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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Had In l.ile TN.

"a prophet" he explained, "is man
who foretells what's going to happen
"Then why do you call the weather
man a prophet?" asked the boy.
The man looked at him bankly for
q minute.
Chicago Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
DELAWARE DIVISION.

For New Castle, sl3 a m, 309. A02 and
65S p m. week days
For Lewes. i lS - m, A09 " m week days.
70. hehnboth = IL Il m, Tuesdays, Thursday
and sstnrdAys ualv.
For Dover, Harrington and Deluar,
kls 10 bs a. m 40c 6,5s. and lo,n II. m,
Sunday. 1911 r. m. -"
For Wyoming and way stations s0s p.
m, week days. -
Express fJr Caps Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Nori6lk 1888 4. M, weelts
days and 121l night daily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Not One VupIcnsant Word.

"Did you have any words with your
mistress which caused You to leave
your last place.
"Never wor'rd. Shure, an O
locked her in the bathroom, and tux
all me things. and shipped out as quiet
as yex pla e."-Ti,-Bi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
FOR THE SOUTH.

Southern Railway-Express go .. n.
daily sleeper 10 Port Tampa. Augusta,
Memphis and New Orleans, 1856 2. rN.s
daily. sirepers 10 New Orleans, Me con,
Memphis, Nashville, via Ashevllle end
Hot sgrlnes.
Atlantic Coas. Line Express 12.ls r. M
daily sieepers TO Cha r,egton. Macon, and
pori Tampa i05 A. m, daily, sleepers u
Richmond and Jacksonville. aI
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway s1l p. NJ
daily, dining car and sleepers to Cincins
natl.
Seaboard Afr Line Railway -Fxpress
l3s q. m, daily seepers to New Orleanss
and Jacksonville. "Florida and MetrOpo-
iItan Iimited," Ioa p m. daily, sleepera
10 ia ck sonNiils and Atlanta.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
His va1ue,

"She sued him for breach Of prom
ise.'
"Did she VIM"
"ln a way. After carefully looking
over the defendant, the jury awarded
her two-cent postage stamp. De
troit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Identical,

Mr.. Pitt--lt is odd that the lectur-
er's motto and the highwayman''
motto are the same.
Mr.. Penn--What is their motto?
Mr.. Pitt-Stand and deliver. Pitts
burg Chronicle Te elegraph
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
The Delaware Beneficial
! Association Incorpo-

rated under the Lava OF tho Stnte Of bella
ware OH JaCuary a5tt, 1870 lor beneficial pur.
pose, for the year 1901 the sum of three ihou'
sand nine hundred aud eleven dollars was
paid out for beneficial pnrpo rs alnc. The
sum OF $500 was expended n, donations for
charitable purposas 4he toilowingiA copy
suranee Commissioner OF the state of della.
ware. showing tho right Of the Association to
do business, aud having complied with the
laws OF the state Of Delaware.
General Manager.
THE STATEO OF DELAWARE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENTS:
Dover, bel, Nuv. II 1871.
Whereas, the Delaware Beneficial Associa.
tion traternn. beneficiary societv. order or
association OF thn city Of WilminEtJ III in the
county OF New Castle IN ) ate nr delaware
has delivered 10 ihe Insurance Comm .si0ner
= duly certified copy, of its charter or act Of
incorporation. together with II fun, detailed
statennnt duly v"rif III by its oilirers Of its
condition AM! hn3nc fer the year ending on
the '8lst day # Deceniiu N 1910 which said
stat emcnt has been II ell in this department:
Aud, Thercas, by said staiument it nupeDrs
that said orgah za,lons is incorp0ra al el undr"
the laws OF the state Of Dsia ware, and is Il
fraternal beneficiary ohictv, order or ns.u,
ciatieg anJ thai tEe said relief society or or
gun hization has been duly authorized 10 do
business in tn, State IN whlcl it i, incorpo.
rated, by tho Insurance department Of sail
State and that the said b nefciury society
Ordes or assoc iatiun Il IN good condition, all
Of which have been fl ei in ms .tnrar!lnsnt
Now, therefore | Geo gn w. Marshall, In
surance Commissioner. ..r tnc state OF bella
ware, in pursuance 81 the prhv;si,iis Of tho
bct Of the Genera. Assembly in su ii cN,s
made aul prDsiicd, do hereby cltify that
the said organization, having complied with
the requirements Of said Act. is duly author.
iZrG 10 transact the business u prescribed
.N theis charter Or declaration It Orsanila-
on and established a.enct in iht Stave
FOR and daring tHtyesr ending req. Is 1873,
subject to ali Slra res, r!rtons, 1ini'ati ons and
requirements Of tho laws VI thi' iut. " '-;
In witnes. whereof J huve hereu7r sub
-crsbed my Eume and affixed my oiticia seat
~ lth day Of Nov. A. H. 1901.
GEO. W, MARSHALL,
Insurance Commissioner OF ~tntt o: Delaware
Copy of ryrtiii.a,u granted 10 the Dc.awar.
Euneleial Al sue.;i.IOn.
El'AS. HAYW MD.
Ml5 9t General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
FOR SALE

