New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-13
NEW ULM AND VICINITY
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except Sunday.
GEo.J. GRIMM, Agent.
Mrs. L. Palmer, went to Redwood
Falls, Saturday TO visit relatives.
Mr.. J. F. Wendt, Of Springfield, was
in the city, Thursday.
Fl. Jensen, of Linden, was caller at
the Review office last Friday.
Just received new line OF spring
ties at T. Crone.
DR.. Fritsche visited in St Paul last
week.
MIR. H. Vogelpohl, ST., and his son
William were visiting in St. Paul, last
week.
E. NicHeinen, of town Milford, am
putated part of the thumb Of his left
hand while chopping wood last week.
Messrs Boesch and Pfenninger were
at Morton last week inspecting the
stone quarries.
Chas. schaettle spent Sunday in the
city. He is in business in Milwaukee
as wholesale halter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schell spent Sun
day with Mrs. ecbel's parents at
Iberia.
St. Valentines day tomorrow. Chas.
L. Roos will be pleased to assist the
saint with his fine assortment Of souve-
Mrs.
Captain Jos. Eckstein. A. d. C. is
the title Joseph wears since his recent
appointment as a member of the COVER
nor's staff.
The Measles are rampant in the town
of Bernadotte. The children of five
families are down with the disease.
The schools in two district have been
closed.
Chas. Baehr has sold his Rest aurant
and Saloon business in Minneapolis to
G. Deisting. Mr.. Baehr has not de.
cided as yet what business he will fol-
low in the future.
Emil Weschcke is studying medicine
ia the Cooper Medical School at San
Francisco and at the same time is as.
sistant in one of the hospitals of that
city.
Mr.. George Guggisberg and Miss
Emma M. Vollmer were married at the
Lutheran church Monday. The event
was duly celebrated at the residence of
= Gottljeb Guggisb erg in town Sigel.
John Dillon played in Wanted, the
earlh'' to fair audience at Turner
Hall Sunday evening. In our humble
opinion Mr.. Dillon, plays better today
than he did when he was here last,
several years ago.
A change of time in the running of
= trains on the c.. Il N. W. took effect
Sunday. The morning passenger for
the east departs at 10. so instead of 10. -
as heretofore. Freight train No. % al
rives from the east at 40 P. NJ. instead
i.25 P. M. us formerly.
House file No. 112 providing for the
preparation and publication of a history
of the organization and services Of
Minnesota troops in the civil war of
1S61-1865 was amended by Mr.. Heide-
=. man so as to include a history of partici-
pants of the Indian war of 1862. Hon.
Chas- E. Flandreau is named as the
one to supervise the preparation of that
part of the history relating to the Indian
war
Chas Stuebe's good luck is proverb
ial. A good illustration of how fortune
smiles on him was discovered last week
He chartered car in st. Paul and
shipped his Bashful Boy to New Ulm.
When the car arrived here it was found
to contain the bull and two horses.
j The only thing Stuebe kicks about is
that the R. r. Company now demands
extra pay for hauling the horses.
The following figures relating to the
permanently OF employment of male
teachers in the graded schools Of Mime
sofa, are taken from Supt Kiehle's re-
port for the year ending July 3lst. 1888
Number OF male teachers who have
held their positions three years or more
St. Paul, IS; Minneapolis, Z; New Jim.
6; FaribanIt, Mankato, Redwood Falls
and Zambrota, ? each; in So other
cities, / each: III the 70 remaining cities
none.
One ofsthe brakemen recently laid off