New Ulm review., 1901-11-27


to day or night by Forster Bros.
Miss Agnes Mcdonald was guest at
the Lamm-Hohamm wedding at Manka-
to last Wednesday.
On Thursday morning most of the
churches will hold the customary
Thanksgiving services.
The largest assortment of Battenberg
Bralds and patterns to be had at Miss
Bogen's, on Centre street.
Miss Eyrich of LIE Sueur arrived on
Thursday last to spend few days with
relatives and friends in this city.
Xmas presents for men or boys sells
The New Store best and cheapest. Goods
new and stylish. Zschunke 8 Schilling.
Miss Jessie Troupe and Miss Alice
scherer took advantage of the beet sugar
excursion Saturday and visited in Min
neapolis over Sunday.
The z. of P. ball Thanksgiving night
will afford the people OF the city asplen-
did opportunity for an excellent time.
Everybody cordially invited.
Fritz Brust had Chas. Fenske arrested
on Thursday for using abusive language
and he was brought before Justice Hen
ningsen where he was fined SIS and costs.
The City Drug Store has rearranged
its counters and added new space on
which to display the. large amount of
holiday stock that is daily arriving.
A. R. Bowling went to St. Paul Sun
day morning expecting to meet there
several Indian students who are talking
of entering the New Ulm business col
lege.
Incorporators of the new state bank
have every reason to feel proud of the
record made since starting in business.
The volume of business is almost phe-
nomenal.
The Peoples store displays wilder
ness of toys and Christmas articles. The
selection is unusually fine and they have
a special childrens day on Thursday.
Don't forget it.
John Christensen passed through the
city Monday on his way home from the
Northern woods where he was successful
in getting four good sized deer, which
he exhibited with much pride.
On Sunday number of the Turner
Society went on their annual hare hunt
ard succeeded In getting between thirty
ty-tive and forty rabbits. They will
have their feast one night this week.
The Peoples store has again shown
wonderful skill in window decorations
by the creation of lifesized turkey
made out of handkerchiefs and towels
1t is masterpiece and is admired by all
who see 1t.
r. E. Evans the genial Welshman of
Cambria was in the city on business
Monday. The Review would be glad to
have a thousand more such friends as
Mr.. Evans. He deserves good Thanks
giving day.
Haubrich the jeweler has some very
attractive cards out announcing spec
ial arrangement of prizes to be given to
the lucky holder of tickets obtained by
buying goods at his store See bis ad
for particulars.
The Z. of 2. boys will give you cor
dial welcome at their party at Turner
Hall tomorrow night. 1t will bea good
place to 60 after you have eaten your
Thanksgiving dinner. The public gen
orally is invited.
y Fur coats we sell cheaper than our
competitors. Call and convince your-
self. The New Store. Zschunke s. Schil-
ling.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Drummer
to Frank Altman took place IN the
Catholic church at St George Thursday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Beinhart. They will live on farm in
West Newton.
Henry Goede, the photographer is
making large picture for the st. Eliz-
abeth society which will contain the
photographs of the entire membership,
comprising 100 ladies. 1t will be a
work ef art when finished.
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