New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-22

/ Sheriff Schmid went to st. Paul
Monday, to SUNNI on witnesses in tn
Smith perjury case.
Sleepy Eye people are commencing
to talk electric lights. a local compa
ny is booming the matter.
! NJ. A. Leary, who has been to Wash
ington Ter, returned to this city, Sat
urday night.
Chas. Silverson, last Thursday, pur
chased a fine pony from Minneapolis
parties.
Mrs. A. G. Eckstein, of Winona, il
seriously i'll at the home of her father
Fir. Beinhorn, of this city.
The state auditor will hold sale o.
school and college lands in this county
at the court house tomorrow.
County Attorney Somerville, of Slee'
Ply Eye, was in the city Friday, looking
after court matters.
Last Friday, Chas. Stuebe shipped
two hundred and fourteen head of fine
cattle to Emmetsbug, Iowa.
The wheel for the windmill arrived
Thursday and was put in place on Fri.
day. From now on we will have nc
| dust.
! VIM. Winkelman, who has been run.
ming the express wagon, has resigned
his charge and is succeeded by Albert
Behnke.
A meeting of. the. directors of the
Board of Trade was held last Friday
evening. Matters of some Importance
were discussed.
Hereafter passenger train No. ]
will be run on Sunday morning and
! there will be no train west Monday
morning.
The state convention of Christian En-.
deavor societies was held in Minnea.
polls, Friday. Horace Newhart and
Misses Sc. Fay and A. Kiesling attend
ed as delegates from this city.
The Marble Theatre company open
an engagement at Union Hall, Monday
evening, May 81 and remain the entire
week, presenting change of play each
night.
Albert Setter, of the Dakota House.
in jumping from a load of oats las
week, accidentally slipped and sprainee
his arm in the fall. 1t occasioned his
carrying sling for some time.
George j.. Grimm, returned, We'd
nesday evening, from Hartford, Wis,
whittier he had been called by the Sc
rious illness of his mother. She is now
much improved in health.
j. M. Olson, S. Girvin, and VIM. j
Bean, of Nicollet, registered at the Da
kota, Wednesday evening. They were
here to see Congressman Lind about
| pOSt-Otrlce matters.
Parties of office seekers from Eagle
Lake and Lam berton were about towr
on Friday. They were looking, O.
course, for Mr.. Lind, who just now
happens to be the man, sought of al
seekers.
Company A will be formally inspect
ed next Friday afternoon by Inspector
General Schoeffel. The boys have hae
regular drills for few nights past ane
are prepared for the test They shoult
all turn out and present a creditabl'
appearance.
A number of the members of tn
l. .. 0. F. lodge of this city enjoyed |
picnic at Mr.. Schumacher's farm res
idence near town, Sunday. The picni
took the form of !. surprise, the day be
ing the anniversary of Mr.. Schumacher
birthday
The annual Sunday School convention
of the Southern Minnesota District Q
the Methodist conference was held a
LIE Sueur last week. Among thos
who attended from this vicinity wer
Rev. F. Preine, D. Grussendorf, J. Dur
balm, C. Dirks Sr. and VIM. Sandman
| The marriage of Louis Windhorn, 0
Sleepy Eye, to Miss Mary Dahlig wa
solemnized at the Lutheran church Q
this city, Friday afternoon. The cere
monies were performed in the pres
enee of a large number of intimate
friends and immediate relatives and a
the close q reception was rendered thu
guests at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents. The young people are well know
here, the bride being the daughter o
Martin Dahlig, of Lafayette, and thu
groom former CORTLAND boy. Tn