Country sea. aud farm. late the residence
Of Just n J. Pie. deceased. This farm proper
~ contains 1872 acres Of improved lnnd. situa-
ted on the avenue leading from Newark Sta.
tion, Penna. y. H. to the town of N ewarl, 5
minutes walk to Newark. a@pls
Large mansion house, stable,, about 10
scrssSof lawn, shadc. tenant house, large
barn, granaries, etc. Inis is a convenient
and very handsome place. This win be 70 Id
IT q great bargain; in fact. nearly for cost OF
The buildings Cali Oh or address
Geo. z, Townsend & Co.,
=. 8o4 Market Street.
ol8tu tn sat II
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
A Cam paign of Education.

Her Friend But you have enconr-
aged half n dozen men to propose
and then refused them.
The Coquette Well, you know, I've
taught them to beware of over
confidence Puck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
FOR BARRELING APPLES.
Homemade Apparatus That Will Do
the Work just as Well as Ono
More Intricate.

Many manufactured barreling
presses are on the market, and yet
The home made apparatus presented
n the accompanying illustration will
10 the work just as well and in some
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
II Didn't Look Right.

elsie says there was only one
draw back to her wedding"
What was that?'
"She says her father looked too
cheerful when he gave her away
Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Not YET. 4

Neighbour saw the doctor call at
your house this morning. Is your ia
ther very i'll?
Boy-Not yet. The doctor only
came to-day for the first tIme:-Tit-
Pits
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Worth Trying.

Brown-A man should speak to his
wife as he does to his horse.
Green--How's that?
Brown Gently, but masterfuIly.--
Chicago Daily News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
Chance for Doubt.

Sh. (gushing'y)-WilI yon love me
when I'm old?
He--Love you? shall dolize nm
--er-- You are not going y look like
your mother, are yon?--N Y, Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
= Astonishing News

How M!tchell's No. y West Third street
can sell solid Siiverius II. n. watch
with fine fn9yAmsnt for 800; solid silver
watch for So 5gsa fine gold watch for IS. 10
guaranteed fur years. Parlor clocks
t3.75. .T'
Well his rent Is only one third what the
Market Street stores la, md buying 10
large guam titles can sellfor less money.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
The Heal IhInx,

Lady (admiring gifts at wedding)-
All! these are the souvenir spoons.
Maid (lrlignantly) - No, indeed
mum! They're solid silver.-Leslis's
Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
SalnOn ChanDea Hands,

George H. Leect. Jr'. formerly W in
the Peoples Roilway Company has
bought the saloon, ia East h, street
where he will DO glad to welcome MS
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS

and Prostration from OVer-
work or other causes.
-Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific
No. go, in use over 40 years, the c.Ily
Uucccssful remedy. IL
d vial o1 special package with powder, for s.
Sold by Druggists, or sent tux pad reruipt Oi p'cc.
;uEuPIRktS' ME TO-. Cor. Villas lshr Sis. New fsst
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Accidents will happeis. Ths Union
Casualty and Surety Company Of ST.
Lonis will pay ths bnlsit you have a
policy with them. Vandever:& Follans
bee. State Agents, 4Oi Equitable Build.
ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
'Tha s2OInnt Man

They say that time is money. So
To luxury ! turn
And count my riches here below,
For | have time TO burn.
-WashinGton star.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
EeedtnR Stable,

Personal attention given to feeding nnn
care Of horses at Klair's STABLE No SoS
West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
A Thank 3 sgivIng Souvenir.

