New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-30
sEW ULM AND VICINITY

except Sunday.
GEO.J. GRIMM, Agent.
DR.. c. Berry went to Sleepy Eye
Thursday.
MIR. Chas. Silverson is expected home
from Cincinnati this week.
Luther Nichols and family of Fairfax,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
! Hornburg last week.
Mr.. L. c. Madsen, of Sleepy Eye, and
Mr.. L. R. Miller, of Beaver Falls, were
in the city last week.
The Rural Teachers Association will
meet at the Court House at 1870 p. M,
Saturday.
Frank Kuetzing returned from his
visit to the pineries of Wisconsin Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Hunt OF the Mankato Free Press,
was in the city Monday taking orders
for book binding, printing, etc.
Mr.. Soden formerly day operator at
Redwood Falls is now night operator at
the depot.
Marriage licenses issued during last
week: Frank RENE to Elizabeth
Schneider aud Joseph Lindmeyer to
Anna Baar
VIM. Koch returned from his eastern
trip Wednesday. He reports business
in the east quiet and no prospects of
an immediate change for the better.
Mrs Tory Olesen offers part of her
household furniture for sale cheap,
preparatory to her removal to Washing
ton. See adj in another column
P r. McHale, manager of the West
tern Union Telegraph office, recruited
his health in St. Paul Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Hauser came up from St.
Paul Friday evening to visit with Col.
Pfaender's family over Sunday. Mrs.
Hauser returned to St. Paul yesterday.
The directors of the St. P. N. U. & S.
W. Ry. are very reticent since their re-
turn from the St. Paul meeting. There
is something brewing surely else why
this coyness?
G. F. Hensel, brother of Ed. and Otto
Hensel of town Milford, died at Mil
not D. t., January 16. Deceased was
% years old and gave promise of be-
coming an excellent business man.
Mr.. John Gerken, special agent of
the Home Insurance Co., was in the
city Saturday. He appointed L. E.
Fritsche agent of the farm department
of his company.
Miss Friedman, who was in charge
of the south primary room of our pub.
lie schools since August, has given up
teaching. Last Saturday she left for
Laporte, Ind, to assume charge of a
kindergarten.
Judge Brandt visited the twins last
week. He met Bobleter, Peterson,
Heideman, Bowen and Brown while he
was away and now blames the Omaha
company for neglecting to notify him
Of the change in their time card.
Some time ago an item appeared in
different papers, stating that Chas. By
water, formerly conductor on the G. &
N. W. had been killed in Oregon Adj
vices received lately disprove the ru-
NOR. Mr. Bywater is now in the en-
ploy of the Northern Pacific.
The masked ball given by Company
A. Saturday was a success socially and
financially. Although there were not so
many maskers as in former years. they
had some very fine groups and a large
number of spectators. The broom brig
ade were voted first prize by all present.
A number Of our people who have vi
sited the twin cities recently missed the
returning trains because the Omaho Tx
press departs Is minutes earlier than
formerly. Trains now leave St. Paul
at 5:45 P. NJ. and Minneapolis at 6:25
P. M.
New Ulm people who have visited
St. Paul and Minneapolis regularly for
the last decade report that they have
never seen business so dull in the twins
as it is this winter. If there is any
comfort in having company in misfor-
tune. country merchants are willing to
furnish the company.
The St, Anthony 3urnverein, East
Minneapolis, celebrated its 80 anniver-
iocf Cot IL L.