New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-10-17
FRESH OYSTERS at Eibner s.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marti
daughter, last Wednesday. We sent
our congratulations
Antiquity is not always 4 proof OF
verify. Crone's dry goods are as favor.
ably known as Jim Blaine, of Maine.
Mrs. G. B. Fraser, of Minneapolis, is
the guest Of Mrs. B. F. Webber since
last Wednesday.
MI. Frank Kuetzing has received a
large stock of cloaks. See his new ad
in another column.
When thing is done advice comes
too late. If you have not bought an
oVercoat look at Crone's stock.
Mr.. Charles Gerboth and family, of
Courtland, left last Friday for Spokane
Falls, where they will permanently re-
side.
Mrs. II. Rudolph, who had for some
weeks been the guest of her brothers in
Kansas City, Mo-, returned home last
week.
An infant child of Mr.. August Wind
horn, living at Swan Lake, died last
Monday. We express our sympathy
for the bereaved parents.
Mr.. Henry Crone welcomed future
heir to his household last Monday even
ing. The Review congratulates the
happy parents.
Mr.. Hans Wurm, employed by the
New Ulm Creamery Co., meurns the
loss of two small children, who died
last Monday evening.
We would draw the special attention
OF our readers to the synopsis of pro.
posed constitutional amendments, pre-
sented in another column.
The Dramatic Section of the New Ulm
Turnverein contemplate opening the
theatrical season on November 4. with
the production of ''Mathilde''. drama
in four acts.
Hon. W. r. Merriam and Col. Joseph
Bobleter will leave st. Paul Tomorrow
morning, spend part of the day in St.
Peter, be present in this city in the ev-
ening, and depart for Mankato on Fri.
day morning.
We had the pleasure, last Friday, to
receive call from Messrs. j. 81. Block
and j. 3. Sackett, of ST. Peter. The
former is candidate for sheriff on the
republican ticket, and has fair pros
poets of being elected.
MARKIED.-Last Monday evening,
Miss Emily Kuehpel. of Lafayette, was
united in marriage to Mr.. John F. Neu-
mann, OF this city, by Justice Kuehnel,
at the residence of the brides parents.
We send our hearty congratulations to
he.couple who are at present sojourn-
ing in Minneapolis.
Captain Jacob Nix returned from his
extended tour in the east last Monday.
He has carefully considered political
demonstrations in the states he visited.
and from all reports feels safe in pre-
dieting the election of Harrison. Demo-
Gratis are making desperate efforts to
rally their forces, and as a last hope
centre them in the middle states.
The chairman of the second district
democratic congressional committee,
having requested John Lind to enter on
a series of joint debates with his oppo-
nent, Wilkinson, was informed by Mr..
Lind that he gladly accepts the friendly
challenge, and an order of debates has
already been arranged to take place at
prominent points.
Sixteen farmers were one day of last
week assembled at Essig Station, await
ing stock, and to pass time and feel OF
their political pulse, a vote was taken
wit the following result.
Harrison II, Cleveland 4, Fisk l.
Then they began to talk tariff, and
our reporter informs us that he thought
it time to flee for safety.
Mr.. Herman Schmidt, of Essig, while
driving past. the Milford schoolhouse
on the Sleepy Eye road near Mr.. Han
gartner's place, had the misfortune to
have his vehicle capsize, causing the
occupant, Mrs. Adams, to sustain slight
injuries, while he was severely bruised.
The son of Mrs. Adams escaped IN.
hurt, while the horses ran away and
into a wire-fence
Communicated.