New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-24
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q Christmas tree in the new part Of the
hall this year and II will stand on the
stage. It is Is be the most magnificent
tree that has been seen il that place in
many years. il has been arranged to
light il with electricit y, and from il the
scholars will bt given presents. Specta-
tors will be allowed but will besrequired
to pay an admission fee Of ten cents. AT
the conclusio of the Christmas program
there vii. be . dance for the older folks
and for this the gentlemen will be re-.
3quired 10 pay fifty cents 70 cover the
cost Of the orchestra. M doubt there
will be . good Attendance There was
las. year and the exercises this year are
far more elaborate There is one thing
about the Turner sunday school that ap-
ypeals to the hearts Of all and that Is tho
unstlnted care they bestow upon the
children and they make the Christmas
time . very oyful occasion. B.
The Congreg ational people and their
friends enjoyed 9 very pleasant evening
at she church Friday, it being the .occas-
sion Of the annual social gathering at
which there was to be no charge and all
were to be giYen an excellent time. The
evening was to be spent in a social way
and 50 it was with the exception Of "a
short but excellent program in which
Mrs. Bingham, Mrs. Clitchett, Miss Kloss-
ner, Miss Bretta Price and Lizzie Schmidt
appeared to excellent advantage, After
the program refreshments were served,
but just before they were served Prof.
Oritchett madeta short ad dress in which
he presented Mr.. Il pd yke with . purse Of
money that had been raised for the oc.
casion and there was also q large dona-
| tionsof groceries that had found their
way into the parlors OF the church. The
thing was q comp lete surprise 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. Updyke and in return the minister
very feeliDgl expressed the high regard
both he and his wife had for the people
|of this city Though the evening was
quite dlsagreeable outside it seemed to
be very pleasant on the inside.
L. Y
CosgroYe's Orchestra which appeared
IN this city on Wednesday evening last
Ibid not attract the crowd that was anti.
cipated and the management and the
Turner Society as well rs the library as.
ISOLATION were allvery much disapp point
Led. The orchestra is all that il is recon-
mended to be, and their music Is fine and
/ up to date, but because of the small
crovd il appeared that they did not pu1
the life into the playing that could %,
Expected. IN regard to this it should b
brought to the minds Of those who sigl
for tickets aud do not intend TO buy, tina
they are dong not only themselves bu
all others concerned 8 great mi ury as al
the present case the orchestra would no
have come here TO play 70 the house the,
Ihad for they came 81 the strength o
the names that were on the list. Their.
were nearly eighty tickets sold on u.
Hist and with the number sold al the doc
the thing would have paid something !
Jltwas the ticket sales were but It'll
more than $50. For the good Of al con
cerned it is hoped that such 4 thing vii
mot happen again, and that people vii
not be misled 81 the names Of Z LOT .
people who do not intend to pnrchas
the tickets they have signed for
/ s. Protect your idea.
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