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

Springfield Correspondence.
The Grippe is still at work, and 50
are the doctors.
The warm weather during the past
few days has left but little snow on the
ground, making poor sleighing as well
as wheeling.
L. Runk, of New Ulm, visited with
his son, Jacob, for a few days during
the week.
Albert j Johnson, of st. Paul, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moe.
Casimir Ochs, New Ulm's contractor
and builder, was in town Monday.
Our merchants are talking of organ
izing Board of Trade. 1t is just what
& Springfield needs.
Mrs. III. Van Y alkenburg died at her
home inBurnstown after a short illness
Her remains were taken to Vernon Cen
ter Monday afternoon for interment.
Judge Brandt was in town last Fri.
day on business.
Adolph Raer and wife, Of Minneapo-
lis, and Miss Lena Baer,S of New Ulm,
ale at present the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Athananz Henle.
A. Schwertfeger, Of Iberia, spent a
few hours in town last Thursday.
A Sunday School institute will be held
at the Nj. r. Church Tuesday and Wed.
nesdav, Fec 4tii and 9Th. Everybody
is invited to attend.
Julius Westinghouse received a tele-
gram from Barron, Wisconsin, last
Thursday, announcing the death of
VIM. Moffet, former resident of this
place. His remains were taken 70 st.
Peter for burial and Mr.. Westinghouse
went down to attend the funeral, which
was held on Saturday.
C. W. H. Heideman, of New Ulm,
addressed a meeting of Citizens at
Roberts Hall last Monday evening.
with the view of organizing q Building
and Loan Association. Over 500 shares
of stock were subscribed. Another
meeting will be held next Monday, Feb.
10th, when a permanent organization
will be affected. Let everybody attend.
The post office was removed to its new
and commodius quarters on Marshall
st. Monday afternoon. Mike Huiras
is again handling Uncle Sans mail
H,ou,s Spreng, who met with the &C.
e,ident in tbs mill about two weeks ago,
left for his home ii New Ulm Monday
evening, accompanied by his mother.
Died, Sunday, Jan. Goth, at his home
three miles east of Springfield. Michael
Rude, at the ripe old age OF So. Funer-
al services were held at the M. p. Church
Monday forenoon. Mr.. Rude had been
ailing for some years and his demise
was not unexpected. The relatives
have the sympathy of the whole COM
munity in their sad bereavement.
VIM. Mueller transacted business at
Now Ulm Thursday evening.
she tests ut scars, who never felt
wound aud lie can afford to laugh
at the horrors of rheumatism, who new
er had touch Of its quality. But it
seems the time has come for unlver-
sal laugh since it is known that Sal.
walton Oil cures pain, Of all possible
kinds.
Capt, Reeds chances Of election as
sergeant at arms Of the senate are said
to be good. The captain is Glencoe
man.
The house Of Secretary Tracy in
Washington was burned on Monday,
and Mrs. Tracy and her daughter per.
ished in the flames.
Parnell. the Irish leader, has gothic
best of it in his suit against the London
Times. The editor of that paper has
compromised with him for 1925, 900.
Secretary Blaine is being burdened
in his latter years with no end OF sor-
SOW. The latest bereavement is the
death of his eldest daughter.
st. Peter has q girl who evidently
understands her business. When told
by young man that he would die for
her, she informed him that the old gag
was worn out. She claimed that the
proper order of things these days was
not corpse. but a hustier.-St. Peter
Herald.
Speaker Reeds position is sustained
by ample precedent in his rulings on
what constitutes q quorum, and he says
that Ex-speaker Carlisle is not among
the least prominent parliame ntarians
whose decisions have been in accord
with those he has enforced during the
past week. It makes difference whose
OK is gored. MANKATo FREE Press.
a WE'LL MERITED# WORK.