New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-26
Read the new al Of Chas. Wagner.
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j B. Kennedy went to st. Peter Mon
day
C..H. Ross was at ST. Cloud last week
on business.
Gottlieb Schmidt is entertaining a
brother from Chicago.
Teachers examinations were held by
the county Superintendent at the court
house yesterday
Mrs. w E. Ross, Of Blue Earth City,
was the guest Of the family of G. H.
Ross during portion Of the week.
Chas. Silverson will return home from
his European and eastern trip next SAT-
urday.
August Hummel has accepted the
management Of the Springfield cream
Iery for another season.
We learn that Ed. Collins, formerly
of New Ulm, has graduated from the
Columbia Medical College with all the
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Julius r, Meyer. Of Seymour, Wiscon-
sin. a relative Of Rev. Schulz who is a
son-in-law of Conrad Huebner, has been
the guest Of the latter and his family
during the past few days.
Who do you 60 to when you want a
few months time on goods? Do you go
to the peddler or itinerant merchant?
This is good thing to remember -
Heron Lake News.
Great pressure is being brought to
bear on GOV. Merriam for the commut-
alton of Clifton Holden's sentence.
Even Redwood Falls citizens of prom.
inence are interfering in his behalf.
Mrs. NJ. Leary left for indianapolis
with two of her children and Mr.. Han
chen's little boy Monday afternoon.
One of the children is to receive medi-
cal treatment, as is also the Hanchen
child.
Both Mankato and Winthrop seem to
concur in the belief that the proposed
railroad extension would be a good
thing for them and they can no doubt
easily be induced to render valuable as.
sistance.
Gottlieb Schmidt entered the postof-
fee Monday. in order to become some.
what acquainted with the workings of
the Institution, previous TO assuming
full charge, which will be in a few
days.
Why is it that more of our young
men are not seen at the caucuses? 1t is
g part Of their duty to attend such gath
erings and, although they are not ex-
pected to manipulate them, still they
should take an interesting part
G. Sommer has bought the half inter-
est of the Roos esia in the building
now occupied by G. Il. Hornburg. This
concludes, along with the Boesch pur-
chase, the largest and most important
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/ real estate transfer that has occurred
here in many years. When the new
buildings go up, it will remove several
ole land marks, but it will put in place
structures that are much more of cred
it to the town than old frame building
with history.
!
The death of Mrs. J os. Arbes, at tho
age Of thirty EIGHT. occurred at hel
home in this city last Tuesday afternoon
after an illness of over two months.
| She was first taken sick, January 18th,
with pleuro pneumonia on the right
side. Six weeks ago Sunday an abscess
formed. A delicate operation was per
formed by DR.. Slrickler and in two
weeks time she was so far recovered as
to be up and around From then until .
week ago Thursday she was continually
improving and the wound the result, O
. the operation-had nearly healed. Or
that day however she sat in warn
room in which some carpenters were Al
work. unknowingly exposed to the
draft from an open window. She tool
cold and died on Tuesday as alread,
stated. The funeral was held Thurs
day afternoon and was attended by {
large number of sorrowing friends
who extend their heartfelt sympathy K
the bereaved.
], The Hastings Gazette calls attention
to q matter of utmost Importance to 5
good number OF our citizens. An &C,
!. passed by the last legislature makes ii
unlawful for any person not citizen Of
the United o.stes or who has declared
his intention TO become snch, to acquire,
hold or own any real estate in this
State. except such as may be acquired
BY devise, Inheritance, or in the ordi.
nary course of justice, in the collection