New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-20

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]. j. Ray Of Springfield was ia tile
city Friday,
See Gebser's new al. in another
column
Ben Juni calls another boy his own.
The boy was born Sunday.
Alfred Vogel returned home from ST.
Paul Thursday
The depot at Mankato Junction was
destroyed by fire Sunday evening.
L. G. Fredrickson and wife, offspring
field, were in town Sunday and Monday.
Anton Leibold returned 70 Louisville,
KY, by way of Minneapolis, Friday.
On acc unit of good behavior, Julius
Hartneck was released from jail Thurs
day.
| Our Hat stock is all in just come and
be convinced they are all daisies at T..
Crone.
The 10 months old daughtes Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Buenger died with con-
vulsions of the brain Friday.
A. T. Behnke was called to Winona
Monday to fill a position in the train
dispatchers' Office
This evening and tomorrow evening
there will be a musical and literary
entertainment at Turner HALL.
F. Engelbert has sold his saloon bust
ness to Anton Schwaerzler. The trans
| fer will be made Nav 1st
The rotary snow pillow struck brok-
en- rail and was ditched near Amirit
Sunday.
The German Lutheran society of
Wellington Renville Co., will erect a
church this sonlmer.
| Sam Milhouse had another addition
to his family. This time its girl. She
arrived Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Dan Murphy, of Minneapolis, has
taken charge of the work at the stone
quarries.
Henry Rarmening and H. Bruer, of
CORTLAND, will make their home at
Willemantic, Oregon, They will move
there in April.
''For there was never yet Philoso-
pher, that could endure the toothache
patiently" Perhaps not-but there's
little wit in enduring it at all, when one
bottle Of Salvation Oilwill cure it.
Ed. Dunkel, formerly New Ulms
fashionable Merchant Tailor, died at
Henderson Sunday. His remains were
brought here for burial. The funeral
was held under the auspices of the local
lodge A. 0. U. W Tuesday.
Mrs. Williba1d Hoeschler, mother of
JAG. Hoeschler, died at La Crosse Feb
ruary II at the ripe old age of " years.
The immediate cause of her death was
dropsy with which she had suffered for
the last II months.
The invitation masquerade atSchmuck-
ers Tivoli Saturday was an enjoyable
affair. There were many elegant cos
tunes present and of course the usual
carricatures. The Tivoli was taxed to
its full capacity but room was found
for ALL
We have been informed by one who
is near to headquarters that, unless the
present legislature passes unfavorable
railroad legislation, work on the St.
Paul, New Uim and Southwestern will
begin this spring and that the road will
be furnished as far as New Ulm late
! this fall Or early next year.
The, first series of stock OF the Build
ing and Loan Association is exhaust
ed and the directors have decided to
issue second series. Secretary Pfaen-
der is ready to take subscriptions. The
past year has been a prosperous one
for the association and they will be
able to declare a dividend Of ten or
eleven per cent
Sheriff schmid received a lady board
ec Monday. Kate Koestner was lodged
in jail chorged with the larceny OF sixty
dollars from Aug. Miller. In order to
seperate the sexes, and still not appear
ungallant to the female sex, the sheriff
locked up the male prisoners in THEN
cells and gave the girl the freedom Of
the corridors.
| county seat removal bill was passed