New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-12

The Rural Teachers Association
meets at the courthouse next Saturday
afternoon at the usual hour.
Judge Weber is holding term of
court for Nicollet county at st. Peter
this week.
Young ladies, Mrs. Fl. D. Beussmann
wants to see yon. See what she says
in another column.
Last year Chas. L. Roos sold car
load of Christmas trees in nine days.
All in want of nice tree should call at
once.
John f. Newman offers his stock of
cloaks at and below cost. Call and see
his large stock of cloaks and holiday
goods.
Mr.. William Pless, lately employed
in the four-mills at Delano, Mimi, ar
rived in the city to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Lantengre.
Miss Mary Hopt, the milliner, re-
opens her well established sewing-school
on the first Monday in January, and
receives application from now on.
We do not throw out bats to draw
customers, but sell all of our goods at
reasonable prices. The finest line of
Dolls, Toys and Fancy goods for sale
by Chas. L. Roos.
The fair, conducted last Thursday by
the ladies of the. Congregational Church,
proved grand success, of pecuniary
benefit to the church and creative of
much enjoyment for the many visitors,
all of whom were we'll entertained.
Lovers of dramatic performance
will have an opportunity to enjoy first
class theatre at Turner Hall next
Sunday evening. ''Mathilde," played
to satisfied audience few weeks ago,
will be again given, numerous play
goers wishing it.
Mr.. John Albert called on us last
Friday and requested us to state that
the statement relative to his departure
from Springfield, made by correspop-
dent in the New Ulm Post was untrue,
since he has no intention of leaving
the village.
''Der Hausbesuchel' monthly fam
lily journal published under the auspices
of the Methodist Episcopal church of this
city, entered upon its fifth year with
fattering prospects, and we hope that
the encouragement given it in the past
may be forthcoming in the future to
ensure it's continued prosperity.
A party of hunters returning home
late in the evening and mentally ours
ing their failure to meet with game,
noticed jack-rabbit cross the road.
One of the hunters jumped down. shot
the rabbit and boosted of his luck, only
to be laughed at by the others, who
found that the slain creature was a
white cat. If the parties in question
don't pay for this local, their names
will be made public.)
A meeting of the Citizens Well Com
mittee, called at Turner Hall last Fri
day evening for the purpose of taking
final action in the matter of money do
mated for the establishment of the flow
ing well, now accepted by the city, re-
suited in the acceptance OF resolution
to reclaim the money invested, accord
ing to a previous agreement. The city
is thus obliged to hand the amountover
but The several donaters may eventually
present the sum for water-works pur-
poses.
A liberal reward is offered for the ar
rest of Pankratz Popp, former Cot
tonwood resident, who is q professional
norse-thlef, who has stolen several CeanS
and was last seen north of St. James,
with several horses. One was light
bay, sway back, 10 years old, and one
sorrel with white star on forehead.
Popp is German we'll known in this
section, and is now pursued by Sheriff
Stemper, of St. james, who recovered
one of the horses lately stolen from L..
Poehler, of CORTLAND.
The sad was news received here by
Mrs. Louisa Pless and other relatives
that her daughter Emma, since last
June the wife of Mr.. Louis Lantengre,
of Corwith, Iowa, was seriously i'll, and
the mother requested to come to her at
once. Last Wednesday, just after the
mother had arrived, the young wife
died and was brought to this city, where
cha was buried last Saturday. She had