New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-12-04

of Arnold Gulden. Sunday morning
The water mains on Minnesota street
are all laid.
Miss Allie Scherer was pleasantly
surprised by a number of her young
friends last Sunday evening.
August JSehell is dangerously III. DR..
Stamm, of St. Paul, arrived on Mon
day to attend him.
Henry Hanschen left for Indianapo-
lis on Monday to bring home the child,
that has been receiving medical treat
ment at that place.
The celebrated Collins case, In
which the latter sues the former for dam
ages to the amount of $1,000. will come
up before the district court at st. Peter,
week after next.
Miss Annie Fink, a St. Paul lady,
who is well known in New Ulm, was
married last week to Walter z. Dean,
manager of the Harris Opera House
of the former place.
Attorneys Somerville and Thompson
were down from Sleepy Eye on Mon
day to argue the James II. Redtord
case before the regular session of the
probate conrt.
The Review was in great error last
week when it chronicled the marriage
OF Charles Winkelman to Miss Mary
Hopt. 1t was Jacob Palmer, late of
Fairfax, and not Mr. Winkelman, who
was married.
By the retirement of several mem.
bers, John Lind will stand second be-
low the chairman on the postoffice COM
mittee of the House He is likely to
get the Craftsmanship of one of the audi
ting committees.
Our advertising columns this week
speak well for the Review as medium
TOR setting forth your business or your
wants. Among the new changes we
would call attention to the Christmas
announcements of Cnas. Wagner and
e. L. Roos, and and to the ads. of j. C
Ioberer aud Frank Kuetzing.
VIM. Tompkins, who lives within a
a mile from Springfield, has one of the
finest Percheron horses in the county
1t is beautiful dapple grey. is only six
years old, and weighs 1910 pounds.
The farmers of the county should be
interested in the maintaining of sdch
good stock.
The Redwood Reveille says that mo-
ton Tor new trial in the Rose case
will be argued before Judge Weber
On the 4th of February. If this is re-
fused, the defense will then appeal to
the supreme court. This statement
however is contradicted BY the relatives
of the prisoner.
The St. Peter Board of Trade are
considering proposition from Geo. P.
Clark & Co. for the moving of their
shops, for making basket machinery,
from Gary. Dakota, to that place. A
similar proposition is also being consid-
cred here. Seems to us that New Ulm
ought to get them.
Be sure to take in .'Muttersegen'' or
"Pearl of Savoy at Turner Hall next
Sunday evening. As touching melo-
drama. it is equal TO anything ever pro-
dnced in New Ulm, and the fact, that
those who have seen it before have Sc
cured their seats early, is sufficient
guarantee of its merit.
The Empire Mill are making a cred
liable Improvement to their establish
ment in the shape of an Office, separate
and apart from the mill itself. The
foundation for the new building is be-
ing laid this week, and the building it.
self will be completed in the spring.
1t will be of brick, with Dimensions.
SO by 20.
The regular annual meeting of the
board of trade will be held next Friday
evening. Officers of the society for the
ensuing year will be elected and it is
desired that there should be full at
tendance. The reports OF the president
and secretary will also be read and 9TH
er important business attended to.
Anyone wishing to become a member
should make it a point to be present.
The dances at the different halls on
Thanksgiving evening were largely at
tended. That at Turner Hall, which
was given by the members of the A. o.
u. W., was strictly an invitation ball,
and only members of the lodge with
their families and invited guests were
present. That it was pleasant and