New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-12-24

Gustav 0ettingg Of Lafayett IS very
low with typhoid fever.
Chas- Hauenstefn moved into his
beautiful new home the hrs5 of the
week.
/ Jos sehnoberfch Jr- IS the happy
father CT Il boy that WAS corn SGHdaF
morning
Al Larrahee and John Hanson were
/ down from SIehpy Eve Saturday after-
noon ON business
| Dr. Marden and C. W. H. Hefde-
man went to Springfield Saturday ev-
enfng to attend q meeting of the Ma
sonic lodge st that place
/ Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week to August Mfelke and Ida
Franz, VIM Boyer and Mrs. Mary Leh-
man. aud to- Julius Lehne and Msrv
[ Hefmer-
/ Paul H2ssoek. Geo Paul and Henry
| Wilkins OF RenviEIe visited with friends
here over Sunday Al OF these young
men were formerly residents OF New
ULm or vicinity.
Christmas services will be held In the
| Congregational and Lutheran churches
this evening Tomorrow night there
will be exercises In the Methodist
church aud Turner Hall
| August MfeTke and Miss Ida Frsnz,
OF Springfield were married at the Luz
theran church by Rev Albreeht last
Wednesday afternoon The young
couple will reside IN New Ulm-
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Setter went to
the Twin Cities Saturday afternoon to
visit friends From there Mrs. Setter
goes to Indianapolis Ind, to- spend
Christmas with her mother and sisters
How is this for Minnesota weather.
Streets being sprinkIed and business
men summing themselves in front of
their stores on the Gosh OF Deeeu Der.
As Tosten Ionson would say: Az tank
We hay hal gud yedder-
Calvin Smith and n. B. Roth were
down from Sleepy Eye. last Tuesday on
business Mr.. Smith has been resi-
dent of Sleepy Eve for onIy few DAYS
having moved there recently from
Golden Gate He now intends to take
| life easy.
| Fred Bashard, & son of WiIfurd
Busbard OF Lafayette. will leave for
Los Angeles. CALIFORNIA;. after the holt
DAYS. He has numerous relatives in
/ that ueigbborhood. and expects to 1e-
side there permanently. Paul Aihreeht
Of Lafayette will also leave for that
region.
In District Is in West Newton regu.
lar meetings are held for the purpose OF
/ debate, which are attended by parties
from miles around. The next subject
for discussion relates TO strikes and
will no doubt be the means of drawing
out good house. The meeting will
be held January End.
+ i brakeman. named MaIoney. who
was working on Train %, h$d his arm
smashed in an ugly manner while max.
ing q coupling 1t NfeoElet last Satur:
day night No bones were broken. but
one OF the arteries of the arn was cut.
and the blood oozed out in such stream
that the depot room WIS literally painted
with the DEMONSTRATING fluid When a
surgeons aid finally reached him. the
young man was almost dead
/ To morrow's sun will dawn upon 8
day that will bring joy and good cheer
wherever civilization has found it's waF
among the children OF men To aII
there will come realization that the
Christman season is again with US, and
1t IS our fond hope that ia every home
| Ttmay be attended with richest blessings
and happiness that Is complete Some
/ there are to be sure, who will spend 8
day darkened with misery or eIouded
with poverty but ii should be the effort
OF those who are able TO make the NUM-
Der OF such as few rs is IN their power.
Let everyone heactustsd by the prompt
ings of lEberslfsE aud good viii to fel-
low men, and thus make YuIe time in
fact. what it. IS in story. 3 season for
doing unto others as we would be done
ay-and for making the lot of each and all
brighter and more full of cheer With
the wish that this may be done. and
/ that unon all our friends gifts may fall
In ooUutEous plenty, we once again ex-
tend to the readers OF the Review q
meTTE Christmas greeting
The SUPREME court hiss made a do