New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Not single marriage license has
been issued since the 21st of December.
John Zeller and VIM. Fenske have
gone to St. Paul to attend the St. Paul
Business College during the winter.
Both the Eagle and Empire Mill
Companies are issuing to their patrons
some very nice annual calenders. They
are handsome to say the least.
Six full citizens papers and one hun
dred and sixty eight first papers, issued
by Clerk of Court George, is the record
for 1889.
The Minnesota National Guard con
vention will be held at the capitol in
St. Paul on the 21st and 22d inst. Com
pany A, of this city, is entitled to three
delegates.
Louis Entrup, the drug clerk, left
yesterday for short visit with friends
in Shakopee. He says it's on business
he is going, "partickly' business. Per-
haps matrimony-you can't tell
Hon. John n Jones, late member of
the legislature from Redwood County,
has been given Clerkship in the rooms
of the committee on mileage of which
Mr. Lind is chairman.
Friday was lawyers day in New
Ulm. Among those who did business
here were were Bowers, of Wilson &
Bowers, of Winona, McKensey, of Lake
Sneeze little, cough a little, fee
just a little bit tire d, and try to think
that it is about time you were taking a
lay-off for repairs, and you have got
tolerably fair case of the 'tgrippe."
Try it once.
Miss Ida Sommer left last W eek for
Mortified, where she will visit for a
time with her sister, Mrs. johnson,
after which the two will 20 to- the new
state of Washington for the benefit of
the latter's health.
Henry Subilia, with the assistance OF
crutches, succeeded in getting up town
as early as last Thursday. This is
coming out pretty soon after such an
accident as that which he experienced,
but we hope the venture was warran-
| ted.
DR.. Schoch's fast horse INDUCED in a
runaway last Tuesday il the neighbor-
hood of Mic Remnants place in Court.
land, which resulted in throwing the
Doctor overheard and in demolishing a
new and elegant cutter. The horse
cleared two fences and had run over
three miles before caught. No damage
was done except to the cutter.
F. Burg, the cigar manufacturer, has
our thanks for a box of his incest ci.
gars, laid on our table on New Year
day. Our appreciation arises not sc
much from the value of the fragran,
Havanas, but more from the knowledge
of the fact that there are those who
have not forgotten that we are here,
and again we say, Thanks.
1t is said that Father Alexander Berg.
hold is contemplating the erection of a
new Catholic church at New Ulm which
will cost seventy thousand dollars. That
is quite an enterprise to undertake and
make it successful, but, if any man can
he can. He has about as much business
energy in him as any man in this coun-
ty.-HERALD.
special to the Pioneer Press from
Gary, OAK, says that, in the district
court at that place, DR.. B. A. Wade,
president, and N. M. Wade, cashier oil
the Bank of Gary, stand indicted with
arson, having set fire to a building, :
we are informed the basket works-on
Feb. 3. The latter gentleman is con.
nected with Clark & Co., who put in the
plant at this place.
Company A are going 10 great ex.
peuse in fittinglup their armory at Tur
ner Hall. The room which IS 80 x 81
will be covered With mating and each
member will be supplied with a lock.
box for storing accout1 ements. Circu
lar gun stands will be used instead Of
the old wall racks, and all the conven.
fences of the best of armores will be Sc.
cured.
During the year just passed there
were issued 149 marriage licenses. In
January there were 9, in February -
in March 9, April II, May IA, June g.
July Z. August Z, September Is, Octo.
Der %, November -, and in December
9. In 1887 there were issued 100 anG
in 1888 the number of those who were
licensed to wed amounted tol49. AL