New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-29
D. Peterson is at ST. Paul

Billy Marble is in town Be sure to
hear him.
Henry Goede is the happy father OF
a little girl, born last Thursday.
Chas stuebe is shipping large quanti-
ties OF dressed calves to Montana.
Albert Bobleter of st. Paul, spent
! Sunday with old friends in New Ulm.
Upon Postmaster Delaney's retire.
ment from the St. Peter office, about
thirty Of his democratic friends ten
dered him banquet at the Nicollet
House and presented him with a gold
headed cane as a recognition of his SER
vices.
A little child of Louis Kunz, of North
German ST., died last Sunday morning
OF commissions and was buried on Mon
day.
| Miss Augusta Olsen, of St. Paul, was
the guest of her brother, 0. M. Olsen,
of this city, during the week.
T. Crone, Jr. and wife left Monday
afternoon tor a two weeks visit with
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. }. G. Rudolph, who has been
very low for number of weeks, is con-
valescent.
Albert Wagner tarried with friends
in this city for couple'of days last
week.
J. Gerber, one of West Newton's
prominent farmers, is at the hospital
sick with the grippe.
Why don't some of our citizens inter-
est themselves in carnival procession
for the 18th of next month.
A. F. Rabe, Nicollet's leading mer-
chant, has partly made arrangements
to sell his store and remove to the new
state of Washington.
G. II. rnburg is sinking tubular
well at the place of G. A. Ottomeyer.
Yesterday depth of 80 feet had been
reached without finding water.
R. Walders, of Walders Grove, took
in the dances at Turner and Union
Halls last Saturday and Sunday even
ings.
An invitation masquerade ball al
Schhucker's Tiyoi is announced TO,
February 9Th. The attendance is expect
ed to be quite large.
Do not fail to bear Billy Marble a.
Josh Whitcomb at Union Hall tonight
He is a laughable character and wei
/. worth seeing.
A telegram was received here OF
Monday from E. G. PAIL. stating tina
he had safely reached Liverpool after
six days journey.
The New Ulm Review, under tn,
management of F. w. johnson, is al
exceedingly newsy and creditably look
ing paper, and is credit to to that en-
terprising town.-GAYLoRD HUB.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the week to Nicholas Henzel and Ann,
Helget, Philip LANCE and Anna Re
witzer and to John Dapporn and Eliza
bth Seobolik.
Company A will give a masquerad,
ball at Turner Hall on the 18th of th,
coming month. AS this is the las
dance before Lent, it ought to be pref
ty well attended.
The fine weather and excellent sleigh
ing of Sunday afternoon was taken ad
vantage of by many, and Minnesot:
street for a couple of hours presented s
lively appearance.
4 Who will be the new deputy revenue
collector for this district? If New Uln
cannot manage TO furnish a candidate
what is the matter with the in.unaben
of former years, j. B. Sackett, of St
Peter?
L
patent window sash holder which ha.
many advantages over the old styles
One of the best of these is that when ii
use the window can be removed. while
with all other slides it is impossible.
The masquerade dance at Union Hal
on Sunday night was fairly well attend
: ed and the merry maskers who wer,
: present enjoyed very pleasant even
ing. Considering the crowd that wa
drawn out to the dance the night before
, the turnout at Union Hall was larg,
, and was sufficient to warrant a goot
+ time. Another dance will be given a
the hall on the 9th, to which every
body is invited,
, There is one sidewalk in town tina
the attention of the authorities needs tt
: be called to-the one in front of court