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

not appear for q month yet.
Work on the tower for the new wa
ter works plant was commenced on
Monday.
Winthrop was visited by a fire on
Saturday which destroyed several of the
business buildings. Among others the
hardware store of J. Lilly was burned.
About fifteen recruits were added to
the rank and file Of Company Aat their
last meeting and the corps now stands
well in the way of Improvements.
H. Loheyde was sixty-four years Of
age last Wednesday and number of
his friends prepared pleasant surprise
for him in honor of the event.
George Stelzer and Margaretha
Bauer, Of Sleepy Eye, were united in
the holy bonds OF matri mony by Judge
Brandt on Monday.
I A four year old daughter of John
Hoffman,, Of Sigel, died 'on Saturday
OF diphtheria. There are two more
cases that are not considered out of
danger. The relatives of the child have
our sympathy.
Alexander schwendinger, who for
the past three or four years has been
studying in school of architecture at
Munich, Germany, will return to New
Ulm in two or three weeks
A stone cutter by the name of Spen-
GER died suddenly at the Chicago House
last Tuesday evening. He was stran-
ger here, having been employed on the
new court house. The remains were
semitic Mankato'for burial.
Dr.. j. L. Schoch was called to Win
throp Saturday evening to attend Rev.
c. Weller, who is sick with consump-
ton. The Rev. is very low and but
small hope is entertained for his recov-
cry. His friends here will learn of this
with regret.
Congressman Lind spent Friday at
Mankato, receiving calls from promi-
nent republicans of that city. who are
applicants for post Office honors. The
strongest candidates are L. P. Hunt, j.
G. Fowler, and Dr. VIM. Jacoby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schapekahm eel.
ebrated the twentieth anniversary Of
their marriage last Sunday evening.
Numerous guests were present and
congratulations and gifts in ''China''
were profuse. The Review joins in the
general good wish for frequent recur-
renee of the happy event.
| F. Bachman, an employee of the
Empire Mill, while doing some work
at the City mill on Saturday, fell from
a ladder and broke both bones of his
left arm close to the wrist. The fall
was less than six feet but so sudden as
to make the fracture q serious one.
DR.. Berry set the injured arm.
| Quite a force of men commenced
word on the addition to the basket
factory Monday morning. H. Hanschen
has the contract fol laying the founda-
tons for the building and for the engine
and boilers. The spring on the corner
of German and Centre Streets has been
tapped and will furnish the water for
the works.
The new business building of Herman
Feuerstein of Sanborn is completed and
is now being utilized as butcher shop
and saloon. The latter was formally
opened on Saturday with dedication SER
vices. Nearly all of San born was pres
ent assswell as large number of Mr..
Feuerstein's outside acquaintance, and
to all he was a most royal host
Mayor Dick and John Peterson and
81. G. Miller, two of the city fathers Of
ST. Peter, visited New Ulm last We'd
nesday evening and examined our cleo
trio light system with a view of supply
ing their town with Il similar plant.
They seemed favorably impressed and
will no doubt in the near future give
that town.what it has SO long been in
need of.
August Doster. a son Of John Dosterf
a we'll known farmer of Milford, died OF
typhoid fever. at Bryant, OAK, las
week. He was employed in harness
making establishment at that place and
4 was well known here from his connec-
ton, some time since, with the firm of
Henle & Marti, of this city. The remains
were brought to this city Wednesday
evening and inferred in the city ceme-
terry on Thursday.
/ The Brown County tax case against