New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-10-14

Mesdames Vim. Silverson and H.
N. Somsen and Miss Minnie Silverson
were passengers Friday afternoon for
Minneapolis. "
Senator Geo. W. Somerville was in
the city last Wednesday enroute to st.
j ames. Owing to the interruption in
the train service he was compelled to
make the trip by way of Mankato.
Paul Hackbarth and wife celebrated
their cotton wedding anniversary
Thursday evening. In honor of the
occasion large party of friends called
at their home on First North street.
Those who attended the dance given
by Hose Company No. 3 in the Star
hall Saturday evening report a very
enjoyable time. The attendance was
large and the affair a success fnanci-
ally. s
"Der Loder," the German play which
was to have been produced in the
Turner Theatre next Sunday evening,
has been postponed one week. It will
be given on Sunday evening, October
25th. 80. @.... -s~Esss s.
Two New Ulm hunters had a costly
experience Sunday. BY mistake they
slaughtered a pair of tame ducks be-
longing to a farmer and the irate tiller
of the soil assessed them SIS for the
fowls.
John Henle has added wax thread
sewing machine to the equipment OF
his harness shop. He is now able to
sew the heaviest harness without being
compelled to use the tedious hand
method.
John Howard of Dodge Center, a
member of the firm of Pope & Howard,
was in the city several days the latter
part of the week arranging for the first
shipment of sheep for the yards across
the river. i
Saturday evening in Turner Hall the
members of the Happy Circle gave
their millinery opening and ball. The
function was unique and the large
crowd which attended spent delight
full evening. =. @.% 49,. -
Arthur Schaub, the we'll known
Mankato attorney and prominent For
ester, delivered the address at the
dedication of the new hall at st. George
Sunday. His speech was greatly
enjoyed by his auditors.
Sneak thieves entered wash house
belonging to Mrs. F. Baasen last week
They pulled the screen door from its
hinges and broke the lock on the outel
door but as far as known did no
secure any articles of value.
Announcement is made by the Mime
apolis & St. Louis that they will ru1
! their last popular excursion Of thu
season next Sunday, October 18th
Fare is $3.50 for the round trip AM
tickets are good returning Monday.
i Solemn high mass was celebrated il
the chapel at ST. Michael's conven
i Saturday morning in honor of tn
completion of the improvements upol
| the building. About $4,000 was ex
pended in remodelling the structure.
Northern ducks are commencing t.
arrive in this locality and hunters ar
reviving interest. The chilly Weathe
in the northern part of the state i
J, driving the birds southwark and the
are showing up here in great numbers
/ New -Ulm will not get the forty
ninth annual convention of the Mime
sofa Congregationalists, the delegate
s having voted to go to Duluth instead
:. An attempt will be made to get th
meeting here at the time of the semi
centennial.
a wash-out in Fritsche's ravine an
a landslide south of the city blockade
! the Minneapolis & st. Louis last week
The road was repaired in time to let
/ train go through at 3 o CLOCK Thursda
!. morning and that day the regula
schedule was resumed.