New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-11-13
LOCAL NEWS.

! 4 i Is
A new time card goes into effect OF
the Northwestern on the 18th.
| Carl Crone held the ticket which drew
the pony ratified off BY Charlie Stuebe
| last week.
| Herman Vogtel, second miller in the
Nicollet Mills, was a pleasant caller al
the Review Office en- Monday.
Werner Boesch and James Fleming
er contemplate business visit to
Sioux Falls the latter part of this week.
The aged father of Mike Eckert died
at his daughters home in town of Lin
den on Sunday last. He was 80 years
of age.
Joe Jahnke has gone to Montana for
his health and better comfort, and per
haps to locate. He lit out suddenly
Wednesday night
George j. Grimm left yesterday morn
ing for a few days trip to Watertown,
Aberdeen, Gary, and other Dakota
points.
New candidates and possibilities for
pcstofice honors are cropping out con-
tinually. Who will get it, is still a
mysteryto most of 'em.
A. E. Falk, formerly of this place,
late of St. Paul, has gone to Los An
gelos, Cal, for the winter to improve
his health.
There are still several cases Of tY-
phoid fever in the city. John Bartel
and Mrs. Heck are both reported as
quite low with the disease.
Mr.. Katz was over from Fairfax Sun
day. His mill is now completed, and
only awaits the placing of internal ma
chinery to commence work.
The Ups. of C.E. elected officers at
their last meeting as follows: Pres;
Miss. Sophia Kiesling; Vice-pres., Mrs.
L. B. Nobis; Treas, John Koch; Secy.
G. A. Ottomeyer.
The pipes for the water mains were
unloaded Thursday, and the work of
digging trenches will be commenced
next Monday. The brick tower, in
course of construction, is up ten feet.
A gentleman, interested in the Red
Wing pottery works, will be here on the
18th to examine our resources in pottery
clay. new industry may be the re-
suit.
John Muelke, while driving down
the hospital hill last Saturday, expert
enced a runaway, in which bis wagon
was demolished well nigh beyond re-
cognition. The driver however es-
saped uninjured.
Electric light will be introduced into
the depot at once, and New Ulm will
then have the only depot on the North
western road, outside of Chicago, that
possesses this convenience. Speaks well
for New Ulm, don't it?
Two men were arrested here last
Saturday for jumping their board bill
at one of the hotels in Mankato. They
will probably get from so to 80 days
and be allowed to find out that slipping
board bills is an unsafe business.
There has just been received at the
Review Office as nice and large line of
job paper and wedding stationery as
was ever brought to the city. We are
consequently prepared to turn out the
incest and most satisfactory work.
The new Evangelical church congre-
CATION expect to have a new minister
in few weeks. Their present pastor
is only able to be here on Sundays, and
it is desired to make Il change in order
to secure one who will take up per-
manent residence with his charge.
Rev. Erickson, Frank Anderson and
Oscar Redding members of the Bashaw
Evangelical church were in town Mon
day soliciting contributions to a new
church editice. New Ulm is always
liberal in such cause and they meet
with good success.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the week to the following; Henry F.
Dohrman and Ida Diedrich; Peter
Sprenger and Theresa Covert; Christ
ian Frederick Larson aud Catharina
Strong; Evan Larson and Nettie Hop
kins; and John Windschill and Cert
rude Mathiowitz.
b. A. Subilia, who is candidate for
consular honors as representative of
this government in Italy, is in receipt
of q very communicating letter from