New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-08
A little son of Joseph Tauer, of La

a little son of Joseph Tauer, of La
Il fayette, died last week.
I Another possibility is now being men
toned fur postofice, this time Geo
Book.
Andrew Oline has received the ap.
pointment to clerkshipon the mileage
committee Of the lower house, of which
! Mr.. Lind is chairman.
Mrs. VIM. Ruemke was suddenly tax
en- i'll while attending the party at II.
H. Beussman's residence on Friday eve
ming, but has since recovered rapidly.
A masquerade ball will be given at
Turner Hall on the evening OF the
25th. The dance will be under the aus
pieces of the Ladies Society of the Turn
verein.
The Office of the Dakota House has
been adorned with new fixtures of late,
and the clerks now collect their hotel
bills from behind glass counters.
Prof. Nix spent a portion Of the week
at st. Panl in attendance upon the
State Teachers Association. before
which he read a paper on ''Uniformi-
ty.'
Last Friday was the 65th birthday
anniversary of H. H. Beussman, and in
celebration of the event he invited a
large number of friends, who passed
with him a very pleasant evening.
The time is fast approaching when
something may naturally be expected to
drop affecting the postmastership. With
this the question also arises as to who
will secure it, and echo answers, Who?
The New U]m Sportsmen's Club
held their annual meeting last Sunday
afternoon and elected the folio wing Of
ficers: Pres. Chas. Brust; Secretary,
Ernst Brandt; Treas, H. Loheyde;
Captain, Chas. Hauenstein; and Lieu
tenant, j. B. Schmidt.
Saturday evening Miss Addie Russell
entertained select circle of friends at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Pc
terson. Cards and music were the prin.
cipal amusement, although the elegant
supper that was furnished added zest
to the enjoyment. 1t was very social
affair.
Nearly fifty of the young people OF
town gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mis-. c. H. Ross on New Years evening
and with games and pastimes spent an
evening that was full of amusement.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross know how to enter.
tain, and those who were present will
wish for the return of many such parties.
The New Ulm Turnverein held their
semi-annual business meeting last Sat
urdav evening and elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: President
VIM. Koch; Vice-pres., VIM. Hummel;
Recording Secretary, G. Heller; Cor.
Secretary, FIR. Burg ST.; Treas, Peter
Scherer; First Iurnwart, W. E. Koch;
Second Turnwart, Fred Setter.
E. G. PAIL will start next Sunday on
a business trip to England and Hol-
land, as representative of the Empire
Mill Co. The New Ulm mills are work.
ing up considerable trade in England
especially, and a trip of several thou
sand miles, to persora ally look after
their interests, is fully warranted by
their increasing business.
The gable groups for the new court
house building were put in place last
week. They are made of galvanized
iron and give evidence of careful work
manship. The figures are emblematic
of Law, Justice and Mercy, and consti-
tute fine ornaments to the new structure.
J. Scherfius, of Wlnona, is the manu-.
facturer.
| The choir of the Lutheran church ten
dered Prof. Adolph REIN u most agree
able surprise last Friday evening. A
number of them gathered At his home
and during the evening took occasion tc
present him with a gold-headed cane
and seal-skin cap. The gifts were cost.
ly ones, and, considering from whence
they came. they are much to be priced.
From the Herald we learn that VIM
Mueller, son of II G. Mueller, of Court
land, has formed co-partnership with
his brother-in- law, c. A. johnson, Of
St. Peter, and that the two will open ur
a general store at that place. Mr.. Muel
Ter is we'll known to the people of New
Ulm as a worthy young man who is
surely deserving of success, and his
many friends here will join with us il
wishing him well.
A new time card went into effect last