New Ulm review., 1901-09-18

You will save money buying your
furniture and carpets at Buenger's furni-
ture store.
Christ stalt of Quincy. Ill. is visiting
his sister and brother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Dedrich Brims.
There's an evening of rare fun in store
for all who see Aunt Jerusha at the
opera house Sunday evening.
The Chaska Review bears the ear
marks of Bro. Barager in that it is
greatly improved In reading. When
Barager gets right down and hustles he
gets out good paper.
Edward E. Gieseke came down from
Sleepy Eye Saturday to visit his sisters
who are here and will shortly return 10
their homes.
Word was received yesterday ut the
Office of Judge of Probate that Simon
Blessum had died at the hospital for in-
sane at Anoka on the 18th of this month.
He was committed from this county in
1896 to St. Peter and transferred to
Anoka. He has relatives at Hanska.
On account of the closing of the busl-
ness places on Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Pfeferle wishes to announce that the
fall opening of her millinery stock will
be postponed until fhe day following,
Friday, Sept. goth. Ladies are request
ted to bear this in mind.
President Mckinley is q member of
tn. Knights of Pythlas and the New
Ulm members of the order in that city
at meeting Monday night passed ap-
propriate resolutions strongly condemn
ing the deed and offering sympathy TO
the president and his wife. This act on
the part of the New UIm knights is
commendable.- Sleepy Eye Herald.
Notwithstanding the very unsettled
condition of the weather on Sunday the
celebration St. George was sue
cess. The Second Regiment band was
there and rendered music in their usual
excellent manner and Rev. Father Sand
meyer delivered an address in which he
gave an elegant and beautiful tribute to
the memory of the fallen president of
the Uuited States.
Editor Mailer of the Wabasso Stand
ard was in the city over Sunday visiting
friends. Mr.. Mahler has made out of
the Standard one of the very best of
country papers, and is pushing it we'll
to the front. Speaking of the new rail-
road that is being built through his city
Editor MAILER is confident that Wabasso
is to be the division headquarters, in
which case Sleepy Eye will be greatly
disappointed as that place confidently
expects to secure the location of the d.
| vision.
If you desire to sell your farm or trade
for larger one you will do well to see
Lund about the matter.
The program of the Society of Chris
tian Endeavor at the Congregational
church Sunday evening was interesting
and we'll carried out. The house was
| unusually we'll filed and very appreci-
ative. Miss Gallagher added greatly to
the program by singing an Ave Maria.
Her singing both morning and evening
was greatly appreciated and has been
highly complimented. While in this ci-
ty Miss Gallagher was the guest of Mrs.
A. w. Bingham.
"When We Were Twenty One" played
at the Turner Hall theatre Sunday night
to large audience. 1t is play with q
| wonderfully attractive power, full Of
climaxes that are as humorous as they
are interesting. The play is well worth
all it costs to see it in any city and
those who have opportunity and fail to
see it will deny themselves of one of the
most worthy plays that may be seen on
the stage. The hall in this city was
filled with one of the most critical audi
ences possible and the general opinion
| is that the play was frst-class. Mr..
Johnson. the manager of the house is to
congratulated upon the success of his
undertaking and the excellent character
of the company he has chosen for his
opening play.