New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-05
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

G. w. II HE1DEMANs Agent
Republicans will tonight assemble in
the old school-house on German st.
A small child of Ernst Hindermann
was buried last week, Tuesday.
All those desiring space for an exhi-
33ppit at the Brown County fair will
please apply early to the secretary.
Lieut.. Adj. A. j. .Eckstein spent seVe-
{ raj days last week with Mankato and
Minnesota Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Toberer and
Mrs. A. Nagel will visit the Cincinnati
Exposition this week.
Charlie Heideman was elected a
member of the democratic executive
committee of the second district.
y Married. Yesterday Rev. G. j. Al
brecht united in marriage Miss Nina
Engel, ofSigel, and Mr.G.F. Lemke, of
New Ulm.
Miss Alma Vogel was agreeably sur
prised last Thursday evening by nu-
merous party of friends, who enjoyed
the evening in royal style.
Miss Emma Schapekahm left last
Sunday for Milwaukee where she will
:. attend second term in the German
: American Teachers Seminary.
Little Ferdinand Kalb, of Cotton
wood, while playing about reaper, got
his left hand in a cog-wheel and crushed
it, not seriously however.
Misses Theresa and Emily Fay left
last Monday morning for San Francis
co, where their brother Geo. Fay,
awaits them.
Mr.. John Fl. Weddendorf left last
Monday.for the East. He will visit the
Cincinnati exposition and tarry away
from home for about two weeks.
Newly threshed wheat brought to
town from Milford last week, was
bought for only forty cents a bushel
which is the lowest price paid since
many harVests.
Mr.. George Marti, of St. Paul, was
the guest of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Otto
Schell, several days last week, and with
gun IN hand roamed over the prairies of
Brown County in search of chickens.
Wd. Elmer, the palace restaurant
keeper, amused himself one evening, in
watching the fishing efforts of a few
bows around the corner, who had fast
ened a fish hook in a melon displayed
in frontof the store, and were trying by
means of string to move it away.
The most weighty argument one can
use against a political opponent, whose
statements regarding certain affairs we
can not contradict, consists in charging
him with not being three score years and
ten. Such an able argument delights
the public.
Mr.. Adolph. Eckstein, of Winona,
who as our readers will remember, was
former resident of this city, will ar
rive here about the 10Th inst. in compa-
nv with Mr.. Peter Badly, the general
agent of the Pennsylvania Mutual Life
Insurance Company, for which Mr..
Eckstein will look up business in this
section.
The editor thankfully acknowledges
the receipt of complimentaries from the
following sources:
The Southern Minnesota Fair Asso-
citation, holding its fair at Rochester,
Sept. Sd to 9Th; The Southern Mime.
sofa Live Stock and Fair Association,
at Mankato, September 18th to 21st;
The Minneapolis Industrial Exposition,
The Nicollet County Agricultural So
ciety with fair at ST. Peter, September
20. 81, and %; The State Fair ut. Ham
line.
Aeronautism is at present the most
popular attraction at our large fairs,
and the ascension of Messrs. Hunt and
Price with their ladies at the State Fair
will no doubt draw thousands OF visit
ors to the grounds. Prof. Baldwin has
inaugurated the exhibition OF the dar-
ing and skilled exploit Of descending
with the parachute from balloon
thousands of feet in the air, and the
managers of the State Fair will give its
visitors chance to see this difficult yet
magnificent feat executed sometime in
the near future.
These lively political times, when
every word uttered must be carefully
snd doubly considered, causes many
appointments and breaches OF friend
f Orr colleague, CIV. Scherer, of