New Ulm review., 1901-10-16

Get 100 cents worth of furniture for
| 81 at Forster Bros.
Mrs. Knute Mo of Springfield was the
guest of Mrs. S. D. Peterson over Sun
day.
Miss Grace Newhart visited with her
brother in Minneapolis a few days last
week.
LOST: A fur robe-gray goat skin
finder please leave at schneider's livery
! barn.
If you are in iced of furniture, car
pets or wallpaper it pays to get it at
| Forster Bros.
| Come one, come all to Turner hall; see
witches dance and enjoy the ball, Hal
loween eve. Oct 31st.
Chas. Baer and wife of Minneapolis
was the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. Peter
Herrian over Sunday,
A grand Halloween party and ball on
Halloween evening by the ladies of the
library board, for the benefit of the
public library.
The Rev. G. M. Erich and family left
on Friday last for their old nome at Le-
Sueur to which place MI. Erich has
been called to preach.
The Field Stock Show Company has
dates for "a weeks engagement at the
opera house commencing on the night
of the 9th of this month.
Fred and Henry Spoerhase, who have
been exhibiting the wonderful PAGERS
Nan Wilkes and Humming Bird and
their dog drivers in the east, are expect
ed home in few days, unless they de-
| termine to go south
The Review calls attention to the fact
that all persons subscribing for the pa
| will be given the paper until January
1st, 1908 for $3.50 which gives them the
advantage of the two months proceeding
the first Of the year.
The Sleepy Eye foot ball team upon
their return from Tracy last Saturday
were given banquet by Hans Mo at
the Berg Hotel, This appreciation by
the citizens of the town in the work of
the boys gives them courage, which en-
ables them to put up the good games
which they do.
New Ulm friends of Miss Lilly Koehne
will regret to learn that failing health
has compelled her to give up her posi-
ton at Sleepy Eye and this week she
leaves for the Hudson Sanitarium flom
which place she will shortly go to Santa
Fee, New Mevico, where she hopes to
regain her lost health.
Attention is called to the announce
ment of the German theater which is to
be produced by the members of the
dramatic association of the Turnverein,
on Sunday, Oct. Goth. The title of the
comedy is ''Sie weiss etwas." A comedy
in three acts. The price of admission
is 25, 35 and so cents.
On yesterday in the city of New York
occurred the marriage of Miss Paula Ru-
dolph, daughter of John G. Rudolph of
this city, to Charles Gabel, one of the
bankers of New York city. Miss Ru-
dOlph was born and raised in New Ulm
and her many friends congratulate her
upon her marriage.
The windows of Stuebe's meat market
have attracted more than passing notice
the past few days on account of the
neatness of the display of meats. There
is not to be found in any city more
attractive and neatly kept market than
Mr.. Stuebe's. People like to buy where
every thing is well kept as it is here.
Two of our Essig ladies drove to New
Ulm Wednesday of last week but on ac-
count of the damp weather and bad
roads were oblidged to return home on
the evening train. The 'phone came in
good use for the ladies in ordering the
light brigade to the depot to meet them.
The horses and carriage returned later in
the week.
"The Wrong Mr.. Wright" which is
be presented by Harry Beresford and
company at the Turner Hall theatre Sum
day evening, October 9th, is brought
here by special arrangement with Mr..
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