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

Richard Pfeferle is assisting behind
the counters of B. Behnke e Co.'S gen.
eral store.
G. II. Ross and John Larson were up
at Redwood Falls portion Of The week
attending court.
Mr.. Jandro, of Minneapolis, is here
to make important alterations in the
Eagle Mill elevator.
JOS. Schumacher will celebrate the
completion of his new malt house with
a ball on next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engel of Nicollet we're
among those who attended the Turn
verein celebration last Tuesday even.
ing.
Chas. Silverson and c.. L. Roos at
tended meeting of the Southern Mill
ers' Association at Minneapolis last
Friday.
The New Ulm hog market has been
pretty brisk the past week. On Mon
day Chas. Stuebe alone bought $50 hogs
and the Monday before 400.
Henry Voss will move into town from
the farm in a short time and run stage
between this place and New Ulm, 4
stage between. these cities ought to be
well patronized.- Winthrop News.
Bushard's majority in the 4th Nicol-
let county district was 50 instead of 60
as stated in last weeks Review. The
mistake occurred in giving O'Brien
only Is votes in Ridgley instead of rs.
The New Ulm sportsmen's Club will
hold an extra meeting at the residence
OF Ernst Brandt next Sunday afternoon.
Important business will be transacted
and all members are requested to be
present. -ser..
Pinkham the prohibition candidate
for governor, received about 900 votes
in the state at the recent election. His
vote in Brown County was in the neigh
borhood OF fifty. We do not have the
exact figures. ....-s
The old Catholic chuch is now being
repaired, One end of 1t will be used
as school room, and the other section
will be fitted up as a hall in which to
hold society meetings and concerts.
The first concert will be given during
the holidays.
Frank Schnoberich and Miss Rosa
Penning were married at the home of
the brides parents in Home last We'd
nesday afternoon. Quite number Of
New Clm friends were present during
the ceremony and at its close were
treated to a repast that was inviting to
say the least. Mr.. Schnoberich has al
ready embarked in business in New
Ulm, and we extend to him the best of
wishes. ..
Judge Huebner and E. Houck went
down to Henderson Thursday. 1t has
been reported that in Washington Lake
a number of ladies voted at the general
election and that their votes were put
into the regular ballot box instead of a
separate one as the law requires. If
this proves to be true, the vote of that
town will be thrown out and Ed. Hueb-
ner will be elected. He went to the
county seat to. look up the matter. =
Winthrop News. .....
Bertha Hammermeister, a young lady
of seventeen years, whose parents live
few miles this side of Morgan, died
Thursday night of lock-jaw. A week
previous to her death she had stepped
on rusty nail, and, although she sui.
fered considerable pain in consequence
thereof, it was not thought that the ac-
cident would be accompanied with dan
gerous results. On Tuesday however
the first symptoms Of lock-jaw were
manifest and on Thursday they were
followed by convulsions. Thursday
night she died.
A fatal accident occurred in West
Newton last Friday. John Gebhardt
was kicked in the abdomen by horse
and for two days suffered great pain.
Death came to his relief on Monday and
he will be buried to-day. Mr.. Gebhardt
was young man of 26 wears of age,
He is the son of the Mr.. Gebhardt who
came here recently from Germany and
located in Lafayette with his relatives,
the Durbahns. He had obtained posses.
sion of farm in West Newton and was
just commencing to make success of
toll in this country when death cut his
life short. His ending is sad one. I.
A dispatch from London of recent
date contains news of Hon. Henry S.
Welcome, which will be of interest to
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