New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-03
Miss Alma Dunkel is clerking al

Miss Alma Dunkel is clerking al
Brust & Crafts.
Dave Subilia went to Springfield yes
terday to open his restaurant.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt. Siebenbrunner on Thurs
day.
Last week Chas. Stuebe bought G.
Stoll's farm, consisting of As acres, for
ST, $50.
Anton SchWerzler will move his sa-
loon into the corner room of the Kies-
ling Keller Block.
The Milford Farmers Club vii. hold
a picnic at the farmof Geo. Backer in
Milford next Sunday.
The pipe for the State Street mains
will arrive this week. 1t will be laid as
soon as men can be secured.
Electric light is promised us for Sat
urday night and possibly before. From
| that time on there is to be a test Of thir.
ty days.
Mrs. Francisco Mueller has rented
her residence on Broadway to Chas
Brust. She will leave with her child.
rem for indianapolis in two weeks.
The case of Jos. Hegele VS.. Chris
Stoll, in which the former charges the
latter with striking him in the face with
a Ratchet, has been bound over to the
district.
Gaylord has succeeded in securing
2,176 signatures to the petition fol
county seat removal from Henderson
The commissioners met on Monday tt
consider the list.
/ One of the severest thunder storms
of the season passed over this vicinity
at about four clock Monday morning
It was accompanied by heavy wind.
and good deal of rain.
| Otto Schell, Geo. Marti, Herman
Mueller and Henry Schwertfeger hunt
ed for two days in Iberia, last weeE
and bagged "a (?) chickens. The in
terogation point in this case might be I
sign for division by two or three.
| At the Company A picnic, the badg,
for prize shooting was won by Chas
Hauenstein. The silver goblet ant
buck were won by VIM. Julius in tn
first two bowling contests and the DO:
of cigars was won by Anton Schwerzle1
| Adolph Engelbert, who came here re
Gently from Spokane Falls, challenge
anyone to bicycle race at the count
fair. AS the Fair managers have thu
announced no attractions, they had bet
ter accept of this mans offer and get u
a race.
| While crossing a bridge over dee
ditch near John Simmet's place in La
fayette on Saturday, the separator of
threshing oatht belonging to Bernhar,
Reinhard & Co., was thrown into til
ditch and badly demolished. The los
is considerable.
The Eagle Mill office will in a shor
time lose two of s,employees. Ere.
Setter, book-keeper, and E. N. Dicker
son, stenographer, have both given vi
their positions and will leave mex
week. The latter's place will be file,
by Miss Burrill, a lady typewriter from
Minneapolis.
Hugh Williams, a promin 7nt an,
well-to-do farmer, residing near Sout]
Bend, attempted suicide last week b,
; hanging himself from rope and ther
cutting his throat. He made his vii
just before he undertook the desperat,
act, and is supposed to have been led t,
it by u WEAKNESS of life, arising from
| prolonged sickness.
A little son of Henry Schrader. 0
| this city, had a narrow escape from sud
den death while over at the farm of hi
uncle in Lafayette last week. The lit
tie fellow was up in the hay-loft of
barn trying to catch some pigeons, ant
in tumbling about he fell through an op
ening into manger below, striking OF
his head. As luck would have it, he
was not killed, and escaped with only
thorough shaking up.
! Mr.. Adolph REIN and Miss Lizzie
Limbach were married at the Lutheran
| church Thursday afternoon. At the
close of tie ceremony the guests were
rendered a reception at the residence o.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Beussmann, and
| the large number of friends were royal.
| ~ entertained. The Concordia band
also serenaded the newly married
couple in the evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
REIN will be at home at the REIN resi-
! dence on State street