New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-26

Mrs. Frank Leibold on Monday even
ing and to J. Bollinger last evening.
Mrs. NJ. Epple was rendered pleas
ant surprise last Sunday evening. The
occasion was her birthday anniversary.
Gustave Neumann, formerly of New
Ulm but recently proprietor of hotel
at Winthrop, las moved to Minneapo-
lis.
Jacob Keller and Christine Braun.
both of Eden, were the only couple
granted marriage license during the
first week of Lent.
Miss Ida Sommer, accompanied by
her sister Mrs. johnson, of Mortified.
will return to the formers home in New
Ulm the latter part of this week.
Gustav Subilia will moye his cigar
shop from It's present quarters in the
hlesllngg Block to his residence. The
removal will be made in week or two.
County politics are receiving an early
notice. The Springfield Adler says that
Louis Schmelz is being mentioned
among democrats as candidate for
sheriff.
The case of young Willie Neumann
ana others, charged with stealing,
which was adjourned to Monday after.
noon, was dismissed by Justice Fischer
on that day for want Of prosecution.
A party was held at the home of A..
schilling in Lafayette on Sunday even
ing. A goodly number of guests en-.
joyed the event, the Courtland- Lafay-
cite Band furnised music, and all had
royalty good time.
Anew schedule of rates goesinto effect
over the Northwestern road today. in
which there is considerable reduction
from those of the last schedule. The
rates effect the whole line but New Ulm
comes in for liberal favors.
J. Corbett, the CORTLAND blacksmith
received kick from horse last Sat
urday, which so severely injured his
left hand as to necessitate his s.laying
of. . His shop is being run in the
meantime by Schneider, of New Ulm.
Thea advertised letters at the New
ulm post-ofice for the month of Feb
ruary are addressed to James w. Coop
er, VIM. Gieger, Jos. Watschke, Mrs,
Mary Boder, Heinrich Folkers, Emile
Losener, Miss May Meaghen, and VIM.
Uperd.
Col. Bobleter on Monday received
the resignation of DR.. Berry of this CITY
as surgeon of the Second Regiment.
and has appointed Assistant Surgeon
d. b. Collins to the vacant place. DIR.
Berry retires because of i'll health and
pressure of business duties.
The Milford Farmers Club at their
last meeting, held at the place of VIM.
Knees, elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Louis
Meyer; vice president, John Mack.
treasurer, Ernst Rolloff; secretary. Paul
Lehman; directors. FL. L. Runk, An.
drgas Backer and julius Schroeder.
21ohn B. Schmid and Casimir Ochs
will build a mill at Springfield of 25O or
$40 barrels capacity. A site has been
selected and, if nothing unlocked for
turns up, tits intended to commence the
work of erection as soon as the weather
will permit. Schmd and Ochs were
at Springfield last week. looking over
the grounds.
The conductors and other train en-
ployees, we understand, feel quite sore
over the article which appeared in thelast
weeks issue OF the Review i'll regard to
the gang of card players that have from
time to time used train passengers for
suckers in game of sinch. The Re.
view certainly did not willingly intend
any reflection upon the conductors.
We have no doubt but that the conduct
ors, when informed of such action. are
prompt in putting q stop to it, bu, as
long as card playing is allowed on the
trains there will be those who will prac.
tice their games and avoid the vigilance
of the conductors. They cannot, there
fore. be too much on their guard, and
passengers can be of much assistance 10
them in spotting these 'ssharpers.
'sWar Memories" an illustrator lee
ture and entertainment, will be given at
Turner Hall, Wednesday evening,
March 9th. The entertainment is given
under the auspices of Hecker Post and
everybody should make it a point to
attend. In speaking of the lecture and
the accompanying scenes, the Hartford
Times says: The G. A. R. were instru-
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