New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-19

Fresh select5and bulk oysier. e the
Weneeda.
! Eat PAYS Maple Dates. for sale ~
al dealers.
.. Gibbs<of Sleepy Eye was II the city
on business yesterday
Einar Hoidale was il the new town of
Wanda on business Monday.
Henry n. somsen was is Minneota yer
Iterday looking after his real estate m
lteres1s there.
Try the Weneeda bakery for lunches
at any hour of the day. Served warm.
tt yonsilayen't tried the Weneeda try il.
Word comes from John Fenscke who
lis ID Mexico that that former New Ulm
boy has married. This was surprise to
his relatives in this city. B
Turner hall orchestra has arranged to
give ball Thursday evening; Thanks.
giving. The invitation is to the public
and all will be cordially welcomed. The
orchestra has arranged for special music
on the occasion and good time is
guaranteed to all who go.
= Buy your iron beds, springs and mat
tresses at j. III. Forster's.
az Math. Siebenbrunner had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot IN bad shape
Tuesday morning. He was out in the
woods on his farm and in some way the
ak slipped and cut the foot to the bone
across the instep. DR.. Stricken dressed
the wound as soon as the wounded man
could be brought to town.
+ Don't fail to get mess of those fresh
caught fish for your Friday dinner at
Stnebe's. Phone your orders to No. ] SO
In the case of Miss Theresa Macho VS.
Frank Polta which came up Monday, it
was agreed that Polta should pay .her
1926, and that she would certify that
the child should not become charge Of
Brown county. The case was continued
however until the meeting Of the County
commissioners in January at which time
they will dispose of the verdict.
Select oysters 40 cents per can and
Standard at so cents per can, received
daily at Wd. Eibner's Bakery.
E ]. Klossner Jr, has received notice Of
shipment by the government Of the nine
headstones requested by the g. A. 4.
post Of this city for the graves Of com
1ades which remain unmarked. The
stones are the same as those used in the
national cemeteries and are furnished by
the government free Of cost. The state
furnishes the base for the headstone and
pays for placing them. Thus the grave
of every soldier may by marked.
lOOQfold fish, fountain fish and fantaiIs
just arrived at r. Pfefferl's Grocery
Store. 4s 81.
Fritz Yeite, who for the past year has
been with the Home bakery has been Sc
cured by the Weneeda bakery and will
hereafter preside over the culinary de-
partmant of that instition. Mr.. Veite is
one of the best bakers that has ever been
in the city. For q number Of years he
was in one of the largest bakeries Of St.
Paul and carries high recommendations.
His service will add much to the lepu-
taion of the Weneeda. j. i 4
Today the ladies of the Congregation
al church serve their chicken pie dinner at
the Olsen building. They will serve two
meals, dinner and supper the dinner is to
include the chicken pie and will cost the
eater SO cents and the supper will not
be SO elaborate and will cost the moder-
ate sun of 25 cents. The ladies will be
pleased to see large number of people
out to partake Of their excellent cook,
ing. ..s. B. .ss.: 45 s..5
The marriage OF Miss Caroline Schno.
brich to Henry Haselbruck took place
at the Catholic church in this city or
Monday last. The bride is the daughter
of of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schnobrich anc
the groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs