables Mrs. Charlie
Ambrcsch received the first prize 70
ladies and DR.. o. G. Stricken the gen
tlemen's BOBBY prize, although this lat
r. " E.-
ter fact we perhaps should not mention
i The young gentlemen Of the Congre
| gational church have completed thence
essary arrangements for an oyster sup
/ per and social to be held in the church
4 parlors on Friday evening, Dec. Ful
details as to program, etc, will be give
next week. it suficlng to say at the pres
Ient time that it will be a very pleasin!
entertainment and should be largely at
q tended. OH. VI
Progress Lodg Ancient Ordero Of Un,
ted Workmen, at its meeting Wednesda