New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-22
County attorney Sonerville was in
Che city yesterday on legal business.

County attorney Somerville was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
Mr. Anton Brey, Of Minneapolis, is
here on q visit.
The Masonic Ball will be given at
Turner Hall this evening.
The new bridge is to be completed
by April 1st. We expect to see some
tall hustling before that tine.
The young ladies of the Turnverein
will play the four act comedy, lin
Schritt yom Wege'' at the hall next
Sunday.
The city council has christened all
the streets. 1t would not be bad idea
to label them SO that the traveller
would know whether he is on Hickory,
Elm, Maple, Hay, Summit, Pleasant or
Hill Streets.
We notice in Winona paper the
following account of the death of Mrs.
Abner Tibbetts, former resident of
New Ulm. The remains of Mrs. Abner
Tibbets arrived at Lake City on Sunday
last, she having died at Fort Atkinson,
Wis, On the 10th inst, of congestion
of the brain. Thirty-one years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbets were welcomed
as, guests upon the shores of Lake Pep
in, where they so long resided there
after, and her remains were brought to
their final resting place in Lake City
cemetry, Mrs. Tibbetts's life ended in
peculiar loneliness. Two children, a
son and a daughter, upon whom she
hoped to lean for support and comfort
in her declining years, were carried to
their graves; one, apparently in the
vigor of early womanhood; the other a
prattling child. Finally the last link
that bound her to earth was sundered
by the sudden death of her husband in
Mexico little over one year ago, while
on q journey to that country in compa-
nv with Ex-senator Window.
The copartnership existing between
the members of the Citizens Bank ex-
PRED February Is. A new agreement
to carry on the banking business for five
years was entered into by the following
responsible business men and citizens
of New Ulm: M. Mullen, j. G.. Ru-
dolph, Chas. Wagner. E. &. Koch, ]. H.
Vajen, Geo. Decline, W. Bosch, j..
Pfenninger, F. Forster, Theo. Crone,
O.. NJ. Olson, W. Hauenstein, G. Wesch.
cke, A. Schell, E. G.. PAIL, VIM. Koch,
Geo. Schmidt, M. A. Bingham, A. w.
Bingham, Chas, Slverson and B. f.
Weber. The names of the above named
gentlemen are a sufficient guarantee of
the soundness of the institution and
when it is remembered that each one of
the partners is privately responsible for
all liabilities OF the bank it will be seen
that the bank must be safe. The Off
GERS Of the bank are NJ. Mullen, presi-
dent; j. H. Vajen, vice-president; J. G.
Rudolph, cashier; j. Fl. Vaien. Geo.
Doehne, G. Silverson, E. G.. PAIL, Chas
Wagner, O. M. Olson and Nj. Mullen
directors. The following very compli-
mentary resolution was passed by the
old members of the bank.
Resolved by the old members of the
Citizens Bank, that we hereby tender
our sincere thanks to Mr.. John C. Ru-
do',>i: and Er. M. Mullen for their faith
full, careful, judicious and honest man
agement as cashier and president of the
Citizens National Bank for nine years,
and of the Citizens Bank for the last
five years, and it is our earnest wish,
that they may live to act in the same
capacity for the new Citizens Bank for
many years to come.