New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-10-24
FRESH OYSTERS at Eibner's.


Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Luders, of Chi
cago, visited relatives and friends in
this city lastsweek.
A cuff, with a gold button has heen
lost by Mr.. w. F. Setter. See his notice
in another column.
John f. Neumann is busted with stor-
ing winter-apples, having received car
loads of them this week.
The meeting of the Republican Club
tonight will prove an interesting and
profitable one; let all attend.
Union Hall held an interested audi
ence, witnessing the performances of
Prof. Bruder, last Monday evening.
A package of cabinet photographs of
soldiers from the regular army was lost
on the streets. The finder will please
deliver them at this Office.
The New Ulm Vinegar Works of
Theo. Crone are receiving noteworthy
improvements, the capacity of the
works being greatly enlarged.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage, which takes place to-day, of
Miss Emma Nix, to Mr.. Armin Stein
hauser, of St. Paul. The REVIEW con-.
graduates.
Mr.. Bertrand Frey and family, of
Leavenworth, accompanied by Miss
Eva Manderfeld, of this city, left for
Sprague, Washington Ty., last Thurs
day.
The Dakota House baggage team en-
joyed short runaway yesterday morn
ing, smashing the wagon but doing no
other damage. The young driver es-
capped without injury.
Silver II. Alden, resident of Lake
Hanska, was examined before Judge
Brandt by Drs. Mueller and Berry, de-
clared insane and sent to the St. Peter
Asylum last Monday evening.
John Lind will speak in the town of
Linden and Lake Hanska on the first
days of November, and preparatory
steps have been taken to make the oc.
casions memorable and interesting.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Marshal
of Lyon County tookthe prisoner Doyle
and another from our jail and brought
them to Marshall, to appear before the
court now in session there.
A new shoe-store is to be opened in
the Beinhorn building by 3. Holloway
and Co. of Chicago.
The building next to it will be occu-
pied by Mcconnell and Thomas, dry
goods etc.
W. II. Eustis, of Minneapolis. very
eloquent lawyer, speaks at Sleepy Eye
tonight. Delegations from this city
will go, and all are cordially invited to
attend. A grand torchlight procession
will parade the streets and good music
furnished.
Married, Sept. 9th. at the residence
of the brides parents in Beecher, H.,
by Rev. G. Koch, Miss. Louisa A. Hack,
to Rev. L. B. Nobis of this city. The
new couple, for whom the Review wish.
es prosperity and happiness, arrived in
the city last week, Thursday.
Nothing is more nourishing and as
beneficial to an invalid as 81 well pre-.
pared oyster-soup. Nor is this to be
despised by anyone. who wishes to feast
as we'll as the .'noble of the land
Eibner, the caterer, supplies all your
demands in this line. Go and see him.
Areception was last evening rendered
by friends of Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Nobis
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. IT.
Ross. The Reverend returned last
week from Illinois, accompanied by his
wife, and has since taken charge again
of the Congregational Church, where
services will be regularly held.
Our farmers have of late been inter.
ested in threshing corn from the shocks
and are well satisfied with the expert
ments undertaken. At the farm of Mr..
Fred Klossner quite quantity of corn
was in this manner s'shelled," and be.
sides doing away in this manner with
the somewhat slow and tedious process
of corn-shelling, the cobs are cut up
and serve for cattle food.
Married. Yesterday morning Miss
Caroline Dauer, daughter of Mr.. Lo-
REM Dauer, of Cottonwood, was mar
ried to Mr.. George Schmidt Of the same
town.
The ceremony took place in the Cath
Ole Church of this city, and in the Of
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