New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-17


T JOS. Schumacher viii give a ball at hi
e Tlvoli on the 26th.
public installation of the officer!
8 of Hecker Post will be held January
!. 18th.
a son Of Henry Brunz, of CORTLAND
2 died last Saturday night Of dipntheria
: the boy was only three years old
a ball will be given at Union Hall on
the evening of December 26th. One
, will also be given at the same place on
the 31st.
Mrs. schreier, an aged lady of Cotton
) wood, died early Sunday morning of old
age. She was the step.mother of C.
schreier, who is well known in New
8 Ulm.
4 Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin. has
been rendered a position on the supreme
court bench, but it is stated that he will
not take it.
We understand that the Alliances in
the towns in the neighborhood of New
Ulm contemplate giving a ball and en-
tertainment at Turner Hall on the even.
ing of January 3rd.
q. w. Beck, claim agent for the
Northwestern road. was in the city Sat
urday to have a talk with George
Pheney. the young man who was in
jured recently ir the yards at this place,
Jacob Klossner has received lettef
from Orting, Wash, to which point the
basket factory machinery was shipped,
offering SIS per week to laborers who
have had any experience in that kind Of
work.
Gustave Getting, who has been \at-
tending college at St. Peter, was
brought to his home in Courtland last
week sick with a fever. He will not be
able to. be out again for two or three
weeks.
At Chas. Brust's can be seen bean.
tiful specimen of carving from wood
representing a deer attacked by two
hounds. The workmanship is that of
lg. Schwendinger, and certainly shows
unusual skill.
4 Do not fail to read the new ads of F.
Il. Behnke, G. L. Roos, 'Chas. Wagner.
o. NJ. Olsen Chas. Gebser, Beuss-
man Bros, A. j. Eckstein, T. Mueller.
and Frank Kuetzing. In their various
lines they present bargains that it will
pay you to consider.
The report is going the rounds OF the
: weekly papers that DR.. J. L. Schoch,
recently appointed on the state exam.
} lining board, is homeopathic; This
is mistake. DR.. Schoch is a gradu.
+ ate OF Ann Arbor and has none of the
! homeopathic in him whatever.
A surprise was rendered to Miss En-.
> ma Setter by party of friends on Sat.
urday evening, that being the anniver.
sary OF her birthday. Only fifteen OF
,, twenty OF the young people were pres.
! ent, but the evening proved to be Of
continued jollity,. and was relished by
all.
The marriage of Chas. Vogtel and
Miss Ida Freitag, of Nicollet, is an.
: nounced for tomorrow. The groom
is head book keeper in the Swan Lake
Mill and is worthy young man. His
: mother and his sister, Mrs. Stole, are
residents of New Ulm, and among the
; young men of this city he has numer.
Gus friends, who, upon this occasion,
: will extend to him the heartiest of con.
gratulations. "A
Capt. Burg's Battery organized on
Saturday evening by electing Capt
Burg as president, Leonard Haeberle
as vice. president, Jos. Gales as secre.
tary and Oscar Gag as treasurer. Reg.
ular meetings will be held The second
Saturday in every month, and it is in.
tended to increase the corps to thirty
men. A new baggage wagon will be
purchased, and by spring the battery
will be fully equipped with quartermas
: ter, surgeon, blacksmith, harness-ma-
kes and mounted band of music.
This has something the look Of bust
ness.
DR.. Harry R. Randall died at Vino
ma on the 7th inst of diphtheritic Group.
Mr.. Randall was son of Maj. B. H.
Randall, who is known to all of the
old settlers of this region, and the
young man himself had many friends
and acquaintances in New Ulm, having
taught school in this vicinity for num-
Der Of months. His profession was
4 that of q nhvSician and of ono ti,,,o ~