New Ulm review., 1900-12-26

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he Review wishes you ali Happy
New ear.
Frank edmann Of st. Paul Is spend
ling the week with his parents in this city.
Mrs. " ]. Scott Smith returned home
Saturday evening from . short visit to
1.-THE twin cities.
I Do not forget that the the Review car
rier will make his usual call upon you
New Years day.
Adolph Wagner, now in the employ Of
the GeneraI Electric Co. at Minneapolis,
is visiting here this week.
Mr.and Mrs. Louis Fiemeyer received
z Chriatnaa present yesterday morning
in the form Of q fine baby girl.
Christmas passed Of very quie,ly in
this city. The churches held the GUS
tomary services, as announced last week.
The ladies of Germania Sisters lodge
will give an invitation masquerade ball
1t the opera house on Saturday evening,
Jan. 12. ii.
Andrew johnson. foreman IN the Office
OF the Hector Mirror, is spending the
holidays with relatives and friends in.
this city.
Agricultural implement dealera, say
that theasale Of bob-sleighs and cutters
is not causing them to work over time
thus far this winter.
The Review returns thanks to the
Aug. Schell brewery for . case Of its
elegant Import beer and q fine calendar
for the coming year.
Will Bingham Of Sleepy Exc was in
this city Saturday afternoon while on
his way home from the university for
his Christmas vacation.
Otto Wlcherski, who is taking course
in medicine at Rush Medical college,
Chicago, returned to New Ulm Sunday
eyenlpg for the Christmas vacation.
The Misses Tillie and Frlda. schuetz,
the former 4 teacher in the public
schools 1T Minneapolis and the latter at
Little Falls, are home for the holidays.
Darwin Schuetz, who is student un-
| der Prof. Lugger ut the State Agricul.
tuIal Experimental school, returned
home Saturday To remain over tile holi-
days. s. * 4
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
give a social, with dance, at Masonic
hall New Years eve to watcs, the old
year out and tie New Year in. All are
Invited.
The annual meeting Of the State Agri-
lcultural Society will be held In st. Paul
January 8,9, and 10. The Brown Coun.
/ ty Agricultural society will he represent
led by two delerates.
! The Columbia bowling club made the
following score Wednesday evening ev-
ening: 81. Behnke, 1A2; f.. Burg, 1856
4 III. Gebsei, 1872; G. E. Roos, 1874; A. j
!. Vogel, 81; Jos. Galles. 1911; A. ]. Mey.
Ter, 81 82;; Otto Baarsch, 149; Z. G. Voge]
IT'S.
John Boyer, who has been attending
Ibusiness college in this city, and Joseph
Green, a student at the high school, were
.Iboth compelled to return to their homes
in West Newton last week owing to
i sickness.
Atthe last meeting of the Junior Chris
tian Endeavor, society the following off
lcers were elected for the current year
Fred Hubbard, president; Elmer Setter
| vice president Clarence Setter, seele.
tary Lucille Hubbard, treasurer.
Following are the teachers in the pub.
| lie schools in this city who are in attend.
ance upon tie annual meeting Of the
State Teachers association: e. T.. Crit.
lchett, D. "a. GrussendoIf, Fl. F. Raabe
Misses Abbie B. LaDgmaid, Achsa b
Canfsld, Katherine Kohler, Ida Kocl
and Mlnnie FRANKIE.
Married men in Sweden and Norwa,
are required to wear = wedding ring il
Iorder that they may be readily recog
nized as such. II certain married nler
th.t We know were compelled 70 hang
out 9 sign showing that they we're moi
ilGngle they would miss whole lot d
/ fun when they are away from home.
We are glad 10 note that ! move Is o1
foot at the county seat to establish, .
public library N that city. New Uln