New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-01-02


The family Of Mr.. Henry kelle
was bereaved last week by the loss o
their infant child, Paulina, aged fly
months.
MARR1ED-Dec. "a, at the lInio
House, this city, by Rev 9. Mowery
Mr.. Hugh Morrison to Miss Ghristin
both of Prairieville/
County Treasurer SchuberB will bs
at the Merchants Bank in Sleepy Eye
to-day, tomorrow and next day fol
the purpose of receiving taxes.
The board of county commissioners
met yesterday, but under the new law
the newly elected commissioners d,
not take office until next Monday, Jan
uary 7th.
The News says that Knute Ander.
son has succeeded K. Rierson as agen
for S. D. Peterson at Lake Benton. Mr.
Geo. W. Harrington succeeds Mr.. An
lerson at Springfield.
Mr.. G. sstuebe. proprietor Of the Ci
ty MeatHMarket, places US under obi
cations tfor a fine turkey that be caus-
ed to be placed on our table New
Y ears day. Many thanks.
Now is the time to send for you
friends in the old country. Only
81 ,25 from Bremen to New I'm, and
steerage outfit thrown in the bargain
Apply to Jos. Bobleter, over City Drug
Store.
A post norton on the body Of VIM
Ettier of Madella, who died recently
showed that his heart mad grown tic
,he diaphram and weighed thirty-twc
ounces, moro than twice normal
weight.
At the Cong. Church, cor. Mimi. 1
Third South Sts., every Sunday
Preaching at IL A. M; Sunday
School at l21s P. NJ. All are wei
come. Seats free. Subject Of lectur,
next Sunday evening: Reading.
On Wednesday afternoon messag
came over the wires that a terri BILE
was raging in Dakota ant
coming EAST at the rate of 40 miles al
hour. The storm spent it's fury soor
after crossing the State line and it's eff
feet was not felt east of Candy.
The Mankato Free Press published
the names of lightweight ladies tina
would "receive'' on New Years day
Here in New Ulm the custom of re
ceiving on New Years day has evi
IDENTIFY not yet come in vogue.
Library meeting at Mr.. Landen
this evening at O'Clock
prompt. This is the annual meetin!
for the election of officers. The ladie
should make it a point to be on hand
in order to have Il share in the oilicia
honOrs.
The Literary Society of last winter
took a new start at the residence O
Mr.. Newhart, last Thursday evening
A programme was arranged, and tn,
place and time for next meeting fxet
at Mr.. A. w. Bingham's, this, Wed
nesday, evening at s o'clock.
The Mankato Free Press personne
must have had high time on Christ
mas day, if the appearance in last
weeks paper If the tax rate item clip
ped from this paper is a true pointer
Come, Bro. Hunt, if you have any re.
CARDS for our feelings, don't reproduce
,ur items in that shape
A young Polish girl named AdeliDe
kolkawoski, aged twenty-one, died ir
Baltimore last week from excessive
lancing. She attended ball in com
oany of aI older sister, and after tax.
ng part in the dancing for several
hours she was suddenly seized with
and in few hours died
This is is timely warning for Ill girl;
% 81 slow during leap year.
The st. Peter Tribune says it i:
now settled fact that there will be {
new depot built at Kasota next sum
mer. 1t is said that the depot will be q
tine one, and be equal to any one on
the road, Kasota Junction is one Of
the most Important stations on the
road and the need of commodio us
passenger depot has long been felt. Il
was through the courtesy of MI. Hol
brook that delayed passengers have
found shelter at all.
Our brother scribe Of the Redwood
Gazttte was joined in the holy bonds
OF wedlock with Miss Elizabeth H
Mckay, of Hampton. Dakota county
on Christmas day. Even country edit
ors will sometimes presume to be
somebody, bat it is not always tina,