As long as they last we will give
to each purchaser Of a box containing
3 cakes (for 25c) Of Armour's Fine Art
Carnation Pink. or Virgin Violet
Soap, handsome port folio with blot
ter. Call and see both soap and Sou
venir. N. B Danforth, druggist
Market and Second Streets. Gts,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Dr. J. .Simms' white Pulmonia Balsam.
the extraordi mary lung medicine.c coe King
atrlat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

Mr.. Owings-lsn't it provoking that
the wind carried my hat right in the
garden of my tailor to whom ! still
owe 100 marks? Flirgende Blaetter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
cot t}CEE.iIO

Via Einpyr!Gr' ,',art'en, $50 a. in.. 40
via C;,"a;pla OK 50 m. week daysl
$50 D. r... rNr"l,t SATURDAY,, aid ll.A ipi
q, Cunago,al ,pul Mit"N Express. All
We. Il, :, ',.'Ir '.D- nd Dining Carl
NOW ..r" -'hD" tlrt" the nsunl Pull.{
~ me- % i'. Nr,tibuIs Parlor
cirr, N-.,I.0', .~ ,.N.," Coaches and
thn N'Ntu'r - ,r company wiit
call fer n'" from hstsla
and rcajA !
referred ~ u" .'' = ccr' ~ 'hs, station
General Maa2&er G2rs.s' PASS Agt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
~1- eAsov cAy9sAznc ~
Ctloco)le&0
los SyVS439lsuEzsyrv All
3Se. ~. s&Al 1AAAs zAsAAA DruEglsts.
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold in bulk
Beware Of the dealer who tries to sell
something "just as good.
It Got There Just the Same,

II Got There Just the Same.
Mabel el--Such Il joke on Mr.. Gayboy.
We were out on the balcony between
the dances and he got the sleeve of
his dress coat all over red paint from
one of the posts that were just
painted.
Mand And did you go near tbs
post?
Mahel-No. Why?
-Maud-Because you have red paint
all over The back of your waist
Harlem Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
! lAhUMP PHREYs'r,
VETERINARY SefCifl&'

A.A.lREvERe. Concessions, Inflamina.
GUMS tlons, Lung Fever. Mink Fever "
3. B. sHRAINs. Lameness. Injuries.
C.C!l GORE THROAT. Qainsy. EEisootie.
CuAEs Diaeempers sgsl y +. - d
DG.e: naS; WORMS. Bots. Gruh..
n, 3. COUGHS, Colds. Influenza. Innamed
GvsEs LInss. PieIro.P PneImonia. V,'-
II. r. lCOLE. BeIlyscker lind. Blown.
CURES DiarFhea. Dyscntery.
G.G. PFevents MIsCARRlAGE.
a1.a; aiM; KIDNEY 4 &I,LADDEn DISORDERS
IL. lsKIN DIsEAsEa. Mango. EfuptiOns.
CUREs Ulcers, Grensc. Farcy.
r. X, bad CONDITION. Staring Goat.
CvREs Inaisestiuli. stomach Stag9eFs.
&c. each: Stable Case, Ten Spec[cia hOok, &C., 4L
At druKEists or sent prepaid on receipt OF price.
Humphrey Medicine Co.. Cor. William q Jonn
Etg New York, VETERINARY MANUAL SENT FREE.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25
LVANIA R. RI
THE STANDARD RAIL
ROAD OF AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON n
= BALTIMORE RAILROAD. F+

