New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-31


The Denvsr EXPIRES. ons of tia molt
Realistic dramas .tdat i nov being pl.yss
ed i billsd I'll the OpsrA House sun-'
day, r.. ~. Thu Play i full q 81
citing aad startling cl,msxes viii
hold tho .udience opel u bound during tho
entire peri rmance
The Edwards Wood q Go. commission
house il this eli y has employed = Eopera-
epr il this CITY WIN. r Holtsn 81 Minne-
spolis. m. Meyer i still msnager Of
the house. Withsthe teleg raph service
they now have the shonsess il ii i position
To- do : good business
KIossner is 70 have another saloon a.
4 new years present. e il 20 be under
the management Of Chas. Preisingselr, who
| Is we'll known ii that neig hborhood.
The saloon IS to take place Of one Of The.
grocery stores, it being found that there,
i not trade enough e support two gr9
lceries. y MA ssss
Mr. and Mrs. Spielman Of Shakope
were in the citp over Sunday, the guests
Iof Mr.. and Mn. G. W. Barnes. Mr..
lSpielman Is the agent ct the Inter State
who alone and unassisted sent ii seventy
five applications to the Interstate in one
day the best record that has been. made
since the organization Of the association.
The New Ulm Furniture store, the
now store started by Chas. Forster short
nv before the Christ mas season, is start
ing the new year right By going out after
business. The store has done good
business since starting and with the line
lof furniture carried there is no reason
why it should not receive q good share
of the trade.
The Catholic Order of Foresters held
their annual election of officers Saturday
with the following result: @. r., a. J.
Eckstein; v. G. r., Christ Filzen, r.. s.,
T. Kretsch; F. s., VIM. A. Pfefferle;;
John Forster. Delegate to state con-
ventlon A. j. Eckstein, Alternate, W. +.
Ecksteln. Trustees, VIM. Julius, Dr.. J.
2. Graf, Hubert Berg.
Attention IS called to the ad Of St0flk
| Bros. in this issue Of the Review. The
young men have not beer in the cons
mission business q year and they have
built up an excellent trade this has been
done on the principle Of honesty and
equality and the people Of the city are
pleased to see that they are succeeding
and wish them successful new year..
! Attention is once more called to the
| Firemen's dance which is to be given al
Turner hall on New Years eve, tonight.
The boys have arranged to have q
splendid time, and have extended "a
cordial invitation TO every body to come
and help them dance the old year out
and the new year IN. The ball last yeal
was complete success and it will be
better this year than last. !. 81 B &
Mention was made last week of the
payment of $1,000 by the Foresters to
the heirs of Jos. Fleissner, but it was moi
known at that time that the St. Joseph't
society had payed . similar amount tc
the same heirs previous to the paymen,
by the Folesters. Both lodges are very
prompt in the payment Of the insurance
ITO the heirs Of the deceased members anG
deserve equal recognition.
VIM. Koch and Chas. 'Toberer hasx
i planned a two months vacation and tri1
that should bring them all the recreation
and pleasure they want. They expec
either to go to Cuba or Honolulu or boil
plac,s. Their itinerary is to begin will
q trip to Florida where they will b,
joined by Fred Setter and the three vii
do the world together. They expect te
start within the next two weeks.
The directors Of the Citizens bank 8
this city on Thursday last presented VIM
.EF. Setter with a solid gold, full jeWelse
/ watch as q token ofthe esteem in which
fthey hold him and have valued his ser
vices IN the bank. Mr.. Setter is abou
to leave the bank and the city, having
determined to go to Omaha where he il
i to go into business with his brother-ilnl
law. The watch is q very beautiful tim,
piece and will no doubt he always high
" esteemed By Mr.. Setter.
Mankato is to have the pleasure. d
listening to one Of the best bands thai
lean Be heard, that is the celebrated
Canadian band that is now touring ii,
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