New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.

A. j. Blethen, of Minneapolis, is en-
gagged in putting in the new engine for
the City mill.
The loads in the country are in poor
condition. Rough and hard is the gen
eral complaint.
ii. Weyhe, r. Pfetferle and Chas.
Sommer are contemplating "Trip to
Washington in the spring.
/ Chas. Silverson started from New
York in the Saale on the 29th. He will
probably reach Queenstown to-day
The next meeting of the Rural Teach
ers' Association will be held on the
10Th. None was held last week as was
announced.
| Another contractor and bricklayer
arrived in the family .of Casimir Ochs
last Thursday. The new arrival is al
SO an heir.
/ Only two divorces were granted in
Brown County last year. To the num-
Der of marriages this bears a ratio of
only l to "a.
i The resident German Methodist min.
lister of LIE Sueur, assisted by Rev.
schnitker, of this city, is holding pro-
tracted meetings in Lafayette.
| The Currie Pioneer has it as a rumor
that Rose the murderer in our county
jail had died from influenza. In this
the Pioneer is off. Rose is still alive
and patiently waiting his doom.
The New Ulm Building & Loan Asso-
citation has purchased handsome new
safe. Must be that the rattle in the
American company has resulted in an
increased business for our home con-
Germ.
From Lafayette we learn that Mrs.
!, II. Schrader, who has been very sick
for the past two weeks, is now improv-
!, ing, and that VIM. Dannheim, who has
also been ailing for some time, is again
able to be around.
George Bevier and wife will leave
next Monday for a visit in New York.
, They have numerous relatives and
, friends in the Empire State and they
will continue their sojourn with them
for two or three weeks.
Andrew Rupert, an employee OF
VIM. Glessman of Lafayette, and Miss
, Clara Spora, we'll known lady of the
same town, were married at the West
Newton church yesterday. The Re
view congratulates.
The New Ulm foundry and machine
shops are casting an engine of three
horsepower for Chas. Toberer anc
Max Burg to be used by them in run
ming their boat on the river. 1t is
nice piece of workmanship.
L The Review was in error last week
. in stating that Casimir Ochs was the IN
g ventor of the patent window sash fasten
d er. 1t should have read that Otto Setter
u was the inventor and Ochs the purchas.
( er OF the patented convenience.
!; A wedding will occur. in Milford
q next Tuesday evening, in which Nico.
+ laus Hengel, of that town, and Annie
r He]get, of Sleepy Eye, are the contracts
}. ing and happily interested parties. To
both, our wishes are those of one, who
on such occasions always wishes well.
The Misses Koch and Haxel were
rendered genuine surprise by abou,
thirty of their young friends on Thurs.
q day evening. After lively sleigh ride
O of two hours duration the young
5 folks returned to the home of Mr.. and
. Mrs. Eckstein and there enjoyed re-
! freshments, together with most pleas.
ant season of amusement.
$ A masquerade ball was given at the
: Winthrop City Hall Saturday evening
) which was attended by the following
parties from New Ulm: G. A. Hagberg,
Geo. Wagner, j, B. Kennedy, Fred
: Behnke, Alfred Roos, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hauenstein, and the Misses Frida
and Louisa Hauenstein, Amelia Fritsche
Lena Wagner and Clara Kiesling.
: The marriage of Joseph Schnobrich
J Jr., of this city, to Miss Frances sturm,
, of the town of Bashaw, is announced
for next Saturday. The ceremony will
/ be performed at Springfield and the Re-
view takes this early opportunity to ex-
tend its best wishes. Theyoung couple
are well known here, where they are
I respected, and will be deserving of the
congratulations of hosts of friends,
All New Ulm lacks in order to make
: it the prettiest town in the State is a
: few more trees T,ocatad az the town