New Ulm review., 1901-12-11

Essig on Saturday night, December 18th
to which everybody is cordially invited
| Officials at the court house have been
working overtime the past week on ac-
count of the payment of taxes that are
coming IN at the close Of the year.
Mrs. B. F. Webber lost pair of glass.
es on the street or in one of the stores
| Monday, she would be pleased to have
| the finder return the same to her.
The young peoples Whist club met at
the home of E. G.. Kock on Thursday
Thirty points was the highest number
made in five games and eleven was the
Ilowest.
| On December 28th the officers Of the
Second Regiment N. G. S. M. will hold
their annual meeting in st. Paul. Col.
Bobleter and Lieut. L. G. Vogel will be
in attendance.
Preparations are going on in the va
rious churches and other organizations
for the annual Christmas exercises which
are to take place on Tuesday evening,
December Gath.
The newest, best and altogether the
most acceptable presents for all classes
and conditions of people may be found
at the City Drug Store. All we ask is
that you call and see the stock.
The Santa Claus in the window of the
New Store has been the cynosure of the
of the eyes of all the children in the city
the past week. 1t is we'll made and GER
tainly is an attractive object.
Wd. Eibner left on Tuesday for Min
neapolis to attend meeting of the COM
mission appointed at the annual meeting
of St. Joseph's society at Chaska to ad-
Just some insurance matters.
The farmers institute for this part of
the county is to be on Feb. Gath and 25th
which is Monday and Tuesday. On the
Saturday proceeding there will be dairy
institute at the village of Lafayette.
Don't forget to make Goo Goo eyes at
the window of Haubrich the Jeweler at
any time from Nov. 25 to Dec 95 He
has something to give away which will
be in the window during that time. See
advertisement on last page.
On Saturday night Chas Stengel served
venison lunch at his saloon which was
partaken of by a large number of people.
The venison was secured by Mr.. Stengel
himself while hunting IN the North.
Judge Webber and court stenographer
Eckstein left on Monday for Marshall to
conduct the term of court for Lyon
county. Mrs. Webber accompanied the
Judge and will visit Id that city during
the week.
The Blue lodge of the Masonic
fraternity held an important meeting
last night for the nomination eff officers
and other business, after which they en-
loved themselves at one OF their custom
ary spreads
A. r. Bowling left on Sunday for
Marshall to conduct the classes in book
keeping in the business college there.
The classes were under the inpervision
of John Schrodt who is now working for
G. 81. Hornburg.
New Ulm Lodge No. So, |. 0. O. F.,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: g. Arndt N. G., Jacob
Klossner V. G., Geo. Jacobs Secretary,
Frank Friedman Treasurer, Fred Neile
trustee for 19 months.
The New Ulm Skating Club is the
name of an organization that has banded
together to keep spot of Ice on the
river clean for skating purposes. Those
only who wear the proper badge will be
permitted to use the ice.
1t is easy to see that the country pco.
pie respect the wishes of the merchants
to rest on Sunday, for Saturdays trade
was unusually large and Sunday there
was scarcely any one in the city from
the country except during church time.
On Thursday night the G. E.. society
held its annual business meeting and the
election of officers resulted in Herman
Held, president; Miss Jessie Troupe, vice
president; Geo. Schmidt, secretary and
Ed Juni, treasurer. The reports of the
various departments indicate that the
society is in good shape.
Readers of the Review will notice that
large amount of local reading has been
transferred to the inside pages this week
the same as last. This has been neces-