New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-26
Don't forget the grand Sylvester balls

Mrs. Theo. Crone, Jr., who has beer
seriouslyill for some weeks past, seems
on fair way of recovery.
Miss Annie Engel. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Engel, is home on visit
from St. Paul.
The County Commissioners meet
New Years day Tuesday January Isl
1889 in regular session.
We are told that an old gentleman by
the name of Casimir Hart, of Red Stone
| died and was buried here last week.
Fred. Kiesling, who has been in the
business of w. Pfaender Jr. in St. Paul
since his departure from New Ulm, is
spending the holidays at home.
We have heard Of disagreeable distur-
Dances taking place at different locali-
ties in the city, and mainly INDUCED in
by young, over excited peace-breakers.
This must be stopped and we would
advise the police officers to institute a
severe but wholesome example.
AS said before, our millers pay more
for good wheat than those at other pla-
ces. John Groebner, of Leavenworth,
brought load of his grain to Sleepy
Eye, where he was offered 81 cents a
bushel for it. In this city he received
| So cents bushel for 4S bushels.
1t sometimes happens that even a
printer feels happy and is allowed to
enjoy life for a few short moments.
Such an event took place on Christmas
day when Santa Claus came in from a.
Schell's celebrated brewery and set a
diminutive barrel of liquid malt and
hops down in the office.
Marriage Licenses issued during the
| week:
LIVER 0. Bryggen to Glen 0. Marke,
John Torgrimson to Anna L. Brude.
John A. Dietz to Alwine Schweppe.
James G. Epson to Jennie Larson,
Peter, d. Hanson to Emma M. Lamps,
Michael Zeig to Catharina Prokosch.
Mr.. johnson, who lately sustained
such severe injuries in falling over a
ditch near the railway-track, was for
tunate enough to spend Christmas with
his family. He left for Red Wing last
Monday, quite recovered
He expresses himself as we'll satisfied
with the treatment received by the Sis
tiers in the Hospital and the attendin-
physician.
Among the corporations which filed
articles with the secretary of state last
Monday, are the following of this
city,
The New Ulm Stone company, New
Ulm; capital stock, $4,000; incorpora-
tors, Jacob Pfenninger, Werner Bosch
and August Schell, of New Ulm, and
George G. Benz, of St. Paul
The New Ulm Electric Light com
pany, New Ulm; capital stock, 1925, 900;
incorporators, M. Mullen, E. G. PAIL,
Charles Silverson, William Koch and
George Schmidt, all of New Ulm.
Never before, as long as the oldest
pioneer can remember, have New Ulm
and vicinity enjoyed as mild and warm
weather at this time of the year. 1t was
like Spring, the air pleasant, not bit
of snow on the ground, and people en-
joying themselves picknicking out of
doors. At Turner Hall park Singers
brass band discoursed lively music Sun
day afternoon, and ambitious nine-pin
players in their shirt-sleeves sent the
balls flying over the alley. Others en-
joyed a promenade in the park and nu-
merous vehicles were out taking in the
sight. Our people are thankful for this
exceptional blessing of the weather pro-
phet and condole with their eastern and
southern brethren, who are freezing at
the thermometer below zero.
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