New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-14
FRESH OYSTERS at Eibner's s.

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FRESH OYSTERS at Eibner's.
Mr.. w. j. Gulden, of Gibbon, was {
welcome caller at our office last Satur
day.
A number of friends were pleasantly
entertained by Miss. Claire Rehfeld last
Friday evening.
At St. Peter a grand joliifcation
meeting was held last evening, lie Sueu1
and Mankato republicans participating.
will you give me a cigar for this
picture?o says Charlie Stuebe in a
plaintive murmur and unrolls the
sketch of Eugene M. Wilson.
Colleague Scherer, and family, of the
Mankato Post, were in the city last
Sunday. attending the N. U. Turnye-
rein's anniversary.
\ Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Pfeferle, a
pair of twin-boys, last Friday night.
The Review sends it's hearty congratu-
lations.
The Wizard Oil Concert Company
hold the boards at Union Hall for an
entire week. Their productions are
excellent and merit the patronage OF
our music loving public.
The death of Mr.. Christian Schwerr
occurred at the house of Mr.. A. Gle
secke, of Courtland, last Sunday eve
ming. Deceased died of cholera morbus
and will be buried in this city this
this morning.
The election in Brown County, al
though preceded by an energetic cam.
paign, proved that the average voter
cared more for personal than political
friends, as long as the former proved
efficient candidates, and as result the
newly elected officers give general sat
isfaction.
For representative Mr.. G. w. H.
Heideman received many republican
votes, especially in this city, where his
majority was AT. Had it not been fol
the fact that the ''court house rumor''
was circulated, Mr.. Erickson would
have been elected.
A. F. Walton lost the election OIL the
grounds that he had but lately held an
office and did not at this early date
merit another. His opponent, and the
successful candidate, Mr.. Bertrand, had
but a single vote more in this city than
he.
Frank Burg, the new treasurer, had
conducted most thorough and active
campaign, and the friends he gained
meanwhile secured his success. Al
though the present occupant gives the
best satisfaction, the general opinion
seems to be not only here but in many
other counties, that a treasurer's service
ought not extend over two terms.
For the Office of Judge of Probate,
Ernst 1randt was elected over Franz
Schubert, a most worthy gentleman,
the former efficient treasurer of this
county. Mr.. Schubert was only defeat.
ed because the Office of Probate Judge
is one where the people dislike to see q
frequent change, and where an earnest
occupant is therefore repeatedly re.
tanned.
The fight for attorney was a post
bitter one and Robertson's election
at one time seemed certain. Someryille
got there by a small majority.
Sheriff Schmid, reelected, although
confronted by an able opponent, proved
too popular and his good services could
not help being recognized.
For Superintendent of Schools the old
officer came in by a small majority.
Anton Zieher, one of our oldest sett-
lers. is elected for Court Commissioner
over f. G. Koch, the old officer, who
ably filled the position. Mr.. Zieher will
without doubt do creditable service.
DR.. Humphrey and Julius Berndt are
respectively chosen for Coroner and
Surveyor.