New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Read Chas. Wagner's new ad.

| before the Supreme Count.
Fish are being speared in the Cotton
wood in abundance, mostly pickerel.
Attorney Somerville was down from
Sleepy Eye on Friday.
Lee Reed is again holding down q
position at the Dakota House.
The annual meeting of the New Uln
Roller mill was held yesterday. Chas.
l.. Roos is the new manager.
Mr.. Clifford, of the Brewers Gazette,
Of st, Paul, spent Friday and Saturday
in the city.
The next Soldiers Reunion for
Brown and Redwood counties will be
held at Redwood Falls.
There is a rumor that a new German
paper will soon be published in the
county.
There will be public. meeting of the
board of trade next Friday evening at
Turner Hall.
At the German Methodist Confer
ence at Faribault last week, H. Schmidt
ker was delegated to the New Ulm and
Lafayette charge.
Miss Morgan entertained number
of her young friends to card party at
the home of DR.. Berry last Wednesday
evening.
H. G. Peck. representing the Mime
apolis Tribune, was in the city on We'd
nesday in the interests of that excellent
Journal.
The Public Schools were closed dur
ing the week because of the appear
ance of scarlet fever in the family OF
John Baar, the janitor.
Chas. Kayser, another of St. Peter S
applicants for postoftice, was in the city
Thursday looking after his interests in
the fight.
A surprise party to Miss Minnie Pfaen
der was rendered her last Friday even
ing by large number of her friends.
A very pleasant time was had.
Lyman Fuller, of Lamberton, stopped
off here on Monday on his way home
from New York, where he has beef
VISITING his old home
Fred Behnke smiles a broad smil,
and passes the cigars as well. It's al
on account of the arrival on Sunday 0
a little girl in his household.
The rafters for the roof of the new
court house are up and the structure i
fast assuming the appearance of a com
pl eted building.
F. II. Behnke made trip las
week through St. Paul, Winona, L
Crosse and other Wisconsin cities. TIL
trip combines both business and plea
sure.
| Mr.. Asmy, who was here last week
in the interests of the German Ameri
can Teachers Seminary of Milwaukee
collected 1881 for the institution in Ne,
Ulm.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and daughtc
who have been visiting with the famil
of DR.. Berry, went to St. Paul Saturda
morning. From there they return t
their home in Nebraska.
Miss Minnie Pfaender left last Satu,
day morning for Winona where she wi
take up the kindergarten course at tt
Normal. Miss Ida Hers accompanie
her.
Mr.. Lind has been to work of late an
as a result quite a number of the small
er postoffices have been supplied. 4
Courtland, George w. Schlottman he
been appointed.
The concert and dance at Schmucl
er's Tivoli last Sunday afternoon an
evening was quite largely ATTENDED
The attractiveness OF the place, whic
Mr.. Schumacher has labored long [
beautify. drew many and made the Sc;
son enjoyable.
The advertised letters for Septembe
are as follows: John George Tale
John w. Mohler, Ole Nostdal, G. Bo
gerdary, Mary Clinkchens, BENZ. Chon
Joseph Macho, Thomas Meyer, 10
schino, ]. Simmons. and Mrs. ]
Thields.
Smith, of the Lamberton Leade
speaks in this wise of his visit to Ne
lTlm during the Fair: We visited tt
Review office and found lot of boy
| who understood the newspaper bus
ness. We take this means of acknov
lodging appreciated favors at the
) hands. Soon after dinner DR.. Ber1
) took US under his wing and we sale