New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-11-07

81 Nj. and Nh u. Ross ispsnf sun
day q Sleepy Eye.
Dr.. Janlss, eJe, ear md thrsat
specialist Of Mankato will Be at DE-.
schoch's Office tomorrow.
IS Aldrew Amann entertained 8 number
q his friends Monday evening, the COCA
sion being his 50th birthday.
Anton j. Slmmet and Miss Anna Kitz-
berger, both Of this city, were married
by Rev. Sandmeyer at| the Catholic
church yesterday morning
CLHRK WANTED: Male or female. Call III
Review Office. 81 . 1872
"a large party Of st. Paul Jobbers
spent an hour in this city Friday while
on their way to Storm Lake, Iowa, by
SPECIAL train over the Minneapolis est.
Louis. They were met at the train By .
delegation Of New Ulm dealers and Civ
en- the freedom Of the town during their
short stay.
M. and Mrs. Frank Diepolder, Of
Graceville, arrived in this city yesterday
and will remain here short time the
guests of their cousins, Mrs. John Deng-
Ter and Joseph Dlepolde1. Mr.. and Mrs.
Diepolder were married at Graceville
on Monday the present trip being their
wedding tour.
The Bowling club made the following
score Wednesday evening: Otto Baarsch
$50, Frank Burg 1s9, 9. Toberer 1877,
Jos. Gales 145, 81. Behnke al, B. Stock
man 142, A. Peters 134, Geo. Hauenstein
189, J. Toberer 145, A. ]. Meyer 1872,
w. .. Haubrich l57, Emil Weschcke
1875, =. g. Vogel 1877, I. J. Buenger SO.
Keep your hands warm with our Nit
tens and Gloves, we have a Special Sale
next Monday on them. J.. r. Neumann.
A jolly party of sportsmen come down
from Saltwater and put in a week duck
shooting in this vicinity, returning home
Saturday with a total of something over
200 ducks as evidence of their proves.
The party consisted of the following
gentlemen: Ed. Elliot, O. II. Register,
Louis Wolfe, James W. Foley, a. w.
Magnussen, E. F. Anderson, Otto OAR
ling.
The best that ever came down the
pike-a Blizzard 1Oc cigar.
Next Sunday witnesses the 43rd an
niyersary of the organization Of the New
Ulm Turnyerein and the event will be
celebrated by social at Tuner hall in
keeping with the occasion, There will
be a special musical and literary pro-
gram with speeches both in English and
German by prominent citizens and a
general good time fer all. The occasion
also marks the 18th anniversary Of the
ladies society of the Turnve3ein.
Gloves and Mittens Special Sale next
Monday at ]. F. Neumann.
Weather Observer Eckstein's report
tor the month of October discloses sever
al interesting facts, showing the average
temperature for the month to have been
57.7, with range Of from 80 to SO. The
total rain fall was 1.67 inches, there were
10 clear days, two cloudy and - partly
cloudy. Killing frosts were experienced
on the 18th, Sth, 9th and 18th. Thunder
storms occurred on the LIST and Goth, The
prevailing winds were from the north
west.
A man is in hard lines who has lost
on the election, and the only consolation
| we know of is to smoke Blizzard cigars
If the present fine weather prevails
the new Turner hall >will be entirely un-
der roof by the close Of the present week
and work upon the interior finishing
will be at once commenced. The boilers
are, already in place and it will require
but comparatively short time TO install
the beating plant throughout and thus
put verything in shape for the prosecu-
ton Of all the inside work with but very
little regard for the weather. It is ex-
pected to have the entire theatre ready
for a formal opening by the holidays.
The ladies of the Turnverein gave a
card social at Turner Hall Sunday eve
ming which was we'll attended by the
lovers Of that pastime. The game OF
the evening was euchre and the several
prizes were awarded as.sfollows First
prize; ladies, Mrs. III. Heimerdinger;. frs,
prize, gentlemen, Tory Oleson BOBBY
prize, ladies, Miss Hilda Setter; BOBBY
prize, gentlemen, Hugo Roos. The clone
hand" prize was captured by Mr.. James