New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-30

would call attention to the change
that has been made in the ad. of II,
IoheYde, the boot and shoe dealer. 1t
may benefit you to read it carefully.
The write up of New Ulm's business
firms By Mrs. Morrison, of Mankato,
will be found folded in supplement-
form with this issue of the Review.
Henry Leonhard was married yester
day to Miss Anna Zens. The ceremo-
MES were performed at the Catholic
church, Rev. Berghold officiating. The
Review was in error last week when it
stated they were to have been married
last Wednesday, and it takes this OPP
portunity to correct and extend congra-
tulations.
One of our readers wants to know
il the word "Veritas' when translated
means Liar In answer we can say
that such is not the literal meaning of
the word but in certain instances it is
known to have that significance. Re
ference, Sleepy Eye Herald of last
week.
A canning factory is one of the poss-
Utilities for New Ulm in the coming
spring. A Faribault man, who is at
present running a similar institution
at that place, has heard of our resources
and wants 10 locate here. Verify, we
boom.
A friedman writes us from Mime
sofa Lake that he noticed our item con-
corning the combine made by the mer-
chants of Waseca for their mutual pro-
lection against dead-beating and adds
that similar union has existed for
sometime among the merchants of that
place. It has proven feasible method
for collecting poor debts and outlawed
accounts and as safeguard against
dead-beats, he says, there is nothing
like it. Wouldn't it be we'll to try
something like this in New Ulm?.
Suit has been commenced against the
New Ulm Electric Light Company by
Marc aretha Steinhauser for damages to
trees standing IN front of her residence,
which were cut and shamefully treated
by the employees Of the company to
make place for the electric light poles
and wires. The plaintiff also sues fol
damages resulting from the erection in
front of her home of converter with
it's disagreeable noise. In all the claim
amounts to 1850.
Clifton Holden will be taken to Red
wood Falls at the opening of the fall
term OF court On the 18th to receive
sentence. AS the supreme court does
not take up the case before the 25th,
sentence will have to be passed pre-
vious and subject to its decision or the
culprit be bound over to the spring
term of court, which is not probable.
The prisoner seems to feel the uncer-
tainty of his fate and of late has be-
come restless and unruly. The jailors
have no further control over him and
he has to be watched most closely.
Besides this he will not eat anything.
Marriage licenses issued since our
last publication:
Andreas Egl to Margaret Beck.
John B. Schueller toAnnie Sieg.
John Norsby to Bridt o. Bentdalen.
Patrick n. Murphy to Annie M. Kiefer.
Bernhard Knees to Kunigude Backer.
George Stelzer to Margaretha Bauer.
Ole Helling to Jorgine Jorgenson.
Henry Roberts to Gertie Swinger.
Mic Roberts to Ernestine Kruger.
Hubert A. Hillesheim to Barbara Lind.
meier.
John Manch to Emma Fritske.
Max Meccke 70 Mary Foster.
Henry M. Olson to Christine Miller.
Henry Leonhardt to Anna Zens.
Word was received here on Monday
that VIM. F. Rounds, formerly of New
Ulm, had died at Winona on the morn
ing of that day. Mr.. Rounds served in
the capacity OF operator at the depot at
this place some nine years ago. From
here he went to Winona and was thence
transferred to Tracy as chief train dis
patcher. He remained there until last
spring, when he was taken to Winona
for medical treatment, having been a
sufferer from paralysis for over a year.
Mr.. Rounds was we'll liked here and his
death. which, as we have said, occurred
on Monday, will be heard of with re-