/ bALllMOIiE tAAliktOhDs "
Schedule in effect Sc atember TO- 1901.
Trains Leave Wilmington ~ follows
i, For 515 fhi1SsiynA i h sxpsrssHs & RI 4 III 10 H. II
sot, sH 4.ss. so7. s. sd7. w. sso Hal, ill., 10
M s s Ss 81 e. H. sns sl9 se = ::
E Gof GhesIsr q K !ssxprsss hsa 4 ~ ~ 2
M; l7s;se. !s::sv' ~ and sosp p,
,25 sSesn"sds'ssas I 49, sss 81 sss anS ;!s d 1 i p NJ
For New YORK Through exprssO, LII,
sos, s$. Dining Carr s;to, le.ty 1i;1 q. m
81 s'' 3D. 1'1'pk s5k fbsi inns ,'s sa - Rn'asd asd 81
tlon, Hhiiaaelp phia. 40. $50 10 So ~
sii si H. H. H. e. s w. a. % ai4 'is s1s ana 3 IA
For Rosior without change. laea .. =.
* Fer - N.wark 'ht Center and intermed,ats
Baitlmors and washington. ~ -
~ g. ls ss ans 70 ss5 a. .a0s IT, l'ps "a ';1s z
Baltimore and intermediats stAtteAli
500. ar S13 p. m. ic.ls night. Y
S5;%$sss" y 4 rs; ;:ssEf;; e. sS1S
22O, 31S, $50, 3.29, inl, 446 k.07, 6.26. b.3k
s.bs. sos, $50, 6S5 '%l. il.2S, Il. By p. m ana
Accommodation. s25. 7.so. sl2 lo.a5. 4
m. les, S25. A,o4. 449, 6?7, s,3s. lO2, and
SUNDAY TRAINS
H. eT s se!isasssl0MnI1 isss HIS M(s.'ns''ls s lsss IT, 81,
* assommsa,l5n: ss ssl I1 ~ .so and s,j 'ls %
l2l4 TO- 400 SIS. 7,ss, and 1913 p m,
For Chester (exprsss): l57; ~, ~
!. Ascemmoaatior. !1S SO. ssS a: m.
1914, 400, 400. b.S, 72S, and 10.aa y. m.
For New York Through express, i.57s
see. a.35. s,55 Dining arr, 10b2: 1l.46
M, 1855, 1.ST. Dining Car). 900 SCI, WAl
Dining Carl. III, GIG p m, connec1ln4
via Brond Street station, Philadeh.h!ai
40, no, SD. 935, e55. As a m... l2sS
iM. 500, ASS. 6o7 $40. III. s.15 and 100
p m.
Fol Bo,ton without change, 7l7 p. ms
Baltimore and Washington. 435. S@.
SOC. a4s 7ss, sli, y m and ] o5 night
ia ltimore ard intermediate stations.
6l3 p. m. 1913 night.
rave Philadelphia Broad Street. ,foH
Wilmington fexprssg) a5o. 20 J! y, II q
q m, 113. 3ia 32a 4e b,oI, BE: 66
6 So: 7G, s.35, ll2S lips p. m, and H~
" Accommodation, SIS s!2 1925, q ms
1cs, 282 sl3. S3s, and 1922 .. m. 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-25

The Ones who Never Smile.
Some people are so anxious 10 he happy
when they go
Where golden harps are waiting 10 be
played.
That they haven't time for pleasure or for
smiling here below,
And they'll wake up disappointed, I'm
afraid.
Chicago Record Herald.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
F. H. BEHNKE
THE GROCER.

We have on hand fine line of Break
fast Foods.
Pillsbury's Vitos, per package,
15C.
Pettijohn's Breakfast Food, per pkg,
15C.
Quaker Rolled White. GOATS, per pkg,
15C.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg,
15C:
Ralston Breakfast Food, per pkg,
15C.
Washburn Crosby's Yucco, per pkg,
15C.
Grape Nuts, per package,
15C.
Fresh Farina, per tb,
Sc.
Steel Cut Oatmeal, s tb for
25c.
Rolled Oatmeal, 7 1b for
25C.
Gold Dust Cornmeal, per 1b,
2kCs
White Cornmeal in 12a fb sacks, per SIX.
25C.
+. H. bEHNkE.
N Minnesota Street. New Ulm.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
SPRINGFIELD.
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From the Advance

