New Ulm review., 1901-12-25
NEW 'ULM REVIEW I.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1S, 1901.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

A0D4 AfOEaAL LOCALSa
Otto Baarsch is spending christmas
with his parents at Bird Island.
Miss Lou Baasen left on Thursday to
spend the week with friends at Winona.
Miss Anna salfer of Mankatoi is spend
ing the week with her sister Mrs. Oliver
Quan.
Ed. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye is spending
today at the home Of his parents in this
city.
Frank Webber is home from Mime
apolis having arrived n the city yester-
dey afternoon.
Jos. Yogel is home from his school
work at Chicago to spend Christmas
with his parents.
DR.. Kllbride of Sleepy Eye has segni-
fed his intention of leaving that city and
will locate at Candy.
Otto Selfert and Alex Henle are home
from St. Johns College to spend the
holidays with their parents.
The funeral of the infant child of MIR.
and Mrs. Ernst Grussen3olf of Lafayette
\ took place on Thursday last.
Misses May Mowery nd Adelaide
Olsen who are students at Carlton are
home for the Christmas vacation.
Col. Mallahan of the Journal force is
taking few days vacation at his daugh-
ter's home in Jackson, this state.
At the Christmas tree Monday night
H. L. Beecher was presented with toy
engine and the suggestive inscription,
warranted never to be late"
Darwin schuetz of the engineering de-
partment of the Northern Pacific Rail
road Co., Duluth, is spending few days
with his mother in this city.
Hugo Gieseke of Minneapolis was in
the city Thursday, having been in Sleepy
Eye to attend party given there. He
is connected with an advertising agency
in Minneapolis.
Prof Brooks furnished music onSatur-
day and Monday at the Peoples Store.
He is an artist on the either and his
music was much admired by the many
patrons Of that store.
VIM. Stork travelling salesman for the
Burg Cigar company Is in the city and
will take rest for week or so, this
being the only real vacation he has en-
ioyed ia the past three years.
The New time lock and burglar proof
safe has arrived and been placed in the
State Bank of New Ulm, so that bank IS
now thoroughly provided with all the
modern conveniences in the way of safe
security.
2. Herian has sold his saloon proper
ty in this city to John Hetlinger, and
will leave for Sleepy Eye the first of the
year to take charge of the property
leased from Mrs. j. J. Bier.
The teachers of the public schools
have presented Prof. Critchett with a
beautiful Morris parlor chair as Christ
mas gift. 1t is an elegant present and
highly appreciated by the professor.
Ed. Silge, editor of the Estherville
Democrat, was in the city on Friday to
meet his sister who has been attending
the New Ulm Business College. The
young lady returned with him to Esther
VILE on the evening train.
Miss LuecE who has been the guest of
her uncle, Fred Backer, was given
pleasant reception on Friday evening.
A number of her friends gave her sur
prise party. She left for her home at
St. Leo ON Monday.
Next Wednesday, mornings, being the
first of the year the carrier will deliver
with the Review his annual address.
The custom of contributing to the new
years greeting for the carrier has become
so we'll founded in this city that it is
only necessary to call attention to it.
The delivery of the papers to the honses
has been no small task and we trust that
those who have been the recipients of
this favor will recognize it in sub
stantial way.
Christmas exercise at the Congregation
alchurch on Monday night were consider
ed the best that have been given in that
church. A large old fashioned brick
fireplace was constructed out of boxes of
candy and three trees adorned the front
of it. Presents we re prepared for all the