New Ulm review., 1901-12-04

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Warm feet in the coldest winter
weather if you wear Gold Seal Over
shoes. r. LoHEYDE.
G. 3. Roe the Marshall business
college was IN the city Friday and SAT-
urday the guest of Mr.. Bowling
The firemen had meeting Monday
night at which it was decided to give a
dance on New Years night at Turner
Hall.
We would like to have every man,
woman and child tuln to the last page
of the paper this week and read the
whole page.
have some good Northern Minnesota
and North Dakota farm lands to trade
for Town property, D. G. D'Evelyn, Ma
della, MINI.
| The school of instruction for the East
ern Star fraternity will be held in this
city next year. That having been decid.
ed at LeSueur at the meeting there last
| week.
Miss Emma Scheiderich who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the city
during her Thanksgiving vacation re-
! turned to her duties as teacher at Mort
gomery, MINI.
II you are locking for fancy articles
for Christmas presents you will do well
to attend the ladies' tair at. the parlors
of the Congregational church on Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
| A large delegation of Royal Arch Ma
sons left Monday afternoon for St. James
where they conferred degrees on several
candidates in the lodge at that place.
The party returned home yesterday.
Geo. B. Alton, state high school IN
spector, was in the city on Wednesday
last and inspected the work of the
schools here. He found no fault with
the work, and was apparently we'll salts
fed.
DR.. Strickler attended a meeting of
the Minnesota Valley Medical Assocla-
tion at Mankato yesterday. There was
an unusually large attendance. DR..
Jake Welcome of Sleepy Eye was also
present.
Herman Held went down to the cities
on Saturday to finish stocking u1 his
store with line of holiday goods. With
the new line that they viii! have their
store will look like veritable Santa
Claus shop.
| John Schrodt who has been with the
Marshall business college for the past
few months has accepted position with
G. 81. Hornburg in the store in this city
and will commence work Monday Of
next week.
Dent forget the Liquid Air lecture at
Turner Hall tonight 1t will be among
the most interesting things one may see
/ in a life time. The same lecture and ex-
Iperiments have been given in st. Paul
and Minneapolis with the most gratify-
| ing success. Seats should be secured as
early as possible.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give fair and entertain
ment in the church parlors on Saturday
afternoon and evening, to which they
invite the public. The fair is for the
/ benefit of the church funds and all who
patronize the fair will contribute to a
worthy object.
The story that Miss Tuberg was mar
ried on Thanksgiving day gained wide
circulation during her absence from the
city, but she returned to her duties at
the school in this city on Monday and
is quite indignant that such a story
should be circulated so long before the
right time.
One of the surprises of the week was
the marriage of Miss Mabel George of
this city to G. W. Brown of Minneapolis
in that city on Saturday at high noon.
They will reside in Minneapolis where
Mr.. Brown is manager of the Pillsbury
cereal mills. Miss George is sister of
Mrs. S. D. Peterson of this city and
general favorite. Few if any of her
friends knew that her marriage would
be SO early.
Fred Spoerhase who is in Georgia ex-
hibing his famous horses, Nan Wilkes
and Humm1ng Bird, has decided to re-
main in the South and has sent for his
family. Mrs. Spoerhase and children
IL. AL - AZ