(From the Advance.)
Quarantine was removed Wednesday
from the Wenzel family. No more cases
of small pox are reported.
r. C. Schmid's little son received quite
a severe scalp wound by falling from
a chair, his head striking the edge of a
dish or glass. Dr. Rothenburg was call
ed and the little fellow is recovering
nicely.
The auction at Chas. Shelves, town OF
Stately, last Monday was big success
everything going at a good price, and
the attendance being large. Mr.. Schewe
with his eldest daughter has gone tc
Lamb erton, where he expects to start q
dray line.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23

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Especial Correspondence.
Miss Mabel Doty visited at New Ulm
Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. Wendt was at New Ulm Monday
Henry Schlottmann and daughter Hill
da were at New Ulm Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Block went to Minneap-
oils Saturday.
Grace Doty returned to school at st.
Peter Monday.
Rev. Vonhagen held service here Sun
day.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hanson by some of
their lady and gentlemen friends last
week.
Mr.. L. j. Stewards little daughter
from Janesville was up and paid him a
visit last week.
Richard Pauling was home Saturday
and Sunday.
Loui Precht has gone to Arlington
Heights, Ill, to visit relatives.
J. H. Doty is filling his ice house with
supply of Ice.
MT. Heers the new manager Of the
courtland creamery is moving his fauli-
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
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NEIGfIBORHOOD NEWS.

e d \ {. 81 Fl t s s
scriptiop. 1t will be necessary to have
a term Of school of this length before
any money can be secured from the pub.
lie school fund. Thos. Nelson, Frank
Blaekmun and Peter Heinen were elect
ed school board, for the present term,
and as soon as the building used last
summer can be made comfortable, Com
frey will again have school.
E.R. Barager has now full control Of
the New Ulm Review. In the past the
paper has been one of the best known
weeklies in the state, and will lose none
of its former prestige by the change.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
(From theHera1d.)

Ed. Hicks is our chief of police and
L. G.. Davis attorney for the city another
year by decision of the council rendered
last Saturday evening. The new 'scity
dads" went right to work and we will
look for some changes about town be-
fore next year.
Messrs. Peter Manderfeld and VIM.
Eibner, of New Ulm, were here Tuesday
interviewing loca! city authorities rela-
tive to our electric light system. The
gentlemen are members of the New Ulm
city council and are investigating sys-
TENS owned by different cities through
out the state as their city is thinking of
investing in plant of her own.
On January 5th 1901, after lnstalla-
of officers of the W. r. G. Mrs. F. D.
Green presented the W. R. G. with a
gavel made from piece of sycamore
wood, which was taken from the Fisher
Hill battle ground, where Sheridan and
Early fought at different times for near
ly year. This being one of the rebel
strongholds in the Shenandoah Valley
from which place they drew most of
their provisions. The piece of wood
was presented to Mrs. Green 10y heI
niece whose home was on the battle
ground and stated that person could
go out in her door yard and in very
short time could pick up pan full Of
bullets both Union and Rebel.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
crone Bros.' Specials.

Red Seal zephyr ginghams III all the
latest stripes and checks. Elegant col
ors and are selling rapidly 1Oc per I'd.
Plain and fancy brocaded velvets
which are the latest used for fancy
waists and dress trimmings.
Black mercerized sateen waists. all
stitched and we'll made. Fit lovely and
look like silk.
We are offering lot of kid gloves at
and below cost, of assorted colors and
sizes. Come early before they are picked.
Outing flannel night gowns made up
in choice patterns and assorted sizes.
Don't waste time in making than, when
you can buy them cheaper all ready
made.
Don't miss the opportunity offered to
buy high grade clothing at cost.
Buy the Douglas shoe, it is the best
for the money.
You will preserve your health by
wearing Alf. Dolges felt shoes.
WANTED.-Capable, reliable person in
every county to represent large company
of solid financial reputation; 1886 salary
per year, payable weekly So per day alb
solutely sure and all expenses; straight
.bona-fide, definite salary, no commission; !;
salary paid each Saturday and expense
money advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE,, 334 Dearborn St, Chicago. 18
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23

