New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-17
The New Ulm Creamery was shut
down on Monday for the first time since

down on Monday for the first time sine
8 spring.
G. Hildebrandt, Tripoli, of Iowa, i
visiting with his father-in-l law, C
Schulz, Of sigel,
\ Setter 6 Fischer have moved into til,
Held building on First South Street be
tween Minnesota and Broadway.
John G. Noe, Mankato attorney
was in the city Saturday to attend the
expected sale of the Gulden farm.
Grandmaster Workman Jos. A. Eek
Eckstein was in St. Paul last week, as.
sisting one of the A. Q. U. w. lodges
OF that city in comforting degrees.
With the view Of enlarging and Ne
modelling his brewery on an extensive
scale IN the early spring, John Hauen-
stein has bought $4,000 brick of John
Stoeckert. ~
Cottonwood must be a great coon
country. Mr.. Nichols has already
killed eighteen of them, and Mr.. Fese-
meyer of the same town killed six in
one evening. X
The New Ulm Literary Club has
elected Geo. Wagner president, Miss
Lulu Fischer vice-president, H. L.
Beecher secretary, and Miss Allie Sche-
rer treasurer.
Mrs. B. F. Webber gave very pleas
ant tea party to a number of her friends
Tuesday afternoon, the guests being en-
tertalned in manner that was enjoy
able in every respect.
During the past year F. Aufderheide
has manufactured 100000 brick.
This is nearly 100000 more than he
made last year, and indicates growing
and thriving business,
On Thursday of last week Ole J..
Haugen and Miss Carrie O. Viste were
joined in the bonds of wedlock by
Judge Brandt. Both of the contract
ing parties are prominent young people
of Linden.
The Madelia Mercantile company, OF
| Madelia, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton, with $12, 900 capital. The incor-
porators are z. G. Harrington and E
H. Barnes, of Mankato, and A. D.
Cheney, G.. J. Olson and G. A. Brad.
ford, of Madeiia.
Our Lafayette correspondent cbronl.
Giles the marriage of G. H. Spaeth Of
Montevideo to prominent young lady
OF Chippewa county. Mr.. Spaeth's par
ents live in Lafayette, and he is vel
known to many in this vicinity who
will be pleased to heal of his marriage
| The Herman celebration at Turner
Hall last Tuesday evening was a very
pleasant affair, and was enjoyed by al
who were present. Songs, tableaus
gymnastic exercises, and an address b,
MIR. j. B. Velikanje constituted the pro
gram, and all passed of smoothly
A dance followed, which was INDUCED
in by a goodly mum Der.
| At the last meeting of Charity Lodge
No. SO, A. F. and A. NJ, held Decem
Der 9, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: A. Marden, w
NJ; E. Brandt, S. W.; T. Crone Jr., j
w.; J. G. Toberer, Treasurer: O. M.
Olsen, Secretary; Gottiieb Schmidt, S
D.; A. Blanchard, j. D.; C. W. H
Heideman, Chaplain; Jacob Hottinger
S. S.; +. friedman, J. S.; J. F. Grow
ell, Marshal; II. A. Roth, Tyler; A
Marden, J :, H. Vajen and Chas. Silver
son, Trustees; z. w. H. Heideman, A
Blanchard and VIM. Hummel, Finance
Committee, appointed by the w. M
The installation of the officers will oc
cur on the 2Srd INST.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Setter gave 8
geological party at the Dakotc
House parlors Monday evening. The
party was also given in celebration OF
the anniversary of Mr.. Settlers birth.
! day, and as social event was certainly
one of the most delightful of the season
The geological part Of it was novel
feature and merits description, as il
was the first of its kind given in New
Ulm. Every guest is furnished with a
card on which is written a numb and
the name of an animal. Corresponds
ing numbers are then called oft and the
parties holding them are requested to
step up to blackboard and in the
presence of all, draw their ideas of the
animals, the names of which appear
on their cards. The ridiculous figures
which are thus produced are naturally
the source Of great amusement and
laughter. and were so on this occasion,
! Assistant Attorney General Childs
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