New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-03

The children Of the Congregational
Sunday school gave 4 harvest festival
concert al the church Sunday evening
which WAS listened TO BY 8 large audience
and was thoroughly appreciated.
Chas. Forster announces that he will
hsye his furniture store il shape te.openi
for trade on Thursday Of this week. He
has stocked his store with good line of
marketable furniture and will no doubt
rece,Fe . large share Of trade.
The Current and Case boys from the
town Of Home returned from theirsdeerI
hunt Monday with two deer and they.
themselves were not injured. The record
of men killed Is ten and as many more
injured SO tits matter to feIicitate over
that these hunters have safely returned.
A number Of the schoo climates OF Francis
Critchett enjoyed themselves at his home
Friday evening. There were eight boys
and eight girls and they spent q very
pleasant evening. Mrs. Critchett allow
ed them to use the .parlor for dancing
which formed a large part Of the amuse-
ment Of the evening.
One Of Mrs. Pfeferle's old time CUSTOM
ers who has been 50 we'll pleased with her
work, but is now living in Omaha, sent
from that city last week to have Mrs.
Pfefferle furnish hat for her. Mrs.
Pfeferle is to be complimented on the
fact that her work gives such lasting
satisfaction. t.sss
The first real storm Of the winter came
on yesterday when the snow and wind
made the day almost dreary with the
breath of winter. Much now has fallen
in the northern part of the state and
west of here SO that there lis reason to
belief that this section will get its full
share. g
Many of the advertisers IN the Review
at late hour made complete changes in
their advertisements which has made it
impossible to arrange the paper as il
should be but another week the pages
will be better made up and the paper
present more readable appearance.
Friends of Tillie Schuetz in this city
will congratulate her upon her marriage
to Mr. Oliver, which important event
took place on Thanksgiving day. She
expects to finish her term of school al
1itchfeld before going to Dassell to live
at which place her husband is in the dIuf
business. ~, %
Lafayette is to have a regulay visiting
dentist IN the person of DR.. q. r, Kocf
| of this city who Will make regular trips
to that place on the third Thursday O
each month. This will enable the peopi,
in the vicinity of that place to get denta
! treatment without the disadvantage o
gong SO far for it, ard they will hav'
good treatment too. s
T. VIM. F. Setter vice president of tn
Citizens Bank of this city has resigne'
his losltion in the bank and will go int
business with his brother-in-law a
Omaha. He expects to leave this cit
by the first of the year. The bank will
lose one of its most faithful and compe
tent officials when it loses Mr.. Setter an
the city will lose good citizen.
Uncle Josh spruceby appeared at til
opera house Sunday night in the coined,
bearing that name, which has been give
in the city under different titles before
It is clever play and full Of thrilling
incidents and the company Sunday nigh
handled it we'll, but they had a small
audience, due no doubt to the German
play which was at Turner hall the sam,
evening.
| Postmaster Krook has rearranged tn
delivery boxes in the postofice and ha
changed the money order window s
that it forms a continuation of the mai
part of the Office from the stamp win
dow to the front of the building. Thu
arrangement gives the office force NOR
room and also more light. More tina
twe-thirds Of the room is now taken u
with the Office equipment. !.
4 The people Of the city did not lac
for places of amusement to atten
Thanksgiving evening. There were fou
dances going that evening. At Turne
hall, at Union hall, at the Star hall an