New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08

The fire company had meeting last
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Andrew Aman left for Washing
ton Territory last Friday morning.
MI. Thomas Mulverhill has moved in
to A. Held house on Broadway.
Mr.. j. G. Hamlin, of the Blue Earth
City Post paid his respects to the Re-
view Office Friday.
Sheriff Block, of Nicollet County,
had business before Judge Weber Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Il. Loheyde has changed his
"ad.'' and is prepared for spring and
summer trade.
Mr.. Schubert expects to be able to oc.
cupy his new house in about three
weeks.
Mr.. J. G. Strausch, of Traverse Sid
ing. visited the College faculty Tuesday
evening of last week.
Capt Jacob Nix was in St. Paul last
week and delivered a speech in Turner
Hall.
Mrs. HummeI returned from the Twin
Cities last Thursday morning where
she had been laying in stock of goods
Mr.. H. A. Subilia, Sen, visited in ST..
Paul and Minneapolis Wednesday and
Thursday last.
Professor and Mrs. Sanders of St.
Peter made short visit with College
friends Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Robert Loheyde was in St. Paul
from Sunday until Tuesday evening of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, of Mortified,
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. C. Som
mer.
j. Fl. Chapman, of Lyon Co., was
sentenced to sixty days imprisonment
at Saltwater last week for selling mort
gaSeu properly.
Messrs. Schapekahm and Ruemke
have added a new planning machine to
their already we'll equipped wood work.
factory.
| Arrivals at the homes of Mrs. NJ
| Gerstenmaier and Mrs. Albert Kiesling
are among the news of last Friday 5
pick up. At the first mentioned place
its boy, at the second girl.
Thomas Mulverbill took a span horses
to ST. Paul last week and disposed OF
them. He returned with fine team
one of which is said to be Handle.
| tonian.
Mrs. c. H. Ross and baby are visiting
in Minneapolis while Mr.. Ross and
Steve Hance are keeping well
maybe if you should step in to see them
you would not call it keeping house.
Mr.. G. J. Grimm left Friday evening
for Hartford, Wisconsin in response tc
telegram announcing the serious i'll.
ness of his mother. We hope matters
are not so bad as reported and that
George may make a short stay.
Mrs. Lind and daughter while out
riding Friday afternoon were unfortun
ate enough to have the phills of thei,
carriage. drop down which enabled the
horse to get away and run up against s
wire fence No further damage.
A party of six registered at the Dako
ia House last Friday evening from
Eagle Lake. They were in consulta
ton with MIR. Lind concerning the post
office at that place which is a matter o.
some talk and local excitement.
Herman Aftermath, of Town Leaven
worth brought in three wolf scalps Ma1
1st and received $500 piece for them
Had he been one Cay sooner he woulc
have received S. 90 apiece and thu:
made Sc 90 more.
| The forenoon and evening trains have
both changed time; the one arriving a
10. 16 A. NJ. instead of 1916 as formerly
and the evening train arrives at 5 P. nj
instead of 5.46. 1t might be we'll to pir
this item some place where 1t may be
seen daily.
Mr.. Chas. Stuebe returned from Du
luth Friday night last where he hae
been with two car loads of fat cattle
These were bought from farmers il
Brighton and New Sweden and were
fine specimens of what can be and are
raised in Ncollet County.
AS before announced the Dakots
House changed hands again Wednes
day last and Mrs. Helena Setter has as
| SumaG control of fbot boe&al.,, NJ.