New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-01-01

..Dr. Kohler. d. MINES III will %
in New Jim, Sunday, Jan. M to do
eye, ear, nose am throat n ORR Hours
Ito 6 i. NJ
Most Of the students who have been
home for the Chris vacat ION will re-
turn the latter part Of the week 70 a re-
sumo their studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl Schle uder. Of
Springfield were the guests OF Mrs.
#sehleude1s parents. Mr.. and Mrs p.
Brandt over Sunday.
O. y. Greene and wife we're over from
Butterfeld q few days last week Mr..
Greene is now editor Of the Butterfeld
Advocate aud has d good position.
Albert Pfaender was commissioned q
lieutenant Of militia on his university
record, at the examinations last week
and was notrequired to undergo the us-.
ual test.
Albert Mueller, who is a senior in the
law department at the University is in
the city to spend his vactioD and will
remain uutll after the January term Of
court. - !. u Z s ..2..s
Last night the Christian Endeavor OBJ
served watch meeting at the church quite
a number Of young people were present
and watched the old-yea cut and the
new year in. :s.s. .@;
On next Sunday, January 9th, the
large new pipe organ for the Lutheran
church in. this city will be dedicated.
Services will be held in the forenoon as
also IN the asternoon.k RE- AYR. )
Olaf Thordson of Hanska, a fourteen
GEAR old boy, was brought to the hospit-
al for operation for appendicitis but died
before anything was done. He was TAX
en- to Hanska fer burial. n
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A number of the young ladies Of the
city have arranged to keep open house
this afternoon, this being revival of an
old custom that has always appeared
pretty III it's proper observance. 81. q, ,
G. W. Murfn went to Minneapolis on
Saturday to hear the celebrated actors,
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry. There
may have been other attractions there
but of course that is only limited at. 4
! S. j. Race of Redwood county was
distinguished by being elected President
of the Minnesota Educational Associa.
ton at st. Paul on Friday. MI. Race i.
entitled to this honor If any man in the
state is .E
The January term of court will con.
vene in this city next week.; The calen.
dar is not long and unless the grand jury
finds something, it will not he very in,
ter esting term, which. is good thing FOL
the county. a
The correct number of dots in thu
Minneapolis Tribune dot contest wa
1888 and the first prize was won by
farmer at Clara City who spent five. ant
a halt hours counting for which he re.
ceived $1,000. IL.
| The Milford Cornet band make al
an nouncement to the effect that it vii
give masquerade ball at the Club hal
on the evening of January 18th, which
is week from Saturday. A general in
Wit alton is extended. Z 55@@5
The Flreman's dance was we'll attend
ed last nj ght which is a source of mucl
qualification to them, and the fact tina
they did we'll is an encouragement 70
them to work in the preparations for tn
great convention next summer. ~
On Saturday evening Francis Critchet
entertained the younger pupils Of tn
high school at his home by giving
Iparty to them and on Monday evenin,
| Miss Bretta Price entertained the olde
members of the high school and few 8
= of the graduates. The evening wa
spent IN dancing and was thorough,
| enjoyed.b all. ID. ..@.a %s. s
i A surprise party in the shape Of i
4 farewell reception was given to Mr.
: Fred Spoerhase at Turner Hall on SAT
urday night. About fifty Of her friend
were interested. Refreshments wer
served and dancing occupied the mos
of the evening. Mrs. spoerhase vii
leave in a few dayssto join her husband
in the south. Id B: ss.@
Remember the Maine drew 4 900,
house at Union Hall Sunday night an,
q gave excellent satisfaction It Il q stron,