New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-04-14
Mrs. a. Gliding has returned from
Milwaukee and Chicago and opened out

amazingly low prices. Don't fail t(
give her call when in want of any
thing in her line.
The board of directors Immediately
met and elected Fl. Book, president
Jos. a Eckstein, secretary; and Aug
Westphal. treasurer. MI. Roberts 81
Fairfield, ILL.,, has been engaged tx
manage the works during the season
of 1880. /.
Mr.. Jacob. Rohner, Eliving near thu
Turner Hall, received severe kick
from horse last Saturday evening,
badly shattering his left arm below
the elbow. DR., Berry was called te
attend t be injured man and he is doing
as well as can be expected.
The New Ulm Silver Cornet Band
and the Governors Guards paraded
through the principal streets of oul
city last Saturday afternoon. The
band has improved remarkably of late
and the music furnished for the occa.
sion was really very good. The Guards
now make splendid appearance with
their new accouterments.
A common infirmity of the aged is
lame back. For this affection Thomas
Electric OIL is a safe, speedy. and &C.
onomic remedy-only a small quantity
of it being needed to achieve the de.
sired result. Throat and lung troubles,
soreness, piles, tumors, and external
hurts. both of men and animals, speed.
lily yield to the healing influence. Our
regular advertisement explains its
various use.
The Marshall Messenger says that a
suit was brought last week by County
Attorney Forbes, of Lyon county,
against Fritz Pregger of Minneota for
selling liquor without a license. The
trial resulted in compromise by
which Pregger paid all costs and
agreed to leave town forthwith. Fred.
is well known in New Ulm he having
tended bar for Mr.. Louis Felkel for a
number of years.
During the month of March Clerk of
Court Blanchard issued marriage licen.
ses to the following parties.
Fir. w. Firle and Dora Bmhum.
"A. johnson and Fridericka Christensen.
Henry Evans and Missouri Pool.
John B. Karl end Eliza Gossel.
Lars J. Enebo and Mary H. Belle.
Joseph Koreis and Emma Scheurig.
Matthias Mirle and Louisa Stalzel.
The Redwood Gazette says that on
Monday of last week, as charles Tyr
rell was digging well on the farm Of
Mather and WATSON, six miles east of
this place, at depth of 23H< feet he
came on the limb of pine tree, about
two feet long and two and half inch
es in diameter. It looks like piece
of wood after it has lain in the water
for one season. How it happened to
get there, is a question Mr.. Tyrren
ould like to have explained.
No less than four couples were mar
ried at the Catholic church in West
Newton, by Rev. Father Mon, yester.
day. The contracting parties were
Frank Dashbach and Mary Ranweiler,
Martin Frank and Anna Ranweiler,
John Koreis and Miss Kooshnick, Mike
Stutz and Miss Koreis. The weddings,
together with the silver wedding of
Barney Ranweiler and lady, were all
celebrated at FIR. Brunner's and at
least half the people III West Newton
were present besides many from this
city and adjoining towns.
Some person too mean for anything
wantonly cut up, last Saturday night,
several spokes and the dashboard of a
new spring wagon standing in Joseph
Schneider's yard. A reward of $50 is
offered in another column for informa.
ton leading to the arrest and convic.
ton of the guilty culprit, and it is to
be hoped it will he the means of his de.
lection. True, the damage done is not
very great but it shows how low some
people will stoop to satisfy personal
spite.
Our city is now Differed as follows:
DR.. C.. Weschcke, mayor.
Peter Scherer, !
FIR. Book,
Jacob Brust, }COuncilOrs.
Jacob Pfenninger, &
Richard Pfefferle --
Jacob Nix, clerk.
Fir. Forster, treasurer,
F. R.. T Bssasn, Justices.
Fr. GOmmel, marshal. r.
Jos. Gales, constable,
A very light vote was polled at
the charter election last week. The
only contest was for city clerk, Jacob
Nix receiving III votes, and F. W.
Gebser 13l.
Our neighboring city Sleepy Eye
possesses dramatic talent that is not to
be sneezed at. We had the pleasure
last Thursday evening Of witnessing
the rendition of the three act drama
entitled 8 Miriam's Crime,'' and the
farce !" Poor Pillicoddy,'' and we have
no hesitation in saying that all the
parts were we'll taken. Mr.. Dousmar
as "Biles'' was immense, and together
with his pard "Scumley," personated
by Mr.. p. P. Roller, frequently brought
down the house. The leading charac
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