New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-03-27

| Brust s Graft call attention to theif
ladies crusher hats.
| Fred and Ernst Aufderheide were in
Worthington last week and returned
Saturdays
! Mrs. VIM. Pfaender, Jr., Of St. Paul.
| is visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Kiesling.
Chas. Wagner has an enormous stock
Of wall paper, and is able to suit the
taste of the most fastidious.
The latest is the salt trust which
proposes to buy up and control the salt
interests of the United States.
Mr.. Otto Setter is having a good
foundation wall put under his building
in the southern part of the city.
Miss A. Nix, sister of Professor Nix,
and at present teacher in the St. Paul
schools is at home ON visit.
If you intend to carpet any of your
rooms this spring, be sure to call on
Chas. Wagner and examine his goods
in that line.
The Eagle Mills has received fifteen
carloads of coal within the last three
week. A carload lasts on an average
about four days.
The New Ulm Roller Mills has been
shut down for the past three weeks for
the reason that orders for flour have
been a little slack.
A. F. Walton and George Hart, of
the town of Eden, and also Geo. w.
Harrington, of Sleepy Eye, were in
town on business Saturday.
Anton Brandt, of West Newton, was
in St. Paul Friday buying a stock of
goods with which to open up a five cent
counter store in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. Chris. Rinkel. of st. Peter, passed
through town homeward, Sunday. in
company with his daughter who has
been teaching in one of the country
schools in this neighborhood.
Messrs R. Pfefferle, of this city and
Xavier Drummer, of West Newton, were
in attendance at the funeral services of
Mrs. Cecilia Vielz which took place in
St. Peter last Wednesday forenoon.
Two pIucky young ladies dared to
wear old-fashioned grandmother caps
around town Sunday afternoon and won
the bet. Wd. Eibner can tell you
whether some poor orphan got the ben.
eft from the affair or not
Mrs. j. Rosskopf, and daughter,
Mabel, went to New Ulm, Saturday,
where they will reside temporarily,
until the return of her husband, who
left Sunday, via New Ulm, for the dis.
tant west.-SIBLEY INDEPENDENT.
| We are sorry to announce the death
of four year old daughter of MIR Peter
Steffel which occurred last Friday morn.
ing. The little girl died with diphthe.
ria and as there are three more children
down with that disease Mr.. S. and
family are worthy of any assistance
which may be given them by neighbors
and friends.
| Last Wednesday evening while work,
men were fitting up u room for new
photograph gallery they accidentally
caused large section of plastering tc
fall from the ceiling of the room below
which is occupied by j. G. Johnson and
family. Mrs. Johnson at the time was
sitting at {: sewing machine and was
STOPPING forward to thread needle
when the plastering came down and
covered her,the machine and floor with
| it. Fortunately beyond being fright.
ened considerably, Mrs. johnson was
not injured to speak Of.
County Commissioner, P. j. Moe, OF
Burnstown, who was defeated for town
clerk at the late town election, lays the
cause OF his defeat to the fact that he
was in favor Of the completing of the
new court house and for the issuance
of bonds for that purpose. Mr.. Moe
has served the people of his town in
the capacity of Town Clerk for great
many years; he has been faithful and
conscientious in the discharge of every
duty the office imposed upon him and
it is to be regretted that he should be
the victim of defeat simply for taking a
| stand which in his opinion was for the
best interests of his constituents.
/ Sheriff Picock, of Pope County has
captured Pancratz Popp who, it will
it will be remembered, stole team Of
horses from Louis Poehler, eff Courtland