New Ulm review., 1902-04-30

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free Tor one year. sample copies may be
seen Ct this Office.
Y The Woman's Literary Club held its
annual ~ meeting yesterday afternoon and
elected the following officers: President
Mrs. Mowery;; Vice President Mrs. Little;
Secretary Miss Eva Klossner;; Cor. Sec.
Mrs. Hubbard; Critic Miss scherer and
Miss friedman.
Einar Hoidale returned on Saturday
from two weeks trip TO Hot springs,l
Ark, where he attended q meeting 81 the |
National Editorial Association repre-
senting the Review. By virtue Of havlngI
once been in the newspaper business Mr.
Hoidale is still entitled to sit in the coun-l
ellis Of the Editors.
Q. n. Hornburg, sole agent for the
Quickmeal gasoline and wickless oil |
stoves.
v Dr.. NeWhart and Miss Grace are IN the |
city this week with their ther makingI
preparations to move part Of their furni-
ture to Minneapolis which city will be
their home, at least for the present. They |
have not decided upon selling their pro-
perty but will close the house tempo
.rarily. The many friends Of the family
will regret their leaving.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis road has
put on train giving Redwood people
an opportunity to leave in the early
morning, go to Minneapolis and return
at 9:3O the same time. This is an ac-
commodation that city has been long
praying for. People along the line were
50 elated over the change that when the
train passed through the various cities
the turned out and cheered it.
Tomorrow night the ladies of the
Turnverein will give their May festival
at Turner Hall. Attention is called to
the announcement in another column.
This will no doubt prove to be an inter-
esting event and one that may be thor
oughly enjoyed by all who are looking
for good time There is to be dancing
and games besides other entertainment,
so that all tastes may be suited.
A. R. Bowling was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday attending to business
matters and visiting friends. Hels stay
ing t home waiting for the com
pletion Of his building in Fargo where
he will open commercial school. He
has very fattering prospects there and
no doubt will make success of the
new venture. He says that there has
been an abundance of rain in the upper
country and prospects are brighter there
than here. - 4-'%"
= Have yeur carpets cleaned now from
so and rs cents per room. L.J. Buenger.
The Dode Fisk orchestra appeared for
the second time in this city at Union
Hall and for the second time were given
almost frost. Among all the orchestras
and musical aggregations that come to
this city none are better than the Dode
Fisk and few are as good in the line Of
dance music, but they have been un-
lucky in securing attendance for which
there seems to be no reason except that
the people have had a surfeit Of such
things. .,%s
The first annual meeting Of the Music
Teachers Association OF this state is to
be held at ST. Paul, IN the Central Presby-
terian church, on May 10th and Goth.
An excellent program of Addresses and
Music has been arranged and there will
undoubtedly be a large attendance. There
is to be public school music depart
ment that will be instructive to those
interested IN school work. All COM
munication should be addressed to Miss
Jennie Pinch, Ranbenbush Hall. ST. Paul.
Largest assortment Of wall paper. L.
u. Buenger.
R. 3. O'Keefe returned on Thursday
from his two weeks trip to Canada in
the interest of Lund's Land Agency. He
had an opportunity Of seeing large
amount of Canadian land and Of con-
vincing himself that the section Of
country North Of Ohio is about as poor
as can be found. It is clay land and is
Eeultivated under great difficulty. His
mission there was to induce people to
come to Minnesota and Dakota and be