New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-31

Jonn Fussner Of this nifty 40 rscsutIy
|m,rried 70 - estimable lady 81 Tracy
John ~ been ! atsady employ 81 tn
|ChicagQ Nsrth- " estsrn and has|
brought his wife q New Ulm hers they
have gone 70 houssks ping ii the Win
kelman house % South Broadway. They
have The hearty welcome Of ! large cir
Gle 81 fsiends.
The Minneapolis Journal Of Monday
contains an article 70 the ctfhatR Rock:
fellow hasssecured control Of tias Beau
mont and Jsnnings oil district and the;
price Of fuel oil that has been az low as
fiftesnEcents asbarrel has gone To- III
This news may be gratifying % the hol-|
ders ofaoiI stock il this city There will
Nundoubtly be 4 general buying up ofthe
|lstock ID ttesnear future. s
Il is7said that the mill at Sleepy Eye
pays go per cent of the earnings 81 the
Western Union teleg raph Office in that
city and since the business has reached
such 8 volume that it is no longer adivis-
able TO- handle it at the depot, the tele-
graph company will establish separate
oHioe and it is to be located adjacent to
the mill Office SO that the mill people
will onl J have to open .. door from their
office to get to the teleg raph. That Is
Iaccommoda tlon that accommodates.
Eugene Pfefferle remembered most Of
his friends this year with souvenir Of
Iaome kind and many 81 them with cigars
and all Of them with pleasant word.
Gene has the faculty of being q friend to
everybody and while he keeps as good .
line of cigars as may be found in the
city at the same time it would be q
pleasure to deal with him under any
circumstances. A man seldom loses by
being good -natured and generous. The
Review wishes Mr.. Pfefferle the best OF
success forthe coming year because he
deserves il.
Three weddings in this city Wednes-
day is something rather unusua. One
was that of Bluem- Keller another that
Of Oswald Rice and the other Anderson
Bernard. Tbs latter was the wedding Of
d young man from Clements, Redwood
cpunty, with young lady from Spring
field. The young man is q teacher in the
school at Clements and in conversation
With him he informed the writer that
Mr. Epple who went from here to be
cashier IN the bank at that place, WAS
doing very well and was we'll liked by
all the people Of the place.
VIM. Julius has moved into the sherif's
quarters at the Jail and Mr.. Matter has
shipped his goods to Sleepy Eye where
he will enter the furniture store that be
has purchased. Mr.. Julius will not BIZ
sheriff until after the commissioner
meet. The people Of the city regret tc
lose Mr.. Matter and his family from
their midst. Mr.. Matter is one of thos(
quiet men who make friends slowly but
Having made them he retains them. anG
he has many in this city who have found
him to be . good friend and neighbol
and regret his departure from this city.
Don't fail to get mess Of those fresh
caught fish for your Friday dinner a,
Stuebt's. Phone your orders to No. ! 81
The annual meeting of the member
lof the Congregational church and socie
i ty takes place at the church on Friday
evenlng, at which time they will choose
i d pastor for the coming year and cleo
tile. officers of the church. It is hoped
THAT the present pastor Rev. s. G.. Up
l. IT. <
4. dyke will receive the unanimous call o
the congregation. His disconrses TO
Tthe past few months have been revela
lin Biblical truths that show Mr.. Updyk'
to be man of most scholarly attain
ments and his place would scarcely b
filled from among the ranks of those Wit
would be willing to come to charg,
50 small as that IN this city.
The Ply Candy Go. Of Mankato is ra
pidly gaining reputation because Of thu
.IexcelleDce Of the product that 1t is turn
cut. There is no question that thei
candy is the purest that can be made AMI
is put 5 in the must attractive boxes
and is for sale by Ill the best dealers
II is only recently that their goods wer'
kintropuced IN this city butt has fount
Anme date favor. II you have not tried
1.-The Pay candy when you buy the mex
candy for your own use or to give to /