New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-10-29
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extension fa0ie6 a0ds chairs = Hne as
sortment at Forster's.
= Buy your IRON beds, springs and mat
tresses> at ]. Il. FoTster's
Mrs. John Langmach visited relatives.
il Springfield over Sunday
John soukup Of lie Sueur visited with
his parents in this city over Sunday
Get your pictures framed at ] ]. q.
Forster's. He has an elegant new lot Of.
frames, just arrived.
VIM. Baarsch Of Bird Island was in
the city over Sunday the guest Of rela-s
latives.
: Select oysters 40 cents per can and
Standard at 80 cents per can, received
daily at Wd. Eibner's Bakery.
Mrs Gusta Setter and daughter, Mrs
Max Hanft, Of Winthrop, were in the
city over Sunday and attended the Ger
man theatre in the evening
Peck's Bad Boy will attract large.
audience at the opera house next Sunday
evening. Do not fail to see it if you
want to have#a good time. It is highly.
spoken Of all along the liIg.
Miss Stasia o'Brien, who has been.
visiting at the home Of Mrs. M. Null
Iveh1lI for two months, went to New Ulms
Sunday to make an extended stay with
relatives there. st. Peter Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelle entertained the
Elite whist club at their home Monday
NIGHT. This is the first of the series Of
meetings for the winter and the entire
membership Of the elnb.Was represented.
I Capt. Burg returned from trip
through the county Sunday. He says
that he is perfectly willing to. rest his
case IN the hands of the voters. He con-
.Esiders his chances of election very bright.
Rev. G. w. Walthausen formerly Of
Courtland but now of Rochester was in
St. Paul last week attending church
meeting and returned by way of this
city where he visited his brother over
Saturday.
| Prof. Boske writes from southwestern
Iowa where he is amusing people with
his Either. He says that il is very warm
there but business is good. He will be
in Kansas this week and from there go
to Nebraska.
Whether 1t is Indian summer or not
there is no question but that the past
month has been one of ideal fall weather
and it can be said that Minnesota has re-
deemed herself IN the line Of weather, for
however disagreeable the summer has
been the present weather is about perfect.
| Miss Minnie Schoch will entertain the
pupils OF her Sunday school class at the
parlors Of the Congregatio church on
Saturday afternoon. Miss Sehoch has
the infant class and there are nearly
forty of the little ones in her care.
i It will be of interest to the contri-
butors of the Mckinley memorial fund
in this city to know that Of the $650, 900
desired there has been contributed $780,.
900 and the association will now proceed
to the erection OF the memorial which is
to be erected in the Conton cemetery
near the tomb of the dead president.
Mrs. II. Z. Beecher's name appears as
the chairman of the Legislative COM
mittee of the State Federation Of
Woman's clubs for the ensuing year and
Mrs. G. d. Griffith is on the committee
on Constitution. The meeting was held
last week at Albert Lea and there was a
large attendance. The clubs of this city
do not appear to have been represented.
The Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad
has commenced the grading of the
switch line running to the New Ulm
Roller Mill. The line cuts in north Of
the old cooper shop and presses by the
Cereal Mill so as to accommodate both
institutions. The company will have a
much better outlet for their products
when the spur is completed.
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