New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-01-07

thar has been on exhibition at Buenger's
furniture store The drawing took place
on New Years eve.
One Of the really important dramatic
happenings Of the present season, is the
coming engagement Of Mark Twain's
quaint comedy Pudd 'ndead Wilson" at
I'll Turner Hall Jan. 18th.
Ia Earl Current the New Ulm high school
Eboy who has a fair chance of getting ION
[the Minnesota football team at the state
university, was in the city last week
shaking hands with the boys bere.
| A number of the people of this city
have taken stock in the Doyle Air Burn
er stove that has been on exhibition in
this city and for which G. ii. Hornburg
is the agent. The stove is all right.
The Misses Mills Of Winona were the
guests of Birdie Mullen last week, re-
turning to their home Monday. Miss
Mullen accompanied them as far as Wi
mona on her way to resume her studies
ut Notre Dame.
|Thos. Cannon is now in charge of the
Grand hotel livery barn and will manage
it for Mr.. Schneider. Mr.. Cannon is one
of the best livery men that the city has
had and Mr.. Schneider IS fortunate in
securing his services.
The meeting of the county commits
sloners which is now in session and the
term of court which is also in session
brings an unusually large number Of
people to the city this week and the
hotels are thankful accordingly.
Some sneak thief on Thursday night
broke into the Jos. Drummer saloon and
helped himself to Whiskey and took 81
in change from the cash drawer. He also
took an overcoat that belonged to the
bartender, with this he escaped and is
still at large. s.
The announcement that the Happy
Circle would give party at Turner hall
Saturday night has been recalled and
there will be no party because of the
band concert that is to be given that
evening. The party has been Indefinite
ly postponed.
| The New Ulm Gun Club held its an
lhual meeting Sunday afternoon and
elected the following officers: President
Chas. Hauenstein; treasurer, Chas. Brust,
sr; secretary, Robt. Brandt; oberjaeger
John Muhs; unterjaeger, J. Hauen-
lsteln; park committee, Chas. Hauenstein
Hand Jos. Filzen.
AT the meeting Of the business section
OF the State Educational association at
st. Paul last week g. E. Roe Of the Mar
shall business college and at one time
interested in the college at this place
was made vice president. He read what
has been spoken at an excellent paper
before the association.
G. Gotzian & Co.. the big st. Pau
shoe manufacturers, whose ad. appears
elsewhere in this paper, are just starting
out their forty travelling men with theil
Spring line of Samples. These goods
have always given the best of satisfac.
ton in this section and we recommend
: them without hesitation.
Martin Mueller of Essig was in the
City yesterday, making a trip to this city
Ffor the purpose of getting load of coal
a Ordinarily coming to the city for load
of coal would not attract attention bu
i this year a man is taking chances to ge
i out of the city with 8 load Of coal aae
kno armed guard to protect him.
y 3 DR.. r. w. Gag, who was home from
his medical studies for the mid winter
vacation, returned to Chichago Monday
He has four more months at the uni
versity anu then he will be through hi.
studies and ready to enter upon thu
}, practice of a physician. He expects te
take the. examinations and practice il
: this state.
Sunday afternoon the Catholic Orde
!, Of Foresters will have the installation o
! officers of the lodge at that place ane
the lodge has sent invitations to til,
lodge in this city to be present and
\ number are going to drive over and at
s tend the exercises. After the installation
; there is to be an entertainment for til,
. benefit Of all present.
y I Capt. George received a copy of tn,
lW1nusor, Ill, Gazette on Monday datet
1.-THE 18th of Dec. in which there is tn
account Of the death of Henry Bernard
It will be remembered by the older set
| tiers Of this place that he is the man VIII,
married Mrs. Erd one Of the Pionee
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