New Ulm review., 1901-12-25

You may be elected if you get enough
notes to any office, but you are not a
wise citizen unless you wear Gold Seal
Overshoes. r. LoHEYDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Beecher of this
city spend Christmas day with Mrs.
Beecher's parents at s., Peter.
Miss TllIe schuetz, who is teaching
at Litchfeld returned home on Saturday
to spend the holidays with her mother
Miss More Runnings who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Fl. Behnke
went to her home at St. Peter on
Thursday.
If you have net already done so you
have time yet to buy your son or your
sons son fine farm for a Xmas present.
and there is no place where you can get
such bargains as at Lund's. Lund has
bargains all the year round.
II. N. Somsen started for his fathers
home at Lime Springs, Iowa. Saturday,
but by reason of the Northwestern hold.
ing the train couple of hours at Man
kato he was unable to make satisfactory
connections and so returned to New
Ulm the same evening.
How many people have noticed that
no portrait of man has ever appeared
on United States coin or the picture of
woman on the postage stamps2 An
observing editor remarks on these facts
that they constitute the reason why we
lick the stamps and squeeze the coin.
The firm of Tappe & Gronau, contrac-
tors, has been dissolved by mutual agree
ment and the individual members will
operate separately in the same line of
business. The firm has been very sue.
cessful both in this city and in the ad-
joining places and the Review hopes that
individually they will meet with the
same success.
Those who had the pleasure of wit
Messing "Valley Forge at Turner Hall
recently will be interested in knowing
that bill has just been introduced
In the United States congress approprl-
ating 5000, 1000 for the purpose of estab
fishing military park at that place to
preserve its historical value. This is ex-
actly what the Ft. Ridgely people are
working for and the project is just as
deserving.
Sunday afternoon the literary society
met at Turner Hall and enjoyed two ex-
cellent papers, one by Mr.. Helm on the
physical culture Of girls and one by AL
bert Pfaender on the history of English
language, which was perhaps the most
technical paper that has been read be-
fore the society. Miss Hauenstein sang
one number and Mrs. Robert Scherer
played sonata from Beethoven. The
next meeting will be in two weeks.
The Eagle Roller mill is out this year
with a magnificent calendar containing
portrait of Anna Held the celebrated
French actress. The calendar is an Or
nament to any wall. II. Nagel, the city
drayman, also distributed calendars this
week to his various customers which are
very pretty. The City Drug Store dis
tributei a number of mounted pictures
containing holiday advertisement. The
pictures are suitable for framing and are
very pretty. 1t is holiday greeting that
all can admire and appreciate.
Buy your Christmas nuts and candies
at the Weneeda Bakery and Confection-
cry.
"Remember the Maine" naval drama
by Lincoln j. Carter, author of the Fast
Mail, Heart of Chicago, and seven other
successful dramas, will be presented at
the opera house next Sunday evening,
Dec. 29tn. It is stirring melodrama
relating the scenes and incidents that
took place in our recent trouble with
Spain. A beautiful love story runs
through the plot which is inter- mingled
with wit and comedy, hatred and in
trigue. Among the prominent charac-
ters are General Lee, Gen. Weyler, Jose,
an American girl, Cuban girl, funny
lrishman and Chinaman.
Iberia is the scene of legal battle
that bids fair to create considerable COM
ment in that little burg. Joseph Nelson
had sworn out complaint against Bar
ney Schueller, proprietor of the mill,
charging him with slander; Schneller
forestalled this by having Nelson arrest
ed for stealing brass ftt;nos from tho