New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-03
Gustaye Koehler was down from
Springfield over Sunday.

!. Prof. Hoyer is the happy father of
boy that was born last Sunday.
Personal property taxes do not fal
due until the middle of January.
Old Col. T-ogden-the Trogden Q
bygone New Ulm days lis In the city
Henry Schwertfeger and sister Of Ibe
ria spent Sunday with the family Of OF
to Schell.
Mr.. Albert Wagner and wife of Man
Kato spent a portion Of the week with
Mrs. A. Blanchard.
| Miss Julia Torkelson left on Thurs
| day for her home in Fillmore county,
| where she will remain.
An effort is being made to have the
park land between the track and the
Waterworks station turned into skat.
ing rink.
Mrs. Graft and daughter Lena and
the Misses Minnie Brandt and Olga
Schleuder went to Springfield Thursday
evening for short visit.
VIM Schaeffer, the Redwood county
man, VINO was confined for month in
our county jail for abusing his neigh
bors, was discharged on Monday.
The hardwood finish for the new
court house, all oak, has been received
and will now be put in by Contractor
Schapekahm with all possible hurry.
Thanksgiving day was made unusual
ly important as such to Carl. A Mueller
this year because of the arrival in his
household on that day of an heir and
| daughter.
Mary Dauer, wife of George Dauer.
of this city, was examined by Drs
Schoch and Stricken before Judge Of
Probate Brandt on Friday and pro
nounced insane. She was taken to the
hospital at St. Peter.
II, A. Burke, who for several years
lived in New Ulm as an employee Of
the Northwestern road and who of late
years has served the company in Sleepy
Eye, has given up his position, after
holding it for 81 years.
Mrs. Mowery announces in another
column that she will commence to teach
class in painting after the holidays
She also announces that she is ready tc
| decorate table scarfs, banners, cards
and the like for Christmas gifts.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
have arranged for a Bazaar at Union
Hall next Monday, December 9th. They
have been busy preparing articles fol-
this occasion and those in search OF
Christmas gifts will do well to attend
Capt. Reed, of Glencoe, who poses
as political prophet, predicts that
| Blaine and Alger will be the republi.
can standard bearers in 1892, with
John Lind to lead the state ticket fol
governor in Minnesota Re.
view. .....
On Saturday articles of inco1 poration
were filed with the state auditor by the
Syndicate Land Company of Duluth,
with a capital of $780, 600. Among the
incorporates, we notice the name o,
Thomas E. Bowen, formerly of thi.
county.
The Evangelical congregation, tina
at present holds meetings in the Ger
man Park school house, has purchased
a lot on the corner of State and Is
North Streets, and in the spring will
erect a neat little church. The pric,
paid for the lot was $3.50.
| Frank Memo, the Western Unio1
messenger boy, was bitten by c. Tel
ler's terrier last Saturday afternoon
The boy was passing the house, whel
the dog rushed out and snapped at on,
of his hands. In trying to shake hin
off, one of his fingers was badly gashet
and cut.
/ DR.. j. w. B. Welcome, of Sleep,
| Eye, started on an extended tri]
through the southwestern and coas
states last Thursday. He intends t,
visit all prominent points of interest
and the Review expects in time to b,
able to give its readers some of th,
Dr.'s opinions upon the western sec
ton of our glorious Union.
The iron box containing valuable pa
pers, which was stolen from the safe o
E. G. Koch, was found on Monday un
der the bridge between Gags and Man
derfeld's place in Sigel. The box hae
been opened and several of the papers
had been blown out to the side of tn,
road, thus attracting the attention of :
passer-by to the place where the DO,
was hid. Mr.. Koch thinks that non,
of the papers were lost.