New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-20
a little boy was born in the family {
John Hoffman last Sunday.

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New wheat to-day brings 90 cents.
Old wheat stands at 81 and 90.
| Werner Boesch celebrated his sixty
first birthday anniversary on the 18th.
| A. r. Falk is here on visit from
Los Angeles, Cal. He will remain till
fall.
ReY. Nobis aud family have gone to
their former Zone at Beecher, I'll, on a
six weeks vacation
a case was to have come up before
Justice Baasen yesterday in which John
Dauer accuses Herman Kalb of assault
and battery.
Mrs. Franciska Mueller has decided.
to remove temporarily to Indianapolis,
where her daughter has a position in
the public schools.
The Kiesling residence on German
street, recently purchased by Mr..
Boesch, is being renovated with coat
of paint and other improvements.
The Johnson ichaelson ear. biting
case from Linden was settled before
Justice Baasen. Mlchaelson paid the
plaintiff damages to the extent Of $25.
The Democratic countyicommittee
will meet to-day to fix the date for hold
ing the county convention for the cleo
ton of delegates to the state conven-
ton.
1t looks now as if the fair managers
| had decided to wait until the fair was
over before getting down to business.
| Only month remains and not a thing
done yet.
Mrs. Andrew Groebner, of Cotton
wood, was thrown from a load of hay
in runaway last Wednesday and fell
to the ground breaking her ri ht arm.
DR.. Stricken set the broken limb.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Luders and their
son Harry are here on a visit from Chi.
cago, as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Albert Behnke. Mr.. Luders was IN
early years interested in business in
New Ulm.
From notice in another column il
will be seen that the public schools
open September LIST. Applications fol-
/ 70 s. 70 ~
admission will be received at the sup.
erintendent'ss Office on that day from z
to 6p. m. The minimum school age is
six years.
Gustaye Gebser had the little finger
of each of his hands badly smashed on
Sunday afternoon while playing at nine.
pins IN Schmucker's alleys. He was
holding one of The large balls in his
hands, ready to throw it, when some
one from behind threw another, so that
it clashed together with the one in Geb.
ser's hands. The result was that his
little fingers were split in twain, even
into the bone.
/ E.. H. Huebner is being doomed by
the Winthrop Newsfor county attorney
of Sibley county! The News says: Mr.,
Huebner is a gentleman of rare quail
ties and would make an efficient county
attorney. He has already many friends
all over the county and we think would
not only be elected, but add strength to
tho ticket. The Republican county
convention cannot find man better
suited for the office than Mr.. Huebner.
At the last meeting of the Turnverein
Robert Nix, E. G.. PAIL and Chas.
L. Roos were chosen as delegates to
the Minnesota Turnbezirks-T agsatzung
which will BIZ held at St. Paul, Satur-
day, September 6. The Bezirk will be
represented at this gathering by VIM.
Pfaender ST., Frank Burg ST., J. II.
Strasser and Carl Gebser. The Winona
delegate to the same meeting was in
structed to vote tor St. Paul as the place
for holding the next state Funniest and
New Ulm as the state headquarters.
s The st. Peter minister who was
/ attacked some nights ago by couple
of unknown ruffians is still harrassed
by threats of danger The Herald says
that on last Sunday morning when he
stepped to the pulpit, he discovered a
note there which called him hypo-
critic and warned him that if he held
services there in the morning, there
would be trouble in the evening. He
preached in the morning and in the
evening it was found that the same
scoundrel who had written the note,
had pinned a piece Of muslin to the
back Of Mr.. Barton's surplice. On the
muslin was printed the word, .hypo-
critic" in large bold letters.
It was large crowd that attended
the picnic at Hermann's Heights last