New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-10
a. S. Kennedy will move with hi

. Il. S. Kennedy will move with his
family to Mankato,
Jos. Schumacher will give a ball at his
'IivoH next Sunday.
The Concordia band held picnic on
the farm of F. Fritsche in Lafayette on
Sunday.
D. A. Grusendorf and VIM. Haenze
will attend the st. Paul Methodist Col.
]ege this winter.
G. R. Davis was up from St. Peter
Monday evening. He says he is conf
dent of both nomination and election
to the senate from Nicollet County.
Henry Scnrader, the father of the
boys who met with the accidents last
week, has bought farm near Spring
field and will take possession at once.
j. Grimmer and Mrs. W. Hauenstein
were called to Chaska on Thursday by
a telegram conveying the news of the
serious illness of their sister. Mrs. j.
Elder.
Friends in New ulm of August Nagel
will be pleased to learn that he has
moved to town. He occupies the resi-.
dence of A. Mueller on Second North
Street.
j. M. Thompson and l.. G, Dayis, of
Sleepy Eye, and E. II. Hueb ner, Of
Winthrop, were the attorneys who
transacted legal business in New Ulm
during the week.
These spent Sunday here: Alvin
Friedman of Minnesota Lake, John
Ziegler of Marshall, George Grimm,
August Hummel and Hugo Schleuder
of Springfield, aud August Berndt of
Morgan.
A. Blanchard has added to his list of
insurance agencies, the Pacific Mutual
Life and Accident Insurance Co. of
California. Call on him and secure an
elegant leather covered, giit-edged
vest pocket memorandum, advertising
the company.
These went to St. Anthony to attend
the Turntag which was held on the 9th
and 9TH: F. Burg Sr., VIM. Pfaender
Sr., Robert Nix, Carl Gebser, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Roos, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
PAIL, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Strasser, Mrs.
VIM. Koch and Miss Antonia Zieher.
Herman Schleuder and Leonard Maer-
kle also went down to take part in the
exercises.
A couple of small boys were caught
stealing fruit from the cellar of W. Eib-
ner one day last week, aud the manner
in which they performed their theft is
just a little bit cute for boys of their
age. In front of the building there is a
small entrance to the cellar through an
iron grating in the sidewalk. Remov.
ing this, one of the boys entered the
cellar and handed up the fruit to the
other boy who stood guard on the out
side. They had evidently been work
ing their little scheme for several DAYS
before being noticed.
We hear objections IN many quarters
to the action of the council in placing
the Site for the Sioux Monument in
German Park. There are MANY who
think that the proper place for it would
have been on State and Centre streets,
nearer to the scene of the fight and
more in public view. and these obiec-
tons come not so much from residents
in that quarter as from those who took
part in the fight. The latter certainly
should be entitled to preference in the
matter of choice, and protest from
them, we should think. ought to be lis
tened to.
The Pioneer Press says that The Kelly
AMI Doran ring Will be opposed this
year by faction led by Mike Mullen,
of New Ulm, C. M. Foote, of Minnea-
polls, A. R. Pau, of Mankato, and A.
p. Ames, of Chippewa County: It
further quotes q Democrat, who is said
to be thoroughly informed as to what is
going on in the ranks of both factions.
and who says that Kelly and Doran
shave been handling things with high
hand lately and have insulted party
workers like Mike Mullane, of New UIm,
who did more than any body else toward
making Brown County Democratic two
years ago, by telling them that they
could get along without Them Such
is Democratic politics.
The Democratic county convention
which was held at Sleepy Eye last Fri
day afternoon for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the State and Congress
sional conventions transacted its BUSH