New Ulm review., 1901-10-23
Furnished room for rent. Iuqiure Of
Mrs. Fritz Spoerhase. 1t

| Have your carpets cleaned with our
new process at L. ]. Buenger.
Undertaking and embalming attended
to day or night by Forster Bros.
Christ Arveson the Sleepy Eye jeweler
was in the city visiting on Sunday.
Miss Mabel Doty Of Conrtland was the
guest of friends in this city few days
last week.
We will make it warm for you if you
wear Gold Seal Ove,shoes. R. Loheyde,
sboeman to the people.
Mrs. John Arbes of Hallock, was IN
the city the last of the week visiting
with relatives and friends.
IA The young child of Ed. Wagner, of
Milford died or Monday of dyphtheretic
paralysis and was buried to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Duane visited
with relatives in Mankato over Sunday,
returning home on Monday.
Col. ;Mallahan of the Journal force
went to Jackson on Saturday to spend
the Sabbath with his daughter.
M. A. Bingham and son Stanley left
for Rochester Saturday for the purpose
OF consulting the doctors Mayo.
Nick Baasen of Sleepy Eye was in
city last week looking after his interests
in the property south of the city.
The past week has been one of almost
perfect weather. return to the wealth
er that is due in the month just past.
Mao and wife wanted to work on farm
near CORTLAND. Call on or address,
43 ct DAN WILLIAMS, Courtland, MINI
Advertising is business news, and
what would you think of newspaper
that printed the same piece of news
twice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Penning and Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Stockstead, all of Home
township, were in the city visiting over
Sunday.
DR., Kohler of Minneapolis will be in
New Ulm, Sunday, Nov. 3rd, at DR..
Strickler's office, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work.
See That Man who has on~a pair of
Gold Seal Overshoes. He is comforta-
BILE and saves money. R. Loheyde, shoe
man to the people.
Ed. Gieseke drove down from Sleepy
Eye on Sunday to visit with his parents
He was accompanied by John Chnsten-
sen. They returned the same day.
Miss Lillian Heinze who has been the
efficient clerk in Eibner's restaurant the
past summer has resigned her position
and returned to her home at Mankato.
Have you been fooled by overshoes
said to be just as good as Gold Seal.
Get the genuine and you will be com
Portable. R. Loheyde, shoeman to the
people.
Capt. Albert Steinhauser appeared be-
fore the board of pension examiners at
Mankato last week being ordered there
by the department.. He is entitled to
all he can get in the shape of pension.
People laugh at what is funny, and
Harry Berestord in "The Wrong Mr..
Wright is simple irresistible. You will
have an opportunity to see him at the
Turner Hall Theatre next Sunday night.
Rusch s. Besch opened their new sau-
sage factory on Saturday. They make
specially Of all kinds of sausages deal
ing exclusively in this kind of meat.
They expect to deserve generous and
liberal patronage.
For continuous and genuine fun see
Harry Beresford in "The Wrong Mr..
Wright" at the Turner Hall Theatre next
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Metropolitan attraction seldom seen in
cities of this-size.
DR.. L. A. Gebhardt left on the early
morning train yesterday for Usage, Iowa,
where he is to officiate in the capacity of
best man at the wedding of his brother,
R. c., who is to marry Miss Myra Hat
field. of that city, today.
Gramophones in both the City and the
Model drug stores have furnished large
amount of entertainment for the people
of the city the past week. They are
both excellent instruments and the re-
pertoir of music is of the latest and best.
A. R. Bowling, of the New Ulm bust
ness college, left for Marshall on Mon
nay night to help his business partner,
Mr.. Rec, for few days, one of the in
structors in the Marshall school having