New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-03-03
PERSONAL Ne, TON
Mr.. P. Manderfeld, Of Gibbon, wa

$50 s2
Mr.. p. Manderfeld, of Gibbon, was
in town Monday.
Prof. H. A. Subilia made trip to
Yankton, D. T.,last week.
e. j. Letford, operator at Sanborn,
was caller at the REVIEW Office yes
terday.
Mrs. Grimmer was called to Chas-
ka last Sunday on account of her
daughters illness.
Mr.. C. +. Roos and Mr.. Phi. Gross
visited Redwood Falls on business last
Monday and Tuesday.
Aft. Walton, ex-register of deeds,
was shaking hands with his New Ulm
friends last thursday.
Mr.. John D. Stricken, of Mark
ham, Canada, is visiting for few days
with his brother. DR.. Stricken.
Mr.. Ed. Huebner and Miss Emma
Pfaender, students in the Mankato
Normal school, came home over Sum-
day.
Mr.. Luther Nichols departed yes
terday for Fairfax, Renville county,
where he will 90 into the machine bus
mess.
Mr.. w. Gefert, manager of the
eating house at Tracy, came down
last Saturday evening to take in the
masquerade.
Miss Garvin, of Good Thunder,
Blue Earth county. who has been visit
ing with Mrs. B. F.. Webber, returned
home last week.
Henry Frenzel, OF this city, was re-
gistered at the Sherman House, Chicago,
last week Tuesday. He returned home
Friday evening.
Mr.. VIM. F. Setter, assistant cash
Ter in the Brown County Bank, re-
turned home from his southern trip last
Saturday evening.
Geo. Reich. typo in the REVIEW
Office for the past eighteen months. de-
parted Monday evening for ST. Paul.
His case has been taken by Albert Kel.
Ter.
Mr. Horatio Werring, the Golden
Gate merchant, pulled the REVIEW
latch string last Monday. He reports
everything serene in his neighbor-
hood.
Mir. Alfred Bsinhorn departed
last Monday for Woonsockett, D. T.,
where he will engage in the jewelry
business. His many New Ulm friends
wish him success.
We understand that Mr.. C. G.
Holmberg, until last fall manager of
the New Ulm vinegar works, is now en-
gagged in the jewelry business at Woon.
socket, D. T., and doing we'll.
Mr.. Jos. Fortier, at one time pro.
prietor of the Redstone ferry, now sher.
if of Yellow Medicine county, was
calling on old friends in this city last
Friday. Mr.. Fortier seems to hold his
own remarkably well,
WIN. Brust, formerly assistant
cashier in the Citizens Bank. and later
engaged in the milling business at Su-
perior, Wis, has accepted a position in
one of the banks at Redwood Falls. He
entered upon his new duties last Mon
day. His family, who is at present
visiting in this city. will join him in
their new home next Saturday.
Hon. c. c. Brandt, who has been
in:.southern California since the middle
of January, returned to this city yes
terday morning. His stay here. how
ever, will be brief, AS he expects to re-
turn to his future home in San Diego
in about two weeks. He gives very
interesting description of matters and
things concerning southern California.
He says the climate the whole year
round is like the month of June in
Minnesota, and that many Minneso-
tians go there regularly to. spend the
winters.
The following is statement of the
emoluments of the city treasurer's Of
flee for the seven years ending April
1885:
1879, two PEI cent u IL money. collected, s146, oc
1880. >, >, ,, -, >. 161, II
1881, ), ), ), >, - y ;, 1900
1882, ;, ;. ;, 80 ), ). $4,000
1888, ;, ;, >, -, ), ), 1896
1884, ]. ;, >, -. /. 10000
1885, ;, ), ), .. y }, 49,
Total for the seven voarc a 067 oe