New Ulm review., 1901-08-14

John Hauensteln has purchased of G.
II. Hornburg very fine rubber tired
surrey for his own use.
G. E. Andrews of st. Paul has bought
DR.. Weiser's driving horse for shipment
to Eastern markets.
Miss Fannie Sawyer of Farlbault is
visiting her friend, Miss Mabel Doty at
Courtland.
Miss Rosa Schneider left on Monday
for weeks visit with friends in Spring
field.
Mrs. j. 81. Smith and Miss Mabel
Doty of Courtland, spent Saturday with
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph are entertain
ing the Misses Minnie and Alma Wasemo
of Chicago.
The Congregational parsonage has
been greatly improved by. coat of
paint.
John Henle returned on Friday from
a trip west in search of land.
Peter Nelson of Sleepy Eye was in the
city on business yesterday.
W. W. Smith of Sleepy Eye was in
the city on business Saturday.
Mrs. George Dauber is visiting her pa
rents in West Superior this week.
Martin Gustafson has bought himself
new bass horn. It is beauty.
Miss Marie Schmidt, of Young Ameri-
ca, spent the past week with the Misses
Koch.
Household goods for sale, including
Garland heater and Garland range
stove. Inquire over post Office building
Thursday evening and Friday morning.
G. p. HAERLE.
On next Sunday there is 20 be grand
harvest picnic at St. George. It goes
without saying that there Is to be a
large crowd there and everybody will en-
Joy themselves. st. George is noted for
the good times it gives to all who pa
tronize the picnics.
"Ben Hur," Lew Wallaces famous
work has been adapted to the stage and
will be played in Chicago commencing
Sept. 2nd. Advance sales of seats will
be made after August 29th. People
from New Ulm having business in Chi
cago will be able to see the finest play
now being produced by timing their trip
to suit these dates.
Forster Bros. received a carload of
furniture on Monday. This fine store is
now thoroughly stocked with No. /
line of furniture, showing some bargains
that people will find hard to duplicate
even in the larger cities. Forster Bros.
are gaining in favor every day and the
large stock they carry shows their con-
fdence in the people of New Tim and
vicinity.
On Friday Peter Manderfeld took a
horse to Neumann's blacksmith shop to
have it shod. The animal was hard to
control and in some manner kicked its
foot in plow lay where it was almost
cut off, hanging only by piece of flesh.
The horse was left in the shops by its
owner and at late hour in the evening
was shot by the chief of police.
The Boesch block on Minnesota st
occupied by 0. M. Olsen and Frank
Behnke, is to have cement sidewalk
and the front is to be lowered so that
it will be on grade. This will make a
decided improvement in the appearance
of the building as we'll as the looks of
the street.
Michael Landkammer died suddenly
at his farm in Lafayette, on Saturday.
He was buried from the Catholic church
on Monday morning. Deceased was a
highly respected citizen, a member of
the order of Foresters, and leaves a
large circle of relatives and friends to
mourn his death. His death was due to
heart failure.
DR.. Sidney Gallager of Winona was in
the city Monday and procured license
to we'd Miss Alice Bingham of Sleepy
Eye. The wedding is to take place on
Thursday of next week and the young
people will spend sometime at Lake
Minnetonka before going to housekeep-
ing at Winona where Mr.. Gallagher has
a fine dental practice.
F. W. johnson has booked for Sep
tember, at Turner Hall, the ssBlundering
Mr.. Budd." This is not oDe of the SER