New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-12
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a Valentine party will be given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bing.
4 ham to morrow evening.
Another dance will be given at Union
Hall on the 18th. Plenty of amuse-
ment is assured for all who attend,
Henry Pfeifer, who has been visiting
with his parents here, for couple of
weeks, returns this week to his home at
/ Currie.
John Essig has leased his building in
Essig Station to Gustave and 81. F.
Schrader, who will open up store af-
ter the lst of March.
NJ. +. Propping, formerly of New
Clm, but now well-known St Paul
attorney, has taken to himself partner
IN the law business in the person of A.
E. Wislizenus, of st. Louis.
DR.. schoch was called to Sleepy Eye
several times last week to attend a
brother of VIM. G. Frank, of this city,
who is very low with pneumonia. At
last reports the young man was improv.
ing,
! The st. Peter Herald is authority for.
the following: Capt. N. j. Roskof
has resigned as Captain of Co. A. of
New Ulm. 1t. Steinhauser will prob
ably succeed him. Jos. Eckstein ought
to be put back in the traces.
A little son of Ed HenseIs died Sun.
day morning, the funeral occurring on
Monday. The child was a bright one.
less than three years old, and the par
ents have our sympathy in their be-
reavement.
A painful accident befell Andreas
Gleisner, of West Newton, while COM
ing to town on Wednesday. He was
driving herd of cattle, and on the
slippery and deceiving ice fell to the
ground unawares, fracturing his leg in
the hip. He is now at the hospital I'M
der treatment.
At the. Board of Trade meeting last
Friday evening the high rate of insu-
rance in New Ulm was discussed and
the secretary was instructed to compile
statistics and endeavor to see if some
thing could not be done towards lower
ing the present rates. The move is
certainly we'll taken.
/ At the last meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Basket Works, VIM. Hum
mel was chosen as director and elected
to. fill the office of secretary. Jos. Eek.
stein. who has been filing the position
temporarily, refused to accept it again
I because of other duties. Mr.. Hummer
. entered at once upon the performance
of his duties.
We have received a copy of the
monthly report of Dairy Commissioners
Ives on the articles of food examined in
his department during October and
: November, and it constitutes an inter.
esting document. The report on the
New Ulm Vinegar Works is very salts
factory to that concern and it's produc-
} tons are ranked among the best sold in
J the state.
Most any night, in passing by the
Union School building, sparks can be
seen rising and moving in the direction
of the wind from pile of ashes thrown
in the rear of the building. On blus-
tering night, with heavy blizzard rag
ing, this carelessness in leaving burning
Goals exposed, might easily result in
much damage and destruction to pro-
perty, and we would take the privilege
OF advising little more precaution.
The board of County Commissioners
OF Scott county have been sustained for
second time in their refusal to consid-
er the petition of the Jordan people
! for county seat removal and the alter
native writ of mandamus, requiring
them to act or show cause for not doing
SO. has been quashed by Judge Edison.
The only appeal now of the petition
ers, as in the case of the Sleepy Eye
movers, is to the Supreme Court,
| The many friends of VIM. Pfaender,
Jr. in this city, will regret to hear that
that young business man, who for a
number of years has operated a book
and news store in the Sanity city, has
been forced to make an assignment for
the benefit of his creditors. The very
fact too that he was compelled to this
move speaks discouraginglY for the
German population of SO large town
as st. Paul, where one would naturally
think business of that kind would 1--we
and thrive.