New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-05
Bowen. Of the Sleepy Eye Herald,
was in town Saturday.

was IN town Saturday.
Andrew jacobsen, prominent
Brighton farmer, is dangerously i'll.
Five deaths is the mortality record in
New Ulm for Friday and Saturday.
The present fine weather is not favor
able to good health, and the very atmo-
sphere seems fraught with disease
a child Of Ed. Gilley and also one of
Com missioner Bushard, of CORTLAND,
are very low with the grippe.
An infant child of Andreas Dauer
died early Saturday morning and was
buried on Monday.
The practice of snow balling on Main
Street should be stopped. It's not on.
" annoying, but ofttimes dangerous.
VIM. Durbahn, son of Juergen Dur
balm, will leave for Saltwater this
week to enter the machine business.
News comes from Winona Of the ar.
rival in the family of Frank Z. Randall
of a son and heir. This makes number
two,
A party of friends gathered at the
home of Miss Nellie Breye on Thurs
day evening and treated her to pleas
ant surprise.
The following were granted licences
to wed during the week: Henry Krue-
ger and johanna Mielke, and John Lin
zenburg and Lisa Volned.
Mrs. Jos. Arbes, whose sickness was
reported last week. has since then ex-
perienced a severe relapse, but, we are
glad to state, is again out of danger.
G. S. johnson and Philip Gruye, two
of Winthrop's leading business men,
were in New Ulm over Sunday. The
latter was accompanied by his family.
The invitation masquerade ball at
Schmucker's Tivoli next Saturday night
gives promise Of being a very social af.
fair. MIR. Schumacher is sparing nc
pains to make it such.
We have it on authority that is reli
able that the contemplated branch O.
the Northwestern between Mankato ane
New Ulm will be completed by mex
November. The material for the con
tract is already being furnished.
! Dr. Stricken was called to Fairfax o,
Sunday, and in returning be met witt
a smash-up which pretty thorough,
demolished the cutter. The acciden
occurred in running with considerable
speed against large rock in the roug
and uneven road.
Edwin Paulson and Clement Halyer
sen, of Linden, were pleasant callers a
our s'scantum scantorium" on Monday
They note nothing new in our neigh
boring town, and say that everybod
is lying in wait for the coming election
By fall they expect to see the fur d
freely.
Some people, whose business house
are supplied with telephone attach
ments, want to let up on monkeyin,
with the connections and removin,
wires, or they will soon find that con
Germ minus several patrons. A tele
phone is of no use if it cannot always b
J depended on.
| E. j. Foster and II. G. Garvin, offici
ais of the Northwestern Road, spent
couple of days in New Ulm last week
with the view, to all appearances, o
examining into our clay resources
From their presence here on such bus
mess, would it be guessing too much t,
surmise that these are the gentlemen
who are interested in the big brickyard
/ scheme?
| Andrew A. Backer and Miss Christ
ina Scar, well known and respected
young people of Milford, will be mar
ried at the latter's home next Tues
day. The groom is the son of Mrs
Martha Backer, OF Milford, and has
numerous friends in this city. The
bride is also the daughter of Milford
parents and to the happy couple we
hope for prosperous and joyous wed.
ded life.
NJ. j Rosskopf, because of his per.
manent absence from the city, has hand.
ed in his resignation as Captain of Com.
pany A. It's none of our business. Of
course, but for the best interests Of the
company we would suggest that the boy.
follow up this by filling the vacancy
with the selection of 1t. Steinhauser
For several months now he has been al
their head and the present condition Of
/ the c0nnanv snoa be xuol1 for L., l..,:.-