New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Electric light will soon be introduced
into the depot rooms of the Northwest
ern. Good.
George Siebenbrunner is erecting a
neat brick residence on a site west OF
the court house.
Mrs. Morrison's write up in ryhme
of the leading business firms of the city
will accompany next weeks Review in
supplement- form.
The season of hpsking bees has ar
rived. Is it significant that at this sea-
son also there are said to be bushes on
the moon?
F. W. Hauenstein has enlarged and
greatly improved the appearance Of
his jewelry store by tearing out an in
terror partition.
Architect Struck, of Minneapolis, was
in town during portion of the week,
inspecting the work on the new court
house.
Louis F. Entrup arrived here from
Shakopee last week to take up a posi-
ton as prescription clerk in the drug
store of A. J. Eckstein.
Xavier Rosskopt, of this city, cele-
brated his seventy-ffth birthday last
Wednesday. This comes pretty near
being a ''ripe old age"
Prof. Schaller is still unable to at
tend to his duties at the college. He is
fast improving however and will be at
his post in few, days.
Joseph Schnobrich Jr. is closely con
fined to his room with sickness. His
illness has the nature of nervous affec-
ton apd is the result of overwork. Dr..
Berry is tending him.
Small fakes of snow could be seen
flying through the cold air of last Sat-
urday and thoughts of a ga winter of
discontent'' close at hand, naturally
came to mind. 1t may be month or
more however before those thoughts
will be fully realized.
John Arhard, of West Newton, IN
order to be prepared for further search
ty of water has just completed two
large cisterns on his farm. The capa-
city of one of these is $50 barrels and
of the other 100 barrels. The water
IS supplied with a wind mill and drive
well and it would be well for all far
mers to provide for themselves as Mr..
Arhard has.
The Philomathian Society held an in
formal meeting at the school house in
German Park last Thursday evening
but transacted no business. Another
meeting will be held this evening, at
which the society will organize and
elect officers. Every of a literary
turn of mind is invited to attend and
the members are especially urged to be
present
There are now four prisoners in the
jail from Redwood county. The last
one to put in an appearance is Thomas
McNulty, who worked with thresh-
ing crew near Morgan and with whom
he sindulged in a drunken spree and
row. McNulty used razor on one of
the crew, cutting him several gashes in
the ribs and other parts of the body.
He was arrested and given 80 days.
The Merchants of Waseca have gone
into business mems organization, the
constitution of which binds each men,
Der upon his honor not to trust or give
credit to person who does not, in
some honorable manner, adjust his in
debtedness with another member. The
organization seems to be a good one
for mutual protection, and yet does not
necessarily permit of crowding poor
man who is honest and willing to make
known his circumstances. Something
of that kind might work here.
S. T. Semans came here last winter
from Minneapolis and set up a painting
business and, soon had considerable
work. Later, he went into the news
paper business as one Of the publishers
OF the Springfield Courier, and later he
became the sole publisher of the paper.
About week ago, it was rumored that
he's had hidden Springfield goodbye,
leaving numerous creditors unpaid. 1t
seems that he went across the county
and took the Omaha road for parts un-
known. and has not been heard OF
since. -Springfeld Advance.
The sad and sudden death Of Louis
Hoffman, an oldresident of this city, oc.
CURED early last Thursday morning
| At ah0ut five O'Clock in tho afternoon