New Ulm review., 1901-03-13
The G. w. Bunce Account Cabinet is

The G.. w. .Bnnce Account Cabinet is
One OF the handIest Office conveniences
that we have ever seen. A sample cabi-
net is on exhibition at e. A. Pfeferle's
drug store.
The Don G. Hall company gave fair
production of Ten Nights in a Bar Room
at the opera house last Wednesday even
ing followed on Thu, sday night by Cru
dolph the Cripple The attendance
both nights was small.
Miss Flora Pfefferle, who has been
for some time engaged in wholesale
millinery house in Milwaukee, has re-
turned to New Ulm and will occupy the
position as trimmer In the store of her
aunt, Mrs Sarah Pfefferle.
A. j. Grimmer, as previously an
nounced in the REVIEW, departed for
the south for trip of several weeks.
He will visit Hot Springs, Ark, and
probably several Georgia and Florida
points.
Look out for the advertisement of the
wonderful bargain sale of new and Sec
ond hand goods soon to take place in
the Olsen building, next door to Koch
ler's barbershop.
The .'Just U.s. club was entertained
BY Mrs. L. ]. Buenger Saturday evening.
The head prizes were won by A. j. Vo-
gel and Miss Lena Henning, while Mrs.
Ambrosch and Mr.. Schell captured the
BOBBY prizes.
r. E. O'Keefe has definitely decided
to locate at Candy for the practice of
law and will go to that place this week.
Mr.. O'Keefe has many warm friends in
this city who regret his departure but
who most heartily commend him to the
people of his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hornbnrg return
ed Friday from their Pacific coast trip,
both in good health and aside from the
natural fatigue of the trip in excellent
spirits. During their tour they visited
various points in Washington, Oregon,
California and Old Mexico.
Instead of the customary evening ser
vice at the congregational church next
Sunday there will be platform meeting
conducted by the Womens' Missionary
Society. 1t will surely be an interest
ing event and everyone is cordially in-
vited
Andrew Hummel returned last week
from his vacation and is again in his u.s.
ual position in the Peoples Store. An
drew is also the representative in this To-
cality of new style of light designed to
supersede electricity. Call and see a
sample light in operation at the store.
: Millinery apprentices wanted for the
spring season at the Peoples Store.
For the next meeting of the Women's
Literary Club to be held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. A. W. Bingham the pro-
gram embraces the following papers
Protestant decline in Central Europe,
Mrs. E. r. Barager; Calvin and Calvin
Ism. Mrs. O. q. Setter; Civic reforms
needed in our town, Mrs. A. J. Alvin.
The annual meeting of the s:ockhold-
ers of the New Ulm Stone company was
held last Tuesday evening. The follow
ing officers were elected: Jacob Pfen-
ninger, president; George Benz, vice
president; Jos. A. Eckstein, secretary
Herman Nagel, treasurer. The board of
directors consists of the officers and OF
to Schell.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held Its seml-annual election of
officers last Thursday evening. Follow
ing are the officers for the current term
Fred HaeDze, president; William Dur
balm, vice president; Emma Rolloff, sec
retary; Mary Imberg, treasurer; George
Durbahn, librarian; Adolph Alvin, sing
ing director; Ella Fenscke, organist.
The following item taken from the
Mail Order Journal, gives reasons why
everyone should have their name and
address printed on the corner of their
envelopes: 'sSee that every circular and
every catalogue you are sending out
contains a return envelope and also a
prominently printed ADVICE to the writ
er to write his name and address plainly
and care iully. The annual report of the
dead letter Office showing that it re-
5ceiyed over 100000 pieces shows how
careless many letter writers are. Over
10000 letters contained nearly 81, ,200,-