New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-30
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Thos. Mulverhill and vile spenl
Christmas with friends in s.. Peter.
Mayor Ives, 81 ST. Peter, Is ii the
city on legal business before Judee
Weber.
Mrs. Newhart and daughter reach
Cd jacksonville, Fla, in safety, the
fore part Of last week.
Geo. Becker, head miller in one Of
the mills at Redwood Falls. came down
to spend Christmas in this city.
H. F. Kiesling, Of Sleepy Eye. is
spending the holidays with his parents
and friends in this city.
Geo. Z. Schultz. Of Chicago, is in
the city on business connected with his
landed interests in this county.
Mr.. "A. Steinhouser, a compositor
on the ST. Paul Volkszeitsng, is spend
ing the holidays at his parental home
in this city.
VIM. Yoerg and wife, Of West st.
Paul, spent Christmas at the Schell
homestead in this city. Mrs. Yoerg
is still here.
Ed. j. Collins departed last Sun
day evening for Washington to enter
upon his clerical duties in the dead let
ter Office
VIM. Beinhorn came up from St.
Paul to spend the holidays with his
New Ulm friends. The boys all con-
gregate around their parental hearths
about this time.
Mr.. F. x. Schlumberger, Of the
padegogic fraternity and at present
teaching near Springfield, is spending
his holiday vacation at home, in the
town of Cottonwood.
Miss Emma Brandt, q student in
the Winona Normal school, and Miss
Amelia Nix, a teacher in the St. Paul
public schools, are spending their holi.
day vacation in this city.
-Emanual Schnobrich, the popular
landlord of the Headquarters Sample
ROOM Kris Kringle of 81 years, re-
ceived the congratulations Of his nu-
merous friends on Christmas day.
Register Torson. Of Watonwan
county, was in New Ulm nearly three
weeks making abstracts of conveyances
in that county when yet part Of
Brown county. He completed his la
bors last week.
Hon. John Lind and Mr.. Henry
Weyhe, two of our well-known citizens,
departed yesterday for California to
spend the winter. Mr.. Lind's family
has been in California for the last three
months.
MIR. F. E. Bowney, of Roberts, Ill.,,
has been appointed to the position in
our public school made vacant by the
resignation Of Mr.. Ed. ]. Collins. Mr..
Bowney is reported to be an. able and
practical educator, having for four years
held the position of principal in the Ro.
berts public schools.
St. Peter Herald:-A cheap jewelry
man was here on Monday and took in the
innocent ones to the tune of 800 in
less than one hour. During his oper-
atoms he stood in hack and some of
the innocent ones began to grumble
and make threats. whereupon the c. j.
m. told the driver to whip up the hors-
es and get out of that. He was driven
up street ways and in a few minutes
came back and sold the same crowd
worse than ever on another sharp trick.
There is no use for the papers to expose
these swindles for it only makes the
peoples patronize them more. The
cheap jewelry men travel for their
health, and it does them so much good
to give the innocent ones so for a
$5. You know that is human nature
and the country is just full of men
anxious to give you 50 for 81. Another
travelling man Of the same kind was in
Mankato yesterday; he will probably
reach St. Peter tomorrow. Be sure
and patronize him; there is lots of fun
in it-for the jewelry man.
Chas. l.. Roos wishes to state that he
has at last found an article he can sell
| on it's merits. 1t lis with pleasure he
guarantees to the public Acker's Eng.
lish Remedy as sure and never fail.
ing cure for Asthma, Coughs, Whoop'
ing Cough, Group, and all Lung Trou.
bles. It is the standard remedy fol
Consumption. He has never found it.
equal.
Chas. L. Roos would specially recon-.
/ nand IN the ladies' Acker's Dvsnensis