New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-11-26
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a f1Hu ". M. ClSen.
! Henry Kashau. of Redwood Falls, i
working for Henry Vedder.
4 County Attorney SomeryilIe tran
sacted Legal business here "Wednesday.
The Eagle Mill Co. will put in a new
track scale on the track east of the
mill.
Albert MeIges has gone to Springfield
to work in the cigar factory of VIM.
Mueller.
Sheriff Schmid came down from
!. Springfield yesterday to open the fall
term OF court.
Remember the Thanksgiving ball to
be given by Company A at Turner Hall
tomorrow evening.
W. +. French, a G.. A. R. man OF
Lamberton, called on some of his New
Ulm comrades, Monday.
II. A. Roth went to LIE Sueur on Sat
urday to look after his farm in the
neighborhuod of that village.
Mrs. Andrew Amann died at the hos
pital early yesterday morning. The
funeral will be held tomorrow.
Last week the people of Springfield
voted to incorporate as an independent
school district. The vote was 81 to z.
A ty-eight hour devotion service
was commenced at the Catholic church
yesterday morning. Several priests
from abroad are in attendance.
G. W. II. Heideman, j. F. Crowell,
Chas. Silverson, S. D. Peterson and G.
A. Hagberg went to Sleepy Eye last
Saturday to assist the Masonic lodge of
thatplace in comforting chapter degrees.
| Jos. Schumacher celebrated the com
pletion of his malt house with dance
st the Tivoli on Sunday evening. Over
hundred couple were present, and fun
flew fast and furious until the hour of
daylight.
Several rigs, bearing New Ulm par
ties, were driven out to Athananz Hen
les place in Milford last Thursday,
where surprise party was being held.
All reports indicate an evening, pleas
antly spent.
The management of the st. Alexan-
der's Hospital propose to run hydro
pathic institution in connection with
the hospital. In other words to pro.
pose to give their patients the benefit of
all the curative powers of waters.
The semi-annuals meeting of the Min
nesota Valley Medical Association will
be held IN Mankato on the End of next
month. Before this meeting DR.. @. c..
Strlckler of this city will read an obitu-
airy OF the late DR.. Chas. Berry, who
was at one time president of the asso-
citation.
The Tracy Trumpet says: 1.-THE
New Ulm Review says Mr.. Moline, pro-
prietor of hotel in Tracy, was in New
C)lm on Monday. Mr.. Moline is out of
she hotel business, and we lear has his
eye on the Tracy postofice, which was
possibly the object of his visit to John
Lind. See, Review" Yes, we see.
At meeting If the A. o. U. w. held
last Wednesday evening, the following
officers were elected: P. M. w., Geo.
t. Bevier; M. w., Otto Pless; Foreman,
H. Rudolph; Oyerseer, Theo. Mueller;
Recorder, Fred Pfaender; Financier, A.
H. Wagner; Receiver, Chas. Wagner;
Guide, F. Bachman; 1. w., Ernst
Pfeiffer; 0. w., George Tauer.
The post Offices on the new route be-
tween here and Sleepy Eye have been
opened and the new carrier is now on
the route. lie went this morning at
7:30. Grant Ross has the contract, and
he should be encouraged to establish a
regular stage line for carrying passeng-
ers. 1t. is a good deal of saving in
distance over going around by Kasota
by train. -Madelia Times.
Marriage licenses were granted dur
ing the week to the following: Albert
Fredrickson and Carrie Olson, Richard
Reddemann and Emile Mielke, Anton
J. Fischer and Mary Prelsinger, Patrick
Shields and Maud Cady, VIM. Mueller
and Emma Hauenstein, Geo. j. Grimm
and Emily Schneider, Frank Spoerhase
and Maggie Wiesner. and P. R. Nc
Hale and Gertie e, Baasen.
On Monday Drs. Stricken and Work
man made an amputation of part of
the left foot of Geo. Pheney, the young
man, who slipped from the engine in
the @. & N. w. yards and had the toes
Of his left foot smashed. At the time of
the accident, it did not seem that ne
would have to loose his foot, but along