New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-11-02

Come in and look at our new over
coats-the latest styles.
Oil meal cake for cattle-the best
food you can get.
Eggs taken in trade or cash.
Look at our shoe stock-you will be
surprised what nice line.
Baby shoes-all prices.
Buster Brown collars, l0c.
Crushed velvet belts at all prices.
Neck fur boas and scarfs from SOC
up to $500.
DR.. D. F. Wood was in the city
Monday in connection with business
before the judge of probate.
If you want some exceptional bar
gains in meats go to Charles Stuebe's
market Saturday, November 5th.
Congressman j. T. McCleary visited
the high school Monda y forenoon and
spoke to the students on West Point.
Miss Kittie Tyrrell left yesterday
for her home in Waterville, after a
visit of two weeks with her sister, Miss
Emma.
Rev. G. Holm, now pastor of a
church in Minneapolis, was in New
Ulm Monday for the funeral of Mrs.
Henry Durbahn.
Miss Camille Wahle returned Satur-
day to her home in Manawa, Wis,
after visit of two weeks with her
friend, Miss Birdie Mullen.
Members of the Sleepy Eye High
school have organized a debating
club and hope to form a league this
winter including out-of-town schools.
Mankato has secured the next annual
meeting of the Southern Minnesota
Teachers association. The 1904 meet
ing was held in Fairmont the last few
days of last week.
A. F. Redman and wife leave Friday
for the worlds fair over the North
western road. They expect to be gone
a couple of weeks and make short
stop in Chicago.
Mrs. Barbara Classen was surprised
at her home on Broadway Sunday
evening by number of the ladies of
ST. Anne Court, w. G. o. F. The even
ing was spent pleasantly.
County Attorney Einar Hoidale fin
ished up his campaign speaking Mon
day. The week previous he was
quite busy winning democratic votes
in many towns in Southwestern Mime
sofa.
A wedding of the near future which
will be celebrated in the Lutheran
church in this city is that of August
Rolloff and Miss Martha Froeming OF
town Milford. The date set is Novem.
Der 18th.
Miss H. M. Philips, formerly teacher
in the Mankato Normal, was in the
city from Saturday to yesterday as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Crit.
chett. She left on the latter day fol-
| Kansas.
M. Mullen and Charles Stuebe re.
turned Thursday from Everett, S. D.,
where they spent a week looking after
their cattle interests. They shipped
two train loads of cattle to the Chica
go market.
j. j. Lauermann, state organizer
for the Catholic Order of Foresters
spent Wednesday and Thursday ir
New Ulm. He had no special business
here but was merely passing through
the city.
The democratic county committee
met in New Ulm Friday evening anc
discussed matters pertaining to the
campaign, which is now waxing warm
Nine members, including those in this
city, were present.
In thefootball game between Carleton
and Manchester colleges Friday two
New Ulm boys were stars on the Carleton
team. Dwight Mowery played center
while Clarence Mowery held down the
left-guard position.
The auction of Fred Walther in tow1
| Cottonwood last week was attended By
about 200 buyers and politicians. Mr.
w alther has purchased the Mowery
property on German street and expect:
to move into town this fall.
| Henry Muller entertained abou
forty friends from New Ulm SATURDAY
night at a party given at his home
across the river in Lafayette. Dane
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