New Ulm review., 1901-10-16

Undertaking and embalming attended
to day or night by Forster Bros.
Fl. T. Friske of Young America is
visiting friends in this city.
Harry Trautman one of Comfrey's cit
izens was in the city on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reineking of st. Paul
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. d.
Behnke Monday.
Now is good time to get first pick
of our winter shoes. R. LoHEYDE, shoe
man to the people.
A marriage license was issued to Wm.
Kelm and Emma Remele, both of Sleepy
Eye, on Monday.
George Bienapple and Ida Renstrom
both of Mankato, we're in the city visit
ing friends over Sunday.
DR.. e. A. Fritsche attended meeting
of the Board of Medical Examiners OF
this state in Minneapolis last week.
Sheriff Townsend of Lincoln. county
relieved Sheriff Matter of two of his
charges on Monday by taking them to
Lake Benton for trial.
Yesterday four new students entered
the New Ulm business college. And
inquiries and applications are coming
in very encouragingly.
The Misses Katie Schneider and Cath
crime Sonday announce that they have
opened dressmaking parlors in the rooms
upstairs next door to Mrs. Follmann's.
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Mrs. Anna Fischer has disposed of the
property on the east side of the Schneid-
er livery stable to John Schneider. This
gives him additional room.
Mrs. A. L. Wagner, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Bobleter returned to her home in st.
Paul yesterday.
The ladies of the Turnvere1n are plan
ing to have a fair for the benefit of the
hall. They expect to hold it about the
middle of the coming month.
Gene Pfefferle has rearranged the IN
terror of his drug store and fixed it up
SO that he has much more room for
goods. He has one of the neatest drug
stores to be found anywhere.
This is the season of the year des-
cribed as melancholy, when parents with
large families are impressed with the
fact that many are called but few get
up. We all remember those days.
The Neumann livery barn will be
open for business this week as the horses
are expected to arrive in few days.
The barn is very commodlous and affords
room for a large number of horses.
The meetings of the K. of P. lodge
are awakening much interest and new
members are being added to the list.
Last Monday night the third was worked
and there is work in the first for the
coming Monday night.
A. G. Burmeister of Redwood Falls
was in the city over Sunday. He states
that the work on his immense dam at
that city is progressing nicely and will
soon be completed. He expects to have
a SPLENDID water power when all is fin
ished.
Mr.. ]. Klossner jr., of New Ulm, was
here Tuesday on business and this trip
is one of the few that Mr.. Klossner
makes TO our city nowadays He was
formerly in business here and paid us
frequent visits. Mr.. Klossner says that
collections are somewhat slow this year.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
G. j. Evans, the None-Such washing
machine man, has concluded his work
in this vicinity and will move to St.
Cloud which will be the center of opera
tion for the agents the coming year. 1t
is his policy to spend only one year in
place. Mr.. Evans and wife have made
very many friends while here who will
regret to see them leave.
We notice by the Hanska Herald that
the Brown County Journal expects soon
to enlarge its size to seven columns. We
are pleased to note this evidence of pros
perity at the Journal office; it meaus
that there Is a good field here. We shall
be sorry TO see our ''hated rlyal'' make
such a long jump, but we will try and
keep up to him if we have to make it in
two jumps.