New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-01-04

! | 81 1He County, COtHMlSSlOH0IS Alct ycS-
terday and will most likely be in ses-
sion all week.
E Mr.. and Mrs. Heimerdinger. of Col
den Gate, were visiting friends in the
city last Wednesday.
| Mrs. f. Ell. Behnke is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Sleeper, at Brownsville,
MINI.
The fire department has been notified
that the steamer will be shipped in
about week.
Sherifs Krassin of Waseca county
and Rogers Of Nicollet county called
on sheriff sehmid Thursday.
Mrs. Hedwig Heinrich Wilhelm, a
noted german lecturer, will speak at
Turner Hall about January 18th.
Court Clerk George issued 50 frstand
Z full OF second citizens papers during
the year 1887.
The first masked ball of the season
will be given by the Turnyerein Satur-
day January 21st 1883.
REDWOOD REy1ELLE.-Chas. Stelz-
ner. miller for Birum and Anderson, is
the father of a brand new boy.
| Miss Pauline Peters, who has been
staging with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eek
stein left for Minnesota Lake, Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. j. Newhart, and son Horace,
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Ross near
Kansas City and will continue the "trip
to California with them. II 2Sl3
| The Eagle Roller Mill EC1ompanI is
now owned by Chas. SiEYerson ind
Geo. Fry, they having purchased Mr..
Bonne's interest in the coneern.
Mr.. Chas. silverson and family re-
turned from an extensive visit to Gin
cinnati and other eastern citiss We'd
nesday.
Inc board OF trade will meet Friday
evening. Ex.secretary Heueman will
present an interesting report that even
ing. ~,
The court house case " h not be tried
on the 9th as Judge Severance will be
unable to be present.. thecase will be
adjourned to later date.
The concert given by the Bavarians
at Turner Hall "Wednesday was slimly
attended on account ofthe cold wealth.
er. The concert was BOD.
The Review is underpbligations| TO
number of its friends fiji Christmas and
New Years greetings il substantial
character.
Nextiuesday the Philomethean So
aety will debate upon the question,
Should European Emigration be re-
stricted? Everybody is invited to at
tend. The debate will be conducted in
german.
The tax duplicates are now in the
hands Of the county treasurer and he is
ready to receive the annual contribu-
tons. He will be at the bank of Sleepy
Eye Feb. Z, 8, and 9, and at the office
OF j. j. Ray in Springfield Feb. 10 and
l. for the purpose of collecting person
al property taxes.
Mrs. Palmer has opened sewing
school and gives instructions in cutting.
Mrs. Palmer teaches how to cut dresses
mems shirts and boys vests and coats
all from one chart. A sleeve system
goes with the chart. Parents would do
well to send their children at once.
Only one marriage license was issued
during the last week in December.
Grant Ross and Barbara Brown being
the contracting parties. Marriage licens :.
es issued during the last year amour
to LOG as follows: January Z, February
4, March s, April 9, May II, June 10,
July August 7,September IA, October
i November s,Decemher (: In 1886 1926
licenses were issued, showing a decrease
for 1887 of II. Clerk George blames
the high license law for the shortage,
but if he had seen his predecessor work
up the license business last year be
would come nearer guessing the true
reason.
See Geo. E. Brown & Co.'s card in
our advertising columns. They have
been leading importers for fourteen
years.
an End TO Bone Scraoing.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill.,,
says: Having received SO much bene-
fit from Electric Bitters, I feel it my
duty to let suffering humanity know it,
Have ha,1 a TI1nninO Sorc N, ~. cx,,.