New Ulm review., 1901-11-20

Ex-Sheriff Anderson of Springfield
was in this city on business Monday.
Undertaking and embalming attended
to day or night by Forster Bros.
Those who are interested will please
bear in mind that the date of the Auf-
derheide auction IS today.
Do noo wait until spring but get your
harness oiled and repaired now at f. w.
Dietz.
Hugo Gebser left on Saturday for
Idaho in which state he expects to re-
side permanently.
Jos. GALES went to St. Peter on Mon
day to be present at the funeral of his
mother which is to be held today.
Mrs. 6. F. Dunges was given pretty
bad scare from small fire which broke
out from defective chimney on Sun
day. The damage amounted to about
$50.
Ottomeyer's fur sale attracted large
number of purchaser and his store did
splendid business on Saturday. Miss
Dolly Hauenstein assisted in the store on
that date.
The missionary for the floating Bethel
at st. Paul was in the city Monday Sc
curing contributions to aid in the work
of'the Bethel. He was only partially
successful.
Rev. G. r. Fritze will spend the win
ter IN the south in the hope of bettering
his health which has been affected by
the rigor of these northern winters.
Saturday night of this week the Mod
ern. Woodman camp of Milford will..give
dance in the Milford hall. The order
is planning to have very pleasant time.
Last Saturdays journal Junior of
Minneapolis contained a contribution
from Ruth Barnes of this place, telling
of a party that she and her friends en-
joyed.
In the celebrated railroad crossing
case at Sleepy Eye new trial has been
granted. The railroad will probably de-
feat the city on the defective charter un-
der which the corporation operates.
Don't miss seeing Romeo and Juliet
at Turner Hall on Thursday night. This
is an excellent production by one of the
best companies. If you miss all the 9TH
er entertainments don't miss this.
German Park has been put in shape
for the winter by covering the flowers
and trimming the trees. Now if the un-
slightly signs could be removed from the
fence, the spring time would see the
park in pretty good shape.
Local football enthusiasts have worn
a decidedly forlorn look since the re-
turns came in Saturday nlght-a sort of
IS to 0 look that indicates pain some
where. There are others in the same
boat and in much deeper water.
Those who we're interested in sach
things on Wednesday and Thursday
night could have seen lnnumerable met
eors, as this is the time OF the year when
the earth passes through cloud of star
dust. Meteors were numerous but not
in showers as predicted.
The services of Forster Bros. was re-
quired by VIM. Gieseke to pack his
household furniture for shipment to
California and J. II. Forster and Otto
Setter went to Sleepy Eye last week for
that purpose. People who want good
work done know where to go to get the
men to do it.
The river is frozen over in places and
the skating is reported to be excellent
The ice is not thick enough to be safe
and there is great danger of breaking
through. Boys should be kept off until
the ice is solid. Scarcely town in the
state but has already recorded its annu-
al drowning of some too venturesome
youth.
W. A. Gates representing the State
Board Of Control was in the city on
Wednesday last and settled the difficulty
about letting the county commissioners
use the rented building in connection
with the one on the county poor farm.
Had the board rightly understood the
situation there would have been no trou-