" and househould goods into Courlland
this week.
W. H. Hoehne has moved into the
dwelling house formally occupied by
Herman Froehlich.
Henry schlottmann has 1926 cash
register. It's a Joe.
]. II. Doty started for northern Min
nesota Monday to make arrangements
about letting out some of his lands pur-
chased last fall.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SLEEPY EYE.
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T-YN W Y7Yf w w
(From the DlspatchD
The people of this town are gradually
arriving at the conclusion that there is
something in the epidemic of small pox
that seems to be. sweeping over this
country and the local authorities are
being criticised severely for not making
arrangements to quarantine the cases as
they develop. That detention hospital
must be immediately erected.
w. G. Owens. of this city, who grad
uated from the Law Department of the
University of Minnesota last year, and
who has been editing the Herald for
some months past, has severed bis con-
nection with that journal and this week
left for Hendricks and Westbrook to
see what the prospects might be for an
ambitious young lawyer. Mr.. Owens
acquitted himself most creditable at the
"U" and has proven himself a young
man of more than ordinary ability. 1t
ls with perfect confidence that tue Dis
patch would recommend him to pro-
gressive community. We hope that he
may find things to his liking where ever
he may decide to locate and that he may
win success and distinction to his pro-
fession.
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. B. CRUDE, on Oak street, on Tues
day evening, occurred the marriage of
Mr.. Harry R. Palmer and Miss Clara j.
CRUDE. The ceremony was performed
by the Reverend William Blackwell, of
the Congregational church, in the pre-
sence of the families of the high con-
tracting parties. These two young peo-
pile, who have grown up in this town,
enter on their married life with the best
wishes of almost every resident of our
city. They will MAKE their home at
Sleepy Eye, and, we trust will see many
years of happiness together.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
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ESSlG AND MILFORD.

Especial Correspondence.)
There is to be masquerade ball at
Milford Club Hall, Saturday evening
February 2nd, given under the auspices
of the "South Town Coons,,' of New
Ulm, said coons will furnish good music
and an enjoyable time is looked for.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of our section foreman, Mr..
Jerry Reardon to Miss Anna Guldan of
New Ulm, on Tuesday, January 22nd.
Jerry's father and sister from East He
lena, Montana, are visiting friends and
relatives in New Ulm and Redwood
Falls and they Will remain until after
the wedding.
The new ice house that is now under
construction for John Backer was moved
a foot off its foundation by the strong
wind of last Tuesday night. John has a
very cool temper.
The masquerade of last Saturday ev-
ening at the Milford Hall was a grand
success, several parties were in attend
ance from New Ulm, some very pretty
and comical costumes were in evidence,
Uncle Sam taking the cake, all he lacked
was the stirups on his trousers. Good
music was furnished by the Milford
String Band, although one of its men,
bers, Paul Lehman, was unable to be
out on account of sickness. Lunch was
served at 12 after which dancing was
again INDUCED in, ali having very en-
joyable time departed for home at late
hour.
One of H. Schroeder's horses was taxi
en- seriously sick Saturday evening caus-
ing him to call DR.. Mueller flom New
Ulm. After taking care of the horse,
Doc. called on his brother Martin few
minutes.
Mrs. Jacob Devanz sundayed in New
Ulm being the guest of her father and
mother who are unwell.
Two boys about the age of ID years,
living at Sleepy Eye while trying to run
away from home last week were capt.
ured here by Martin Mueller who had
orders by telephone from their parents
to stop them. They claimed home rule
was too hard on them as some boys do
at this age, and said they we're going to
take their chances with the outside
world, which they would no doubt have
found rather rough had they gone far.
They were taken in charge by party
arriving on the evening train.
Our merchant John Backer came up
on the Monday morning train 10 attend
to his business interests here but was
taken quite sick about 8 a. m. and had
to return to New Ulm on the noon
freight. We hope it is nothing serious.
If you wish to provoke smile on the
countenance of the depot agent or the
hardware dealer just ask them how the
new creamery and cheese-factory is pro-
crossing.
New Ulm review., 1901-01-23
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(From the Times)

The new hotel building is nearly COM
pleted, the plasterers having almost fin.
ished their work and the windows are
all in place. It's understood that Mr.
Heller will open the building to the
public in the near future. Comfrey
will then have two hotels that would be
credit to much larger town.
A school meeting was held IN Brad
bury's store Tuesday evening, Jan. Is,
and it was decided by the citizens OF
Comfrey to arrange for at least a three
months term of school by private sub