New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-26
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Nos. 1, 2 and 25 daily. All others daily
except Sunday
G. W. HHEIDEMANs Agent
The Misses T. and E. Fay, who left
q short time ago for San Francisco,
have safely arrived.
Fred and August Schweppe. the car
penters, are building a commodious
store in Morton Station.
G. Heidemann attended meeting of
1.-THE executive committee of the 2. district
democrats at Mankato last Monday.
Mr., A. Zeug, of Sigel, will leave for
Ann Arbor next Friday to pursue his
second course in medicine at that uni
versity.
Will the young man, who unknow-
ingly took along billiard ball from my
table, confer favor by returning it to
Weigand Hauenstein ?
The pump to test the flowing capaci-
gtY of the we'll on the water-works plat
is expected this week, and on its arrival
our Board of Public Works will insti-
tute further proceedings.
Messrs. r. Pfefferle, T. Baasen and
Fred Pfaender represented the New
Ulm Democratic Club at state con-
Vention of democratic clubs, held in St.
Paul last week.
Our Board of Trade has taken a COM
mendable step in instituting debate
I on the important subject of convict la
Dor, a discussion of which is published
elsewhere in our columns,
Prof. Muntz, the Piano Tuner, will
make his regular semi-annual visit to
New Ulm in the first week of October,
prepared to do all work in his line.
Orders may be left at Olsen's drug
store.
Mrs. Ida Preuss was granted di
Vorce from her husband, August Preuss,
; by Judge Weber, last week. The for
mer is awarded the sole charge, care
and custody of her two minor children,
and is allowed to assume her maiden
name, Ida Winkelmann. sgg
Mr.. L. c. Fredricksen, who for some
time has managed the branch photo
graph business of Mr.. Madsen, bought
out Mr.. E. Setter, of Springfield, and
will begin for himself next week. We
hope that prosperity may attend his eff
forts.
We would hereby express our thanks
to the managers of the Brown County
rair for the courtesy extended to our
scholars by giving them an opportunity
to visit the fair.
a Messrs. Weller and Blauert,
Instructors at EV. Luth. School.
Mr.. F. ". Vogelpohl, whom we re-
Ported seriously ill. last week, died last
Wednesday night and was brought to
his last resting place on Friday under
the auspices of the Sons of Hermann,
to which lodge he belonged.
We express our sympathy for the be-
reaved relatives and the young widow.
While young Herman schweppe, of
Sigel town, was assisting the hired man
in cutting corn last Saturday, the latter's
knife slipped and struck the boys right
hand Just above the wrist, causing
deep cash. Luckily the knife was an
old and dull one, and the wound is not
dangerous, no arteries having been
severed nor bones broken.
Mr.M.Mullen's new residence, which
was about completed, was destroyed by
fire last Wednesday evening. At about
10 O'Clock an alarm of fire came in and
directed the fire company toward the
first ward, where it soon became evi.
dent that the costly structure, which
was atire at all ends was destined to be
wholly destroyed. The valiant efforts
of the tiremen could not stay the fierce
flames, the origin of which is not and
probably will never be known. The
contractor and builder, Mr.. A. C. Ochs,
is most severely affected by the loss of
the building valued at $1,000 on which
he had an insurance of $4,000.
Marriage Bells.
On September 10th. Miss. Marcia