New Ulm review., 1902-11-12

Frank Hackbarth weot TO New Ulm
yesterday, where he possibly may accept
9 position at the Eagle Roller Mil.
Nicollet Leader.
: Get your pictures framed at j. ii.
Forster's. He has an elegant new lot of
frames, just arrived.
Mrs. B. Fo1lmann was very pleasantly
surprised at her home Thursday evening
by q number Of her lady friends, who
passed . very delightful evening with
her.
VIM. Nash " ho has been in the employ
Of the Eagle Mill Co. for the past two
weeks left for his home il Minneapolis
Monday, having severed his connections
with the mill.
y Pie Nations pride, Yale coffee. For
sale by Geo. Hauenstein.
Geo. Kohn, the eleven year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohn of Courtland
died last Friday of heart disease and
dropsy. He was buried on Sunday from
EthesMethodist church at Courtland,
| On November 10th Bishop Edsall will
be in the city and will conduct Episcopal
services in the Congregational church.
That will be on Wednesday evening and
the services will be public. All are
invited.
The large number Of ducks that have
kbeen flying south the past week would
indicate that the breath of winter had
| struck the lakes of tie north. Thousands
of ducks passed over the city Sunday and
Monday. ~. .......-
X Don't forget to get one of our beau
tlful Solid Silver Souvenir spoons which
will be given away with each So worth
of goods that you buy between Nov. i 5
and Jan. of Haubrich the Jeweler.
(L<The frame work of the Eagle mill is
completed and the work of enclosing it
is we'll along. With the continuance of
the present good weather the contractors
will be able to finish it without incon-
venience. -..:. .s,...-<.
Mary Liebl who was taken to the
hospital last week suffering with appen,
dicitis, died on Saturday. She was buried
Monday in the cemetery at st. George
the service being held IN the Catholic
church IN this city. T i.
\ Don't fail to get mess of those fresh
caught fish for your Friday dinner at
Stuebe's. Phone your orders to No. 1852
Mrs. John Martin of Sanborn was in
the city over Sunday. Mrs. Martin is the
wife of the landlord of the Grand hotel
and is conducting the Sanborn house
which is gaining the reputation of being
very good place to stop. g. T.
The Northwestern has had the gates
put in at the crossings where the coun-
Gil has ordered them and now there is
no danger Of people getting run down
by the; trains as they are entering the
city. The vicinity of the Northwestern
depot looks quite citifed. "a G@
VIM. Owen, the famous actor, is to be
here in the School for Scandal in the
near future. He will have with him a
company of twenty people and the
people of the city may look forward to
something better than the ordinary and
something that can be enjoyed by all.
4 DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis, will be-
in New Ulm. Sunday, Nov. 10Th, at DR..
strickler's office, to do eye, ear, nose and
throat work. Hours, 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Frank Drexlerl arrested for shooting
the hunting dog belonging to Henry
Kanakowitz had his hearing on Friday
and was found guilty and fined 81 and
costs and was made to pay the owner
for the dog. The shooting was deliberate
and inexcusable and the fine very moder
ate for the deed.
The Redwood Reveilie in its issue of
last week announces the coming marriage
of Miss Carrie Isham to Alex Williams.
The latter is we'll known in this CITY as
the manager of the telephone system and
Is young man of faultless habits who
will receive the congratulations of a
large number of people. Ill.,,
TX Select oysters 40 cents per can and
Standard at 80 cents per can, received
daily at Wd. Eibner's Bakery. r.
81. A. De Vaux president of the World
Stock Food Co.. of Mankato was in the
city Monday on his way to Winthrop in