New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-09
LOCAL NEWS.

The commissioners meet next Tues
/ day.
j Company A will hold no drills dur
ing the summer.
! T. r. Bowen, editor of the Duluth
News, was in the city Thursday.
i Fr. Meile IS the city's new night
watch, Chas. Klotz having resigned.
Nicollet county Republicans are fol
Lind for congress and Ives for lieuten
ant governor
New Ulm is to have another circus
The Atkinson show will pitch tents
here on the 10th of next month.
VIM. Klimmeck has purchased Frank
Manderfeld's interests in the Spring.
field Adler, and is now sole proprietor,
Miss G. Zieher arrived here from San
Francisco Sunday morning. She will
spend the summer months with her
parents.
During the recent hot weather, val
liable horse belonging to Herman Sons,
of Brighton, was overcome bv the heat
and died.
St. Peter estimates its population. at
1850. Deduct.l, 100 or more for insane
asylum and St. Peter falls behind New
| Him couora1 h,,l,,a
A telegram brings the information
that George Soherer has arrived safely
in Germany, and is now under treat
ment for his eyes
DR.. Weschke and son Carl were up
at Springfield last week. The doctor
contemplates opening up drug. store
at that place for his son, but as yet has
not fully effected arrangements.
Another instance of New Ulm brains
to the front. Among the graduates OF
the Milwaukee Teachers Seminary,
Hugo Hanft of this city stood first,
while Otto Schumacher, also of New
Ulm, ranked second.
| The Cecilian Society of the Catholic
church will give concerts at Union Hall
on next Saturday and Sunday evenings
The choir have been practising tconsid.
erably of late and are prepared to rem
der some fine singing.
f. r. Pfefferle returned from his western
trip Friday night. He informs us that
he was we'll pleased with that part Of
Washington that he visited, but that he
has not yet concluded to leave New
Ulm and locate there.
| Mrs. Maggie Norrell, wife of Pete,
Norrell, of Mulligan, was examined
by Drs. Stricken and Hirsch before
Judge of Probate Brandt on Wednes.
day and pronounced insane. She was
taken to the hospital at St. Peter.
Lyman Fuller, of Lamberton, spent
the greater part of last week in GU,
city. He says Lamberton is too quie,
for him, and he cannot resist the temp.
tation to come to New Ulm every now
and then, and pass the time with old
friends and acquaintance.
VIM. Rose, the murderer, can thank
the hardness of our Judges, in melting
out the penalties of the law, for another
lease of life. A telegram from St. Pau
announces that his case, which was tc
have come up before the Supreme court
on Monday, has been postponed 70,
thirty days.
I At the last meeting of the Turnvereir
the following were elected TO fill the
offices: Ernst Brandt, president; Geo
Schmidt, vice president; Ernst Wichers
XII, recording secretary; A. A. Bogen
corresponding secretary; Peter Scherer
treasurer; w. +. Koch, 1st Turnwart
Fred Setter, End Turnwart.
Notwithstanding the unfavorablt
weather on last Wednesday evening
the festival at the residence of Mrs. G
H. Ross was quite largely attended
The proceeds from the sale Of ice-crean
and strawberries netted the ladies
a nice little sum, and those who wer,
present reported an enjoyable and socia
gathering.
| The following were among those VIII,
spent the Fourth here. They are al
former New Ulmites: A. It. Behnke
of Tracy, W. Burg, Alfred Vogel, w
Loesch, L. Buenger, Otto Backer an,
J. Haversack, of st. Paul, Herman
Setter, of Tracy, Julius Melges, of Red
wood Falls. Geo. Baumgartner, of Wi
mona, and Mr.. and Mrs. Engel, of Nj
collet.
1 Mankato and New Ulm ought to b
proud of themselves on account Of tn
action they took in not allowing an
gambling frauds to run in connectio