New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.

/ George Haas, a son OF the one who
died recently, is very sick.
Judge Severance and Mayor Pau, OF
Mankato, and j. Nj. Thompson, oil
Sleepy Eye, were in the city on Fri
day.
In St. Peter last year there were II
births and 105 deaths. In Nicollet
County there were 313 births to 2O8
deaths.
1t is announced that Hunt, of the
Mankato Free Press, is sure to secure
the postofice appointment at that
place.
Clifton Holden will be sentenced at
an adjourned term of the Redwood
court, to be held on the 18th of next
month. "a
! Mrs. Otto Setter entertained num-
Der of friends last Thursday evening,
and very enjoyable time was spent
| ny tuOSe present. '-..
The hearing before Judge Weber in
the Rose case, which was booked for
February 4th, will not come off on that
date, probably not until the 10Th.
We hear that VIM. Poop, at one time
a compositor in the Review Office, has
gone into business for himself at Seat
tie, Wash. Davis. & Popp, artistic
printers, is the name of the firm.
VIM. Gebser, having sold his cigar
mandatory, contemplates going to the
coast in the spring, probably to Wash
ington, with the view of hunting up a
location.
The calendars of the Underwriters
Agency bear the address of VIM. Pfaen-
der at 1925 Minnesota ST., New Ulm.
This is the first intimation we have had
that The business houses of New Ulm
were numbered.
| While going down flight of stairs
at her home last Saturday morning,
Miss Emily Hauenstein was suddenly
taken sick with a fainting spell anc
fell to the floor, seriously spraining he1
ankle.
Farmers, who have white elm wooC
on their lands, should bring it to New
Ulm and dispose of it at a good price
to the Basket Works. The wood is no
of much account for other purposes
while here it is just what is needed.
Fred S. Moore, who spent portion
Of last week in our city, has gone t,
St. Paul to visit with his father. Mrs
Moore, nee Miss Brandt, will continu
in New Ulm for a while, as the guest o
friends and relatives.
Jos. Eckstein, while at St. Paul las
week, sold to one wholesale house alon
$50 dozen of stave baskets. In face o
this, who will say that the New Uln
Basket Works isn't making it's salt
Give it chance once and there need p
no danger about its doing rushing
business. ..
II. F. Pfeifer, of the Currie Pioneer
will visit with his parents in this city
for few weeks. Mr.. Pfeifer at pres
ent mourns the sad and sudden deatl
of his wife, which occurred last week
and in his bereavement he will have tina
the sympathy of his many New Ulm
friends.
Geo. Scherer, who recently sold tn,
Mankato Post, will not give up his re
sidence in that city but will reside there
as heretofore. He will leave howeve
in few days for Milwaukee to receive
expert treatment for his eyes, which arr
said to be in very critical condition
} and it is to be hoped that he will b.
benefited by the trip.
The Advance says that the business
men of Springfield contemplate tn,
organization of Board of Trade ant
that in this connection they will invit,
G. W. h. Heideman, of this city, to ad
dress a public meeting of their citizen
on the customary methods of ''gettins
together and of conducting an associ
alton of this kind. Right here, we d.
not think it out of place 10 suggest tina
New Ulm Board set them an exampl
by doing something. There is no rea
son why more cannot be done this yea
than last.
Through some mistake in handlin.
the valves Of one of the furnaces of tn
public school building on Friday, tn
air in some of the rooms became SO no
as to be suffocating, and, upon opening
the registers, the temperature rose il
almost an instant from 60 degrees t.
over ITO. By opening the windows an,
] letting in the cold air, the superintend