New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-11-27
LOCAL NEWS.

capacity OF sixty barrels each.
Telephone connections were intro
duced into the Vinegar Works last
week.
John j. Dobson, of the Northwestern
Newspaper Union at st. Paul. was q
caller at the Review Office on Wednes.
day.
Martin Peterson, the New Sweden
horse dealer, has representative here
this week for the purpose OF disposingg
of some of his blooded Norman stock.
As the Rose trial occupied the full
session of the Redwood Court, Judge
Weber has called special term for
January 6.
John Zuhr, the hostler who stole a
purse Of money from the house Of Jos.
Vogel was sent up by Justice West
phal for twenty-five days.
F. Friedman has just returned from
the east where he bought large varie-
ty Of holiday goods. He will be
pleased to have you call on him.
John Irwin was hauled up before
Justice Fischer on Wednesday and fined
SIS and costs for assault and battery in
drunken row.
Quite largge number Of Winthrop
people came over to New Ulm yester-
day to attend the funeral of Rev. Wei
Ter.
Twins, boy and girl, were born to
Mrs. Louis Palmer, on Thursday. Mrs.
Palmer whose home is at Fairfax, is at
present visiting with her parents in this
city.
The marriage Of, John Bangeter, of
the town of Home, to Miss. Elizabeth
German, of CORTLAND, was solemnized
at the nome of the BRIDES parents last
Wednesday.
W. Eibner has largely Increased his
restaurant stock in expectation OF the
Christmas trade, and his candy show
cases present nice appearance. One
look at his display window will con-
vince you that Eibner's is the place to
buy your confectionery.
Last Friday was Cecilian Day and
was appropriately observed as such by
the Society of that name in this city.
Services were held in the morning at
the Catholic church and in the after
noon the members were banqueted at
the residence of Rev. Berghold.
The Redwood Gazette of Thursday
says: Judge Weber is down for an
appearance at New Ulm next Tuesday,
but unless the wheels of Justice turn
faster than they have thus far, the New
Ulmites will have to wait till the Rose
ate clouds roll by.
The Philomathian exercises this ev-
ening will be in German. At the last
meeting the society forgot that it was
school of debate and INDUCED in a
lot of wrangling over questions Of or
der. Little more 'sliterary" and less
.:rules" should be your motto, Philoma-
thians.
The Faux County, Dakota, Record
has the following: J. Z. Chaplin, county
auditor, is in receipt this morning OF
the new clothing contributed by the
| New Ulm, Mimi, Vinegar Works fol
the benefit of farmers in this county
| who failed to raise crops on account OF
drouth, for. which the donors viii &C.
| cept thanks and rest assured that the
clothing will be properly distributed.
A Mrs. Schellman, Of Fl. Ridgely,
met with an accident, while driving te
town last week, which might easily have
proven fatal. AS the team turned 9
sharp corner in the road, she fell part
| ly over the side of the wagon, ano
struck her face, just below the eye, or
a sharp protruding iron. Had her sor
not prevented her from falling to the
ground, it is more than probable
that she would have been killed, as she
is an exceedingly aged woman. As i
is she carries badly disfgured face.
To-day tho commissioners will meet
at the court house to examine, for the
second time, into the petition for re
moval. The result will Of course be
awaited with great deal of iuteres
by every person in the county who
cares anything about the location O
the county seat. As we have said be-
fore the Sleepy Eye list contains many
names that should be stricken of, be
cause illegal, and when to this is added
La remonstrance and withdrawal list