New Ulm review., 1901-10-30

Al Scblumpberger of ormsby spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. A. F. Strickler aud Miss Ella
Kent were visiting in the city on Friday
having driven down from Sleepy Eye.
See That Man who has on pair of
Gold Seal Overshoes. He is comforta
BILE and saves money. R. Loheyde, shoe
man to the people.
The Elite whist club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Zelle on Monday
night. DR.. Gebhardt made the surpris-
ing record of II points.
Excursion to South Dakota via the
Northwestern line on Tuesday, Nov. 5th.
Fare: $500 and fare one way. See
Lund's Land Agency for further infor-
nation.
Thursday morning about II o'clock,
while Thomas Brothers were threshing
for VIM. ]. Evans, on his farm in Cam
bria, two stacks of oats and one of wheat
caught fire from the engine and were to-
tally destroyed.
Today occurs the marriage of Kather-
inc Schubert to Frank Matsch at the
Catholic church. Miss Schubert is the
daughter of Franz Schubert of this city
and the groom is a salesman for B. II.
Retzlaf. Both parties are well-known
and have many friends who give them
heartiest congratulations.
The Redwood Reveille speaking of the
foot ball game at Redwood Falls says:
A distinguishing characteristic of the
New Ulm play was the way in which the
members of the team paid attention to
the Captains commands. There was nc
back talk or interference with the cap
tain; each man simply did what he was
told to do.
An exchange suggests that the church
council hang states in the vestibules of
the churches, and that the young ladies
entering for the service write their name
thereon so that the young men need not
stand on the outside, strung out in q
string to see if their eharmers are inside.
The plan seems to have enough merit to
be given a trial.
The Field Stock &C., playing roper
toir of plays. failed to draw the houses
they anticipated and on Monday night
closed its engagements with the opera
house after playing Sunday and Mon
day nights. The attendance on both
occasions was very poor. The play on
Sunday night is spoken of as being
good but the one Monday night was in
ferior more perhaps because of the audi
ence than for any other reason.
New Ulm's city council must have
been listening to the complaints OF
wives and sisters. At the last meeting
of that body the city attorney was in
structed to draft an ordinance which
would prohibit splitting on the SIDE
walks. If the women of Jackson would
get after the local law makers there
might be relief from some of the results
of this nasty practice. A man may turn
up his trousers and get past some of the
popular street corners without accnmu-
lating great deal of filth, but the WON
en- jackson Republic.
Frank L. Peterson came up from New
Ulm last Tuesday. Mr.. Peterson was in
search of house at this place, as he in
tends residing here in the future. On
Monday evening, while he was in his
place of business at New Ulm a. stranger
asked him what he would take for his
plant. Mr.. Peterson gave him price.
The stranger retired to one corner of the
room, wrote out check for the amount,
and asked him when he could have pos
session. Mr.. Peterson told him the next
morning, and one of the quickest busi-
ness changes on record was then con-
mmated.-Redwood Gazette.
County Supt. John Cutting states that
there is dearth of teachers to conduct
Brown county schools. For years it has
been customary to grant third grade and
even special permits for teachers to
teach in the county and since the exam
nations have been made harder for ap-
plicaats many dropped out of the pro-
fession of teaching. Then again districts
want teachers who have either first or
second grade certificates. During the
week the county superintendent has re-
ceived word from districts No. so, 6S,
II and II, all good schools, that first
grade teacher was wanted in each place.