New Ulm review., 1901-10-30

Only few more of those good large
potatoes left at R. Pfeferle. Phone II.
Attorney Heidale was in st. Peter on
Friday attending to'legal matters before
the Judge of probate.
We guarantee every barrel of apples
we sell. Stock is very fine at R. PETER
lie. Phone II.
Mrs. B. Halpin of st. Paul was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Schneider Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. R. Fritze and family of this
city were the guests of Mr.. Fritze's
brother IN Sleepy Eye several days last
week.
Excursion to South Dakota via the
Northwestern line on Tuesday, Nov. 5th.
Fare; $500 and fare one way. See
Lund's Land Agency for further infor-
nation.
George Leary who recently took the
civil service examinations to become a
railway mail clerk, went to ST. Paul on
Thursday to receive further Instructions
as to his duties.
Last Thursday DIR. Rowe of St. James
came over with a patient who was ad-
mitted to the hospital and was operated
upon by DIR. Rowe with the assistance
of DR.. Strickler.
The young son of Wolfgang Hacker
had the misfortune to catch the index
finger of his left hand in corn shred
der, injuring it so badly that it was nee
essary to amputate it.
The alley back of the post Office block
for It's entire length is being paved with
stone. This is not party of the city's
work but is done by the individuals who
own the property. It will make the al
ley easier to keep clean.
Mrs. Sophia Schmidt left on the after
noon train last Monday for Los Angles
where she will make her home with her
son Herman. Mrs. Schmidt will be
missed by large circle of friends as
she has been resident of this CITY for
many years.
The extraordinary fine weather that
this section of the country has been en-
joying is probably due to the fact that
Sleepy Eye has had no street fair or
Maccapee carnival on hand. There is
something wrong somewhere and that
must be it.
Henry n. Somsen returned on Satur-
urday for Louisiana after nearly two
weeks absence. He was in and around
the oil district eft that state and also in
New Orleans. His trip while it greatly
impressed him with the vest resources
of the south made him look with more
satisfaction to the greater advantages of
the north.
The literary society met at Turner
Hall on Sunday afternoon and enjoyed
a very pleasant hour number of brief
and very comprehensive biographies
were given of different authors and an
excellent paper by Miss Fireman.. Only
one musical number was given. The
afternoon was too pleasant to expect a
large attendance but there were about
twenty there.
Editor ]. J. Green and wife of New
Ulm were in the city Tuesday. While
here they selected and purchased lot
in WoodlaWn cemetery. This was their
home years ago and as many years of
their life were spent in LIE Sueur county
they felt that Woodlawn should be
their final habitation. The remains of a
son, now deceased, will be interred.-
St. Peter Herald.
West W. Woolley, state agent of the
Inter State Accident and Relief Associ-
alton, of New Ulm, is in town writing
up policies for his company. The or
ganization is young but powerful, and
already lists many of the most promi-
nent citizens of the state in its members.
This county has several hundred policy
holders and Morton will doubtless add
many more. This company is one of
those rare ones that person feels is all
right Morton Enterprise.
At the Windsor last Sunday was cele-
brated the fifteenth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Palmer. At the
same time their only son was baptized,
the name chosen being Roman. Besides
several friends from this village who
were present at the anniversary celebra-
ton were the following relatives of Mrs.