New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-11-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
August Dirks is visiting friends il
Iowa.
| Mrs. Kirschstein returned to Winons
Monday afternoon.
Herman Schapekahm went to Mime
apolis Monday on business.
Mr.. Haight is visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman.
VIM. Gieseke, of Sleepy Eye, trans.
acted business here Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Peterson spent
several days of last week with St. Pau
| friends.
M. G. Chamberlain, one of Lac Gu
Parle's leading political workers, was
in town Thursday
F. H. Behnke was in La Crosse, Wi.
| mona and other Minnesota and W.scon-
sin cities this week on business.
Leonhard Redding and sister OF
Sprinfield were the guests over Sunday
of MIR. and Mrs. S. u. Peterson.
Mr.. Moline, proprietor of hotel at
Tracy, was in town Monday. At one
time he owned the Washington House
of this city.
John Lockwav, George Grimm VIM.
Mueller and Miss Theresa Schmid were
among the Springfield people who
spent Sunday here.
w. j. Mattice, of Brookings, former.
ly telegraph operator at this place,
spent Sunday here. VIM. Martel also
spent the day with his relatives in this
city.
The county of Blue Earth elected a
lady, Mrs. Stevens, for county superin.
tendent of schools.
Thanksgiving hop at Turner Hall on
Thursday evening, November 9th, un-
der the auspices of Company A.
The proposed constitutional amend
ments were both voted down in the
recent election. This surely was a
sensible verdict.
John Lind, the only Minnesota Re.
publican in the Fifty. second Congress.
looms up like Mount, Ararat after the
Deluge.-D Duluth Tribune.
DR.. Koch, the German medical sci.
enlist, claims to have discovered cure
for consumption> DR.. Brown-Sequard
also claimed to have discovered a life
restoring elixir, but Koch's discovery
will no doubt meet with better success.
John Lind will enjoy the distinction
OF representing the Republican party OF
Minnesota in the next Congress, singly
and alone. The party will have no need
to regret this, for John can do it like a
man. 1t seems something like case
of the survival OF the fittest.'- Man.
kato Register.
On some of the writing paper lately
gotten out, in the lower corner of the
fourth page appears what's at first sight,
looks like blemish. But this is the
charming feature of the novelty-it is
the kissing spot, for. here the cores.
pondent presses his or her lips, and
thus salute is waited ito the absent
lover. The kissing spot is about the
size of a 25 cent piece and is covered
with thin aromatic gum that imparts
to the lips q pleasing color and taste.
We suppose the Democrats feel as
though the Mckinley bill and its sup.
porters had received a merited black
eye, and many who have been led to
believe this theory will look for an i'm.
mediate reversing of things and a sud.
den drop in prices of the commodities
which they have been taught were fast
sailing away on the wings Of high pric.
es. We ask these people to watch
closely for the next two years, and read
and reflect. Think for yourself. and,
above all, keep your eye on that Nc.
Kinley BILL Montevideu Commercial
The politics Of Minnesota this year
is about as mixed as a foot-b ball scrim.
| mage, but the Raconion form of Hon.
lgnisfatuus Donnelly can still be dis.
tingulshed in the hurly- burly. Mr.. Don.
nelly is statesman Of tremendous en-,
ergy, and he can start, join, boom and
leave more parties and political move.
| ments in the course of year than any
other man in the Gopher State or any
other State. Mr.. Donnelly is a sort o1
| Farmers Alliance Republican Demo.
crat Greenbacker independents. and
some of his parties mus5 have won.
New York Sun.