New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-05
Masquerade ball at Union Hall on the

L 4bQ.
j. Newhart was up in Renville coun-
ty yesterday on business Of legal ma
ture.
February 18th is Valentines day.
Remember the date and don't forget
your friends.
w. Chadbourn, a cousin Of G. III.
Roos, of this city, died at Blue Earth
City last week.
Rudolph Kiesling will make visit to
the Coast in the spring, perhaps with
the view of location.
The Herman Monument is complet-
ed and is expected to arrive in New
Ulm in a few days.
Quite number of our young people
attended q dance at Bobsin's hall in
CORTLAND Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jos. Baer, mother of E.W. Bear,
was agreeably surprised by number
of her friends last Wednesday evening.
Paul Albrecht, who has been running
a farm near Fairfax, will return to his
home in New Ulm in week or so to
remain.
John Korbel Jr. has sold his farm in
Sigel to John Hoffman and expects to
move to LIE Sueur, where he will 90 in
to business.
John Groscham, Ridgley farmer,
died Saturday Afternoon from the eff
fects of second attack of the grippe.
He was buried Monday.
The Reviews suggestion as to the
sidewalk in front of court house square
was acted upon with admirable prompt
itude. Let it be followed in other quar-
tiers as we'll.
Notice the change in the advertise
ment of the dance at Union Hall for
February 9th. It will be masquerade
and will he conducted under the auspi-
ces of the City Band.
An old fashioned spelling school will
be held at the school house in the La.
fayette district, in which VIM. Mueller
| is teacher, next Friday evening. Such
meetings ought to be more frequent.
| Nj. Griebel, of Cottonwood, lost three
valuable heifers in curious manner
last week. He had them all tied in one
stall with the ropes about their necks
and IN the morning he found them al
choked to death.
The engine for the New Ulm Rolle
Mill arrived last Wednesday and tn,
mill is now shut down for repairs. TIL,
engine is aCorliss, with rope trans
mission, and was manufactured b,
Weisel & Vilter, of Milwaukee.
If the so-called St. Paul, New Ulm {
Southwestern Railroad directors ar
not able to accomplish anything, VIII,
don't they let the shareholders in tn
company know it? If the opposite i
the case, shouldn't it be their duty t,
inform the owners of stock of what i
beingtdone with their money?
G. F. Oakley, of Lake Crystal, is buy
ing up.large droves of cattle in Cotton
wood and is shipping them to the mar
ket at the former place. Oakley is
good fellow and sets 'em up to the boy
after purchasing their stock wi.hou
looking them over, but for all Of tina
we do not see why those cattle could no
be bought for the New Ulm market.
Mrs. Schade, wife of Gottlieb Schade
who lives in the north end of town
died last Saturday morning after al
illness of many months. I. She was al
old lady, having reached her 9th year
and it was her age and other compIica
tons no doubt that brought on he
death. The funeral occurred Monday
and was largely attended.
. Mrs. MoWery. is the recipient of {
very respectable donation from Mr.
Jones, a wealthy but liberal Minneapo
Titan, whose death occurred recently
/ He held mortgage on the Mowery
property in this city, but just previous
to his demise he kindly sent her salts
faction of the same, which is virtually
giving her family home, free Of in.
cumbrances.
| One of thesmost pleasant events, tina,
we have had an opportunity to record,
was the surprise rendered by the Mixed
Choir to Prof. Robert Nix on Saturday
evening. Nearly all Of the members
gathered at the home of the Professor
on that night, and there presented him
with a costly armchair. It was 8
handsome gift, but Worthily bestowed.
4 AS leader and instructor of the choir,
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