New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-01-13

Ao1 oA0o IL Oletpy Eye, re-
Gently, Charley Brust captured four of
tive birds put up as a target. Char
ley is crack shot with the rifle.
1t was cold enough last week to con.
+. geal the kerosene oil in the street lamps
and as consequence the lamps gave
out very faint and uncertain light.
DR.. Schulin. eculist and aurist of St..
Paul, desires US to give notice that he
will be at the Union Hotel in this city
next Sunday, 18th inst, prepared to
!. treat all in need Of his professional SER
!. vices.
Owing to the cold and stormy wea-
ther last Friday evening the regular
4 monthly board of trade meeting was
postponed until next Friday evening, at
1880 p. m. See secretary's notice in
another column.
John Westphal, travelling salesman
for Mr.. Chas. Nockin, Winona, was
struck and killed by snow pillow at a
3 railroad crossing in that city on Tues
: day OF last week. A brother of the de-.
ceased resides in Mankato.
John Lauterbach, whilom resident
OF New Ulm, has been elected consta-
bic of the village of Redwood Falls.
Although there were two tickets in the
field, John received all the votes cast
for constable. He may consider him.
endorsed.
According to the Herald, a genteel
German has worked the jewelry dodge
quite successfully in St. Peter. He has
!. now departed for pastures new, taking
y about $500 Of St. Peter peoples money
with him. He is accompanied by a
charming wife.
a new builder and contractor arriv-
ed at the house of Mr.. G. Ochs on
Thursday night Of last week. He came
during the prevalence of q binding
snow storm, but this didn't seem to dis
commode him in the least Casemir,
pass around the cigars.
Tickets are out for the annual sub
scrption masquerade ball Of the New
Ulm Turnverein, which occurs Satur-
day evening. 23d inst. No tickets will
be sold at the door and those contem-
plating taking in this grand social
event should provide themselves with
!. tickets in time.
Those who have been prophesying
the suspension of the Nordzicht will be
doomed to disappointment. We I'M
derstand that at q meeting of the Nord-
LIGHT Publishing company, held recent
ly, q dividend Of 50 per. cent. was de-
clared, and it was unanimously voted
to continue the publication.
The Sunday afternoon concerts BY
Wagner and Subilia's orchestra are be-
coming very popular. Despite the ex-
tremelv cold weather last Sunday a
fair audience listened to the sweet mu-
sic of the band. Another concert with
an entirely new programme will be
given next Sunday afternoon.
The dramatic section of the New
Ulm Turnvere in now has in rehearsal
and will produce next Sunday evening
the three-act comedy entitled Hotel
Klingebusch.' = The drop curtain and
the several other stage scenery has
lately undergone an overhauling and
everything now works to perfection.
"Hotel Klingebusch' has recently been
produced in Milwaukee and other large
cities with good success and the play
will no doubt draw a large crowd in
this city.
Mrs. Ernst Fritsche Of the town of
Cottonwood died last Saturday after a
short illness. She has for years been
subject to fainting spells and a few
days ago feeling one Of them coming
on she went to the cupboard to take
some medicine, but in the hurry and
excitement she got hold Of the wrong
bottle and swallowed dose of solution
of carbolic acid. Antidotes were adj
ministered and she seemingly recover
ed from the i'll effects Of the carbolic
acid. but in q day or SO lung trouble
set in. She leaves loving and duti-
full husband and 9 family Of several
children TO mourn her loss.