New Ulm review., 1901-10-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

/ Mrs. Andrew Olin was the guest oil
her mother, Mrs. S. D. Peterson, all last
week and on Saturday Mr.. Olin came
down from Franklin to stay over Sunday
]. DR.. Floyd Z. Muckey, throat and nose
specialist, of Minneapolis, will be at the
Dakota House in this city to treat all
such patients, on Thursday, Oct. 10th
until 2 o'clock.
Miss Marie Bogen is in Grand Forks,
Nd, where she is exhibiting specimens
| of needle work and lace Of her own pro-
| dnction. She has very fine line some
/ of which would be hard to beat any
where.
Users of the Irish potato will note
with pleasure that the price is moving
steadily downward. The late potatoes
are turning out much better than was
anticipated and there is good healthy
crop coming in from the west. Potatoes
will still be served as side dish and
not as a desert as some of the hearty eat
ers were expecting. "a
Our bargain days have just started.
We will pay you is CENTS for your
eggs until further notice. The Red
Front Grocery. GEO. HAUENSTEIN.
The Lyman Twins at the Turner Hall
did not attract as large a crowd as was
anticipated and there was some COM
plant about their having left out many
of the specialtles. They were first class
in the work they did and the show was
we'll worth the price of admission. AS
clean comedy producing aggregation
the Lyman Twins are all right and de-
serving of generous patronage wherever
they go.
I have some good Northern Minnesota
and North Dakota farm lands to trade
for Town property, D. G. D'Evelyn, Ma
della, MINI.
Jos. Haas, the genial base ball pitcher
of New Ulln, is dead. He has been in
New Mexico for some time fighting con-
sumption, but without hope or effect,
and on Monday last his friends at home
received the news that he had passed
away that day. Haas pitched several
games for the Madelia team and had a
number of friends here who will regret
to hear of his DEATH h.-Madelia Times.
DR.. Kohlcr of Minneapolis will be in
New Ulm, Sunday, Oct. 18th, after 1 p.
M, at Dr.. Strlckler's Office, to do eye,
ear, nose and throat work.
The funeral of the late Joseph Haas
was held from the Catholic church on
Thursday and seldom has one so young
in life been so sincerely mourned at
death as has this young man. 1t was a
sad impressive ceremony. 1t is hard
when manhood reaches the portals of
| life and the door of success is turning
on Its hinges, to have the cruel winds of
fate thus ruthlessly close it and bear the
pilgrim into the great unknown. Life
TO us all is riddle that none have solved.
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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The New Ulm high school foot ball
team will play the Sleepy Eye team at
the fair grounds on Saturday of this
week. The expenses of the visiting team
have to be paid and to do this the local
team is going to charge minimum
| price of admission. The patronage of
this game should be generous as the
boys have demonstrated that they can
put up good game. Both the teams
are fresh from fields of victory and will
exert themselves to the utmost so that it
will be game for blood. Let the field
be full of New Ulm rooters.
| DR.. Muckey, the throat specialist who
comes here every week has an interest
ing lecture which he is giving to organi-
izations that desire it, on the voice. He
has made complete study of that part
of the human organization and has given
the lecture to some of the best societies
in the state. This week he gives it be-
fore the Watonwan Co. Medical associa-
ticn and but recently he gave it before
an assembly of the teachers of Minneap.
oils. He says he is surprised at the few
teachers who when asked to define the
voice are able to give an intelligent an
swer. An outline of the lecture as Civ
en- to the writer would seem to be the