New Ulm review., 1901-10-23
G. W. Barnes went to Sleepy Eye yes
erday III the interest of the Inter State

| Insurance company.
Weary feet find rest and ease by wear
ing Gold Seal Oyershoes. They are made
OF pure rubber. R. Loheyde, shoeman
to the people.
A. II. Quandt and sister, Mrs. Geo.
May, of Lafayette township, left on
Monday for two months visit in the
east including the Pan-American expo
sition.
< DR.. Floyd L. Muckey, throat and nose
specialist, of Minneapolis, will be at the
Dakota House in this city to treat all
such patients, on Thursday, October "a,
I until 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Robert Frltche and family of
Lamberton were IN the city the latter
| part Of the week to meet Mrs. Fritsche's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Buenger
| upon their return from Europe.
R. E. Evans of Courtland one of the
Review readers called at the Office Mon
day while IN :he city on business. He
is warm champion of Mckinley and an
enthusiastic uphelder of the present ad-
ministration besides being friend of
everybody.
The Handkerchief bazarr given by the
young people of the Lutheran church at
the home of Mrs. H. Schapekahm, on
Tuesday evening, was decided success,
both socially and financially. There
were over 900 handkerchiefs sold, some
| very pretty anG quite expo nsive.
The annual meeting of the Southern
Minnesota Teachers association occurs at
| Mankato on Friday and Saturday, Nov.
| 1st and 2nd at which time Hon. M. E.
Clapp will be present and deliver an ad
dress. 1t is probable that most of the
local school faculty will BE present.
On Sunday evening the young ladies
of the Catholic church gave an entertain
ment in Cecllian hall for the benefit of
the church. The entertainment was we'll
attended and is reported to have been a
success financially, 1t was an interest
ing and thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Two of the merchants of Sleepy Eye
are having trouble with the combina-
tion that exists in that city on account
of being elected from the organization.
They are now bucking the affair with
higher prices for produce and lower
prices tor necessities that they have to
sell.
The Journal is to be congratulated
upon the splendid showing it made last
week, being the anniversary of its birth
day. 1t is now as large as the Sleepy
Eye Dispatch, which was the largest
paper in the county. Mr.. Llesch him
self is large man and he now has loom
according to his strength.
Albin Carlson has bought back from
F. L. Peterson the saloon property on
Minnesota street which was formerly his.
MIR. Peterson has returned to Redwood
Falls where he has business interests
which demand his attention. He says
he finds it very difficult to get house
in which to live in that city at this time
of the year.
Miss Emily Triton is home again alter
an absence of more than year as nurse
for the Red Cross society in the army
both IN China and the Philippines. She
has met with many adventures and has
seen much of the country that composes
this planet, but no doubt the best exper.
ience of all was when she was welcomed
back to the home of her childhood.
A week from this coming Thursday is
Halloween, and on that evening the
library boad has planned to have grand
party, for which they have sold large
number of tickets. This worty object of
public interest meets with generous ap-
proval and the board is guaranteed a
splendid patronage. If you have not
already bought ticket, you will miss
it if you miss 1t.
| The play given for the benefit of Tur-
ner hall by members of the Turnverein,
on Sunday night, was well patronized
and netted the hall nice round sum.
The parts taken by the various people
are spoken of as having been very credit
able rendered. New Ulm has some ex-
cellent dramatic talent and it is best
seen in such plays as they had Sunday
night. It is gratifying to those who
take part to know that their efforts are
appreciated.
| A case of placing ties on the railroad