New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-01-22
Be sure to read the new ad. of G.. a.

Be sure to read the new ad. of G.. a.
Ottomeyer.
The motion for writ of nandamus
in the county seat case will be argued
before Judge Weber next Friday.
County auditor Pettijohn, of Nicollet
county, collected taxes in this vicinity
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Setter pleasantly
entertained a small company of friends
at their home Saturday evening.
| Carl Winkleman,at one time marshal
in New Ulm, has been given a posi-
ton on the St. Paul police force.
Louis Schmelz and wife were present
| in Minneapolis last week during the
illness of the late Peter Rotering.
A bunch Of keys, evidently belonging
to some business man, was found by
Rev. Berghold last week. Claimant
can have same by calling at this Office
Chas. stuebe has supplied his butcher
shop with a new steam outfit for maxi
ing sausages. The improvement is one
which will be noticed by all his custo.
mers.
The Misses Annie and Emma Bueng-
er were pleasantly surprised by large
party of their friends last Sunday ev-
ening. A nice time was had by all
present.
| G. G. Schulz has been selected by
the Commissioners of Nicollet County
to act as Superintendent of Schools in
place of W. G.. Gresham, who was ap.
pointed postmaster at st. Peter.
The New Ulm Electric Light Co
held their annual meeting last week
and elected as directors; Chas. Wagner
President; Geo. Doehne, Vice-pres.
Jos. A. Eckstein, Secretary; NJ. Null
len, Treasurer; and Chas. Silverson
Vim. Koch. and Geo. Schmidt.
Xavier Rosskopf, accompanied by hi!
family, will return to this city mex
week from Spokane Falls. AS they
expect to make their visit to their old
home a permanent one, we are natur-
ally led to conclude that for comfort
able living there is no place like Mime.
sofa.
Fred S. Moore and wife, of Los An.
geles, CAL, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Moore is a daughter of C. c.
Brandt, formerly of this place but now
Of California. They have severed their
connection with their western home
and will winter IN Minnesota, probably
in St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Ross gave re.
ception at their residence last evening
in honor Of their California guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred s.. Moore. Nearly one
hundred people were present and their
beautiful home was the happy scene OF
many pleasant and cordial greetings
and much enjoyable conversation.
A little son of Carl Scbramm, of Nil.
ford. died very suddenly last Sunday
evening, after an illness of less than
two days. The sickness, which thus
ended his life, was a strange one and
puzzled the physicians, although it had
some resemblance to scarlet fever. The
parents have our sympathy.
At the annual meeting of the Luther
an congregation last week, Messrs
Hackbart and II. Vogelpohl Jr. were
elected as trustees and the latter was
designated as treasurer. John Luetier
was also appointed janitor. Severa
new members were taken into the
church and the congregation now mum
bers nearly two hundred families.
In an interview in the ST. Paul Globe
President Hughitt, of the Northwestern
Road, says that the past year was
prosperous one with his road and tina
this yeaA would witness number o
improvements along the line to better
the facilities of the company. 1t is Il
be hoped that New Ulm will come il
for share.
i Anton Gag has been at work of late
ona number of designs intended fol
the Indian Massacre Monument, fol
which money was appropriated by the
last legislature. The designs are rough
pen sketches but show much ingenious
ness not only in the ideas expressed
but in the drawings as well. They are
the best that could in all probability be
furnished, because of their appropriate
ness.
/ One Of the latest novelties in enter.
tainments is the shoe social. The la.
dies are SO arranged behind screen