New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-06
Winona & st. Peter & &

Fred Hauenstein is home Oh a visit
from Chicago.
Buffalo, New York, had two million
dollar fire early Saturday morning.
: Mrs. F. Burg Sr. and Mrs. F. Burg
Jr. were visiting in St. Panl last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Xaver Drummer, Of
West Newton, went to st. Peter Satur-
dap, to visit Mrs. Vieltz who is very
sick.
Mr.. VIM. Hummel has disposed Of
his interest in the New Ulm Creamery
Co. to his partners Henry Crone and E.
G. Koch
Auditor Bertrand went to St. Paul
Friday 10 attend meeting ofthe Coun-
ty Auditors of this State. A longer
term is what they want.
Invitation cards are out for private
masquerade hall at Schmucker's Tivoli,
Saturday Feb. 18th. The affair will
undoubtedly be a success.
We are in receipt of the fifth biennial
report of the directors and officers of
the Minnesota Institute for detectives.
The report is a complete record of the
work at the institute during the past
two years.
Last Friday young George Oswald
slipped and fell on the ice striking on the
back of his head. 1t is feared that his
spinal column has been injured. DR..
Berry is the attending physician.
The St. Joseph Society, of New Ulm,
met Saturday and elected the following
officers: President, F. Schubert; vice
president, W. A. Gliding; secretary,
A. Zieher; treasurer, c. Sprcnger.
The St. Peter water-w work system was
tested for the second time last Friday.
The test was official and made under
the supervision of Engineer Harrison,
of Saltwater and the city water-works
committee.
The Clerks of District Court and
Judges of Probate, OF this State, will
meet at St. Paul next Thursday. All
they want is to discuss matters of vital
interest to their respective offices.
Talk is cheap, money is scarce, sub.
nit the court house question to the PEG.
pie, and then keep your peace; but be-
fore that think whether it would be
cheaper to build the same Immediately
or drag it along ten Or twelve years.
SPRINGFIELD ADVANCE.
Anton Thompson who was arrested
for shooting at John E. Hagen had an
examination before Justice Fischer
Friday. He plead guilty to the charge
of assault and battery and was fined
twenty-five dollars and cost or sixty
days at the county Jail. He paid the
fine and was thereupon released.
The Milford Life Stock Co. meets al
the residence of Christ Baeker IN. town
Milfoad, Saturday, February %, at one
o'clock in the afternoon. The best
methods of producing and raising good
stock will be discussed. Every one in.
terested in live stock is requested to at.
tend.
The majority Of our citizens may not
know the secret of the jubilant expires.
sion, which has marked the counte-
nance of Mr.. Fl. Won Essen, the cigar
manufacturer, during the past week.
It's son and joined the family circle
on Saturday, Jan. 26th. 1Ss9.--Le
Sueur News.
The Turnverein masquerade gall wa:
fairly we'll attended by maskers and 6
good sized audience of spectators. PEG
pie do not seem to take as much inter
est in masked balls nowadays as they
used to. Probably the best group al
the ball was the picnic party. The
best single We're two ladies represent
ing pigeon post. Bro. Fisk furnished
the most amusement for the boys.
The performances on the stage were
well rendered especially the Turkish
Reveille".
A Spokane Falls W. T. Special to
the Minneapolis Tribune says: FREQ
Bolinger, young German, and wife
left their two babies asleep in the cabin
in the suburbs and come to town on {
shopping tour this evening. On return
ing at a late hour they were Mortified
to find their home smouldering mas.
and the children burned to death. TIL,