New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-22


DR.. A. Koehne Wednesday.
Peter Lila will move his harness
shop to Bryant, OAK, in short time.
A wreck of freight car, near Court
land, delayed trains for several hours
Monday.
Thad. c. Jones, the St. Paul shirt
manufacturer recuperated his health in
New Ulm last week
For the first time this year we will
have a german play at Turner Hall.
Dom forget to attend next Sunday.
Mr.. Gottfried Retzlaff has purchased
the residence property of A. Dietz for
$1,000
Coils. Pfaender and Baasen and Pri-
vate Klossner will leave for Minneapo-
lis to-day to attend the G. A. R. meet
ing.
F. Fl. Retzlaff will remove his ma
chinery business to the old Dietz build
ing, one door north of J. Gabriels, in
the near future.
Mr.. Aug. ScheD celebrated the six
tieth anniversary of his birthday We'd
nesday. A large number of his friends
assisted him.
H. A. Rehfeld, of St. Paul and II.
Hammer, of Mountain Lake, both for
merly from New Ulm, were in town
part of the week.
A number of our Irish citizens are
talking of celebrating St. Patrick's Day
(March 17th) by holding a parade
Good enough.
Sunday February 26 the young ladies
of the Turnverein will play in a german
comedy. Admission tickets at popular
prices. See small bills for cast of char
acters.
W. H. Bonnie left lie Sueur for W ash
Ill WI! L CL L. lStSU WYNN. DoAhC
will remain with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Huber at Henderson, until.
spring.
Mr.. George Gilley, q former resident
of Blue Earth county, died at Cooks
vile, Wis, February 4th. Mr.. Gilley
will be remembers by most of the old
settlers of Brown counto.
In the case of the appeal of the W.
& St. P. Land Co. from the decision of
Judge Weber, the Supreme court has
granted writ of Certiorari. This will
delay the decision of the Supreme
Court for several weeks.
Tuesdays masked ball a6 Turner
Hall was good one. It was one of the
best given by the society during the
last ten years. There were II large
number of elegant and character masks
represented. The dance at Union Hall
held the same evening, was also well
attended.
At Wednesdays meeting Of the Philo-
mathean Society it was decided that all
protective tariff laws should be re-
pealed. \. Stejnhauser and w. T.
Eckstein spoke in favor of repeal and
B. Juni and A. REIN against on &C.
count of the blockade Mr.. I. Wilson
could not be present to speak in favor
of Protection and so G. w. H. Heide-
man decided to save up his Free Trade
speech until some later time. The meet
ings of the society are interesting and
it is worth any PERSONS time TO attend
them.
The New Ulm Building and Loan
Association was organized Friday ev-
Inc. Messrs. G. w. II. Heidemann,
VIM. Hummel, Rev. A. Berghold. E,
G.. PAIL, VIM. Brust. A. G. Ochs, Jos. A.
Eckstein, P. Scherer, j. Kossner jr.,
C.~Stuebe, Fred Pfaender, and G. L.
Roos, were elected as the first board of
directors. The capital stock of the as
ISOLATION is to be $500, Ooo The annual
meeting of the stockholders will be
held on the first Thursday of May.
Monthly meetings for the transaction of
business will be held as soon as the as
ISOLATION is Incorporated. The direc-
tors will elect their officers. Six hund
red shares have been subscribed for
and the success of the organization is
assured.
The trial of Peter Barrett as an &C
complete in the murder of street car
driver Tolleffson.of Minneapolis was
concluded Saturday evening. The jury
retired at 4:3O O. clock and at 7:15 had
agreed. At $50 o'clock the clerk OF
court read the verdict: We, the jury
find tho defendant. Peter Barrett, guilty