New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10

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g. NJ. Gress, the W estbrook miller was
/ in the city on business Tuesday
Finest and best line Of Perfumes at
IOlsen's dug store.
Largest variety Of Rockers for Christ
mas presents at Louis ] Buenger.
Angel food, macaronles, kisses, ETC..
always on hand at the Weneeda bakery.
Give us a trial order.
Now it appears there is a dearth of
jobs to be allotted to individual members
Iof the legislature. Woe unto the willy
politician also was too promiscuous in
his@nti election promises.
III Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Ottomeyer retnn-
| ed from their trip to Chicago and other
points in Illinois on Friday Of last week
and are now pleasantly located in their
th9me on south Broadway.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell will enter
tain . number of their friends IN Schell
hall on Thursday evening, the occasion
lbeipg 9 farWell reception to Mr.. and Mrs..
Issiter who will shortly leave for the
south.
The ladies Of the Current News Club
will hold a sale. of fancy articles and
aprons and will also serve luncheon and
supper with oysters al. the Olsen build
ing Dec. 18th, 1902, for the benefit Of
the Public Library.
~ Adollpbb Meile left on Tuesday for
q Breckenridge, this state where he will
spend the next two weeks in q drug store
q in that city. He thinks that he has found
J. good opening in the drug business and
may conclude to locate there.
Jos. Flelsner who has been sick with
dropsY for the past few weeks, died Sum
day and was buried in the Catholic
cemetery on Tuesday. He was 10 years
I lof age, and leaves a wife and three child.
rem to mourn his loss.
The parlor match has been tabooed II
/ New York City because they are danger.
ous. The matches made in New Ulm
parlors are first grade and warranted te
sWear. Parties who have not tried them
J. should send for samples.
Bingham Bros. have ordered for de.
kllllvery in this city 90 tons Of hard Goa,
this will greatly relieve the cause fol
worry on the impending shortage Thl
coal will be sold at a slight advance il
the price on that made early in the sea
son.
There is q rumor about .the city tina
E VIM. Nash who for q time clerked at th,
Dakota house died very suddenly las
week. The story has not been confirm
s ed, and II is doubtful if it is true. It IN
ustedly grew out OF the death Of th
: great cartoonist of that name.
: @ Catherine Huss whe has been wit
{T Mrs B. Follman the past season as trim
Z Imer IN millinery store, left for be
: home in Milwaukee last week, havin
{ finished the work Of the season here. Sh
4I gave excellent satisfaction in the line q
I work for which she was engaged.
PSI Herman Pfaendrr was successful i
81 winning the SO prize offered By Il
"a Orange Judd Farmer for the best essa
= On How to raise and care for Cor
q Fodder Considering the large cill
I culation that paper has and the humble
who entered the compctition for ii
prize Mr. Pfaender's article must hay
8 Ibeen very good one.
& The Equitable Fraternal Union at i
3 meeting Tuesday evening Of last wee
= elected the following officer. Presiden
= G. Geiger; vice president, Dr. q.
s Beachler; advisor, Ernst Wichersk
s. secretary Jos. Karl treasurer, 6.
sd Dnka; warden, Henry Vedder; pa
& president, I'd. Twin inner guard,
Merkle, trustee, Lorenz Flor.