New Ulm review., 1901-10-02

Martin Schade of Sleepy Eye was In
this city on business Thursday.
Attorney [. NJ. Olsen of Sleepy Eye
was in the city on business on Monday.
DR.. G. B. Weiser is now the owner of
a thorough bred driving horse which, to
use an expression, is bird.
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 Friday, October 4th,
until o'clock.
A. j. Vogel is having his old lumber
shed torn down and it is being replaced
with one that will accommodate much
larger amount of lumber.
Attorney Hoidale was out hunting
Thursday and bagged quite number Of
chickens, most of which he turned over
to DR.. Strickler and G. W. Barnes.
A. A. Glotzbach and II. H. Meyer. the
two druggists Of Sleepy Eys, were IN
this city on Thursday last and seemed
to be having good time hob-nobbing
together.
Mrs. .Updyke read a biographical sketch
of Sertorious with the literary history
OF his 'sWhite Fawn" at the Literary
club on Tuesday afternoon which has
been highly spoken of.
The oldest lnhabitant is firm in his
conviction that he never saw more dis
agreeable September than the present
one. Rain has fallen almost continu-
ously during the month.
Wabasso had its first serious fire on
Monday last when one of the finest resi-
dences in the town was completely de-
stroyed. They are now agitating sys-
tematic fire protection.
Dr. Mucky the throat and nose spec
ialist of Minneapolis, who comes to this
city regularly, is working up nice bus
mess. He is very pleasant man to
meet and people will find him all right.
The kindergarten chairs recently put
into the primary department of the Con-
gregational church have increased the
attendance to such an extent that it has
been deemed expedient to add another
dozen.
Ben Walter of Gibbon, member of
St. Benedict society at St. George, died
on Monday and Kretsch & Gieseke's
hearse was sent over on Tuesday to car
ry the remains to the St. George Catho-
lie cemetery where they are to be in
tered
Kretsch & Gieseke, always to- date.
have introduced rubber tired buggies in
TO their stables for renting purposes.
They have on hand single seated rig
and have ordered two double seated rigs
that will be here the latter part of this
week, these rigs will be in great demand
among those who are in the habit of
riding. They will make splendid ad-
dition to his livery stable.
Geo. Rosenau was brought to the
hospital Wednesday, by DR.. Welcome
of Sleepy Eye, having mad his hand in
jured in threshing machine. Palt of
the hand was amputated The case as
reported by the Sleepy Eye papers reads
thai the patient was treated ut his home
instead of being sent to the hospital.
This is mistake. st. Alexander hos
pital is doing some splendid work and
is deserving of all the credit.
A short while ago TIE Cosmopolitan
published an article by a we'll known
writer under the nom de plume of Raj
ford Pyke cn "What Women Like in
men," which created wide interest, not
only in America, but also III England.
The Review of Reviews, of London, said
that the article showed 'srare sympathy,
rarer penetration and rarest knowledge
of woman's nature. Ip The Cosmopoli-
tan Tor October the same author discuss
es with brilliance and keeness "What
Men Like in Women"
Last Sundays Minneapolis Tribune
contains the following notice: Some of
the best known of the young society
men gave dinner last night at the
Commercial Club for Charles Van Camp
en-, who will leave for the east this week
bringing a bride with him when he re-
turns. The dinner was very elaborate
affair and prolonged to a late hour.
Among those at the table was Benjamin
Stockman of this city, who was still able
to be around upon his return yesterday.
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