New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-03

UuS. OtGOmeyer mdue q pleasure II1p
to Marshall Monday.
T. Chas. Wagner has an enormous stock
of wall paper, and is able to suit the
taste of the most fastidious.
Miss Laura Kennedy, a teacher in the
Moorhead public school,, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Kennedy last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Joe Epple returned from the ST..
Paul Business College Saturday morn
ing and will remain here during the
summer.
Mr.. Lowry left for Mason City, Iowa
last Saturday night. He may bring
another carload Of horses with him on
his return.
Mr.. Thomas Mulvehili expects bran
new two seated fancy carriage some
time this week. 1t will add to the list
of handsome carriages already in town.
J. NJ. Thompson, Esq. attorney for
plaintiffs in the case of c. Aultmann
& Co. VS.. Aftermath and others, argued
for new trial before Judge Weber
last Saturday.
Last Monday all unpaid personal
property taxes were put in the hands of
the sheriff for collection. This with
the ten per cent penalty makes taxes
high
( Mic, Bury, formerly of West Newton
started Monday with a carload OF
+ horses which MIR. Klossner had pur-
. chased for him in this vicinity. Their
destination is Bristol, Day Co., Oak.
H. j. Essler and F. w. johnson, OF
the st. Peter Herald, lighted up the Re.
view sanctum with their smiling faces
Saturday evening. Come again, gentle
men.
The following have been licensed to
wed: Herman Dahms to Julia Ziehard
Fred W. Parker to Anna Belle Peach;
Otto Auaeker to Ernes,ine Roeder:
Henry Brinkman to Emile Dietz. T..
1t is no longer necessary for our gen
ial depot force to punch tickets anc
troublesome passengers in the dark. A
handsome Rochester lamp has been put
in their Office and greatly improves the
appearance of things. p.
A little boy of Gustave Deews, 0.
Gibbou, died of the black diptheris
Wednesday morning.
LATER Another child was taker
with the same disease.
News.
County Attorney Somerville was il
the city OF, legal business last Saturday
Mr.. Somervlle is perfectly willing t.
come down to New Ulm to attend t.
the business of his office-that is a
long as the county seat remains a
New Ulm, at least.
An old hat filled with brick was pu
on the sidewalk near the Union Hous
Monday morning to tempt some one t,
kick it. 1t was an April FOOLS tricl
and if any one is seen limping arount
the streets just put him down as vic
tim of the brick.
Appeals from the District Court hav,
been taken in the cases of Gould {
Austin of Chicago VS.. Thomas Brophy
of Springfield and State of .Minnesot
VS.. James Bagen. Judge Weber Ode
MED new trials in the above cases, henc
the appeals.
Henry Laudenschlager delivered
stove in the northern part of town las
Friday forenoon and afteE the bushes
part of the programme was carried out
the horse thought little fun would b
Just the thing. The runaway whicl
followed was mild one and no damag
done. The horse was entirely to blame
Mrs. Julia La Plant, mother of Mrs
Or. Y. Berry, died IN this city Saturda.
afternoon at O'Clock at the residenc
of her son-in-law. DR.. Berry. Mrs. Il
Plant was born in Canada in 1873 an,
has been a long and respected citizel
of New Ulm, to whose people she ha,
since endeared herself by her man,
kind and womanly qualities. Her sick
ness was of short duration, period o
only week, and its result was in death
from an attack of spinal meningitis
In the year 1874, Mrs. La Plant mad
her home in New Ulm where she ha
ever since resided. Quiet and amiabl
in disposition, the friendship won b.
the deceased will endure for time t,
come and the sorrow felt in the on
home for SO great q loss, can only b