New Ulm review., 1900-12-26

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Now look out for the fnlf llment Of the
old saying 5..As the days begin to length
en- the cold begins to strengthen. q
Ex president Cleveland is writing for
The Saturday Evening Post . series Of
strong articles which will appear in the
magszlne during the winter months.
Some Of these papers viii deal with pt'
litical affairs, and others with the per-
sonal problems Of young men. They
will he Mr.. Cleveland's first utterances
in any magazine on the questions Of the
day.sipce he left the White House.
All month January will we have in-
ventory sale on dry goods and clothing
at 20 per cent less usual price. J. F.
Neumann. ..595. e, .5 s4 ]s5& Es
A Yuartette Of New Ulm sportslnen,
Billy Meyer, W.E. Koch, John Toberer
and Charley Hornburg, went to Sp,ing-5
field Saturday afternoon to participate
In grand rabbit drive which had been
arranged by the sportsmen of that place.
Owing to the severe storm, however, the
drive had to be postponed although it IS
strongly suspected that some Of the boys
succeeded in finding a few jack (pots)
just the same. H.. sz
The beautiful day experienced Satur-
day was evidently but weather breeder
for with the coming of night the wind
changed to the north and before mid
night genuine old fashioned blizzard
was in progress, although not so severe
as has occurred in former years. The
storm continued throughout the entirt.
day Sunday and hui few people vpntured
out. The fall Of SNOW was perhaps foot
bnt the hi Oh wind which prevailed piled
IT up liz. drifts lravins so many bare spots
AS to max" it but Il, .lt, -ond fpr sleigh
lug. @'S '2 .s,>.
| II <y"n want yna't position, why.
don't you attend hr Nv Ui,n Business
College anu prepare ,nnrs~l'9 lEpter
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AT its annual meeting h ii Friday tv.
ening New Ulm Chapter n" 81 Rrv
al Arch Masons elected fh t,llpw-
ing officers: !.
H. Pc. Mueller. .##.. -. ~
K.-G. B. Weiser. <>S.f !
S.-J. Larson. :
Sec.-O. M. Olsen. .@ "
Treas.--F. H. Behnke. @ -
G. HIS. G. Updyke. r.
p. S.-N. Henningsen. ~
R. A. CO. G. Strickler. r.
3rd. V.--Paul Lehman. E@. ~. ~
2nd: VII. L. Saverien. ILL.,. W.
b lst. VA. Kiesling. p.
Sent.-George Marti. '.. -
Mrs. Louisa Kruschcke, who has been
Il resident of this city for the past 80
yeals, died at the home of her grand
daughter, Mrs: Otto Meyeron Broadway,
Monday morning Deceased was 81 years
Of age and the cause of her death Was
NE general debility Of old age. She was
bdk in Germany and came tothis coun.
try \about 1850 settling in Wisconsin
AMONG the pioneers Of that state, coming
to NeF Ulm in 1865. The funeral will
be held from the German Evangelical
church tomorrow afternoon at=.2 o'clock,
Rev e.| IN Eyrich Off, officiating
The I 1Iadelia Messenger very aptlys
says: An editor who enjoys .he conf
dence of This readers to suck an extent.
that the rkaders Will d,op in and discuss
pending Questions with him can much
better represent the will Of the cemmun-
ity. A newspaper man Is always glad
to have His readers come In and ask
questions er make suggestions, our latch
string is afways on the outside and we
are glad see you. The weather is a
little too frigid just at present to leav,e
the dooHopen for you, but you viii find
a good warm fire and welcome inside.
Godfrey Times AS u result of the
schSol meeting held il the bank last
friday evening, 4 petition asking that
the incorporated village Of Gomfrey be
set Of as an indep ependeut school district,
will be presented to the board Of county
col commissioners at their january meeting,
BY Attorney Olson of Springfield. Coun-
ty Commissioner Miller is interested IN
behalf Of Comfrey and will do all he can
in securins the result asked for ID the PEI
8tition This year Cont is without
school ls5 facilities .i but those having the.
= matter inFhahd will see to 81 that, when
the z chinery is started the school will
be tirst-class.