New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.
Bob Evans at Turner Hall tomorrow

Bob Evans at Turner Hall tomorrow
night.
Geo. Boyd, the barber, will start 8
cigar shop.
! Chas. Silverson returned from the
east Saturday afternoon.
The waterworks plant with the ex.
ception of the cistern has been accepted
by the council.
a couple of young men in Bernadotte
died of diphtheria last week after only
three days sickness.
Jorgen Simmons of Minneapolis
speaks in Lake Hanska this afternoon
and in Linden tonight.
The Democrats have nominated Hen
ry Scheibel of Cottonwood for commits
sioner in the End district.
Blind Boone carries watch that he
claims cost him $1,000. It is set wit d.
Almonds and strikes the time to the min.
ute.
The water mains were tapped last
week to supply connections with the
bath rooms of Henry Vedder and Fred
Peuser
Court convened in Marshall yester-
day. The two prisoners who were in
custody here were taken up on Monday
for trial.
The colored glass for the Boesch and
Maltzahn buildings arrived last week
and was put in place at once. 1t makes
beautiful 'front.'
All the rooms on the lower floor of
the new court house are now plastered.
The work of finishing with hard wood
will be pushed with speed.
A little son of Joseph Brosch, who
lives in the northern portion of town,
died Sunday morning of whooping
cough. He was five years old.
Xavier Phillips has sold his farm of
100 acres in Lafayette and will move TO
Fairfax. The purchaser was Joseph
Traurig and the consideration $4,000
Rev. Brauns, who has been spending
the summer at ST. Alexander's Hospital
for the benefit Of his health, left on
Wednesday for the St. Frances Semi
nary at Milwaukee.
G. F. Dongus, Lutheran pastor at
Woodbury., has been compelled to re-.
tire from active dnty for time on ac-
count of poor health. He is now visit
ing with relatives in New Ulm.
DR.. l.. A. Fritsche has rented the
rooms on the second floor of one of
Werner Boesch's new buildings and
will open up offices as soon as the
buildings are completed. He will also
reside there. ...s.. -
Mrs. Mathews, mother of M. E.
Mathews, of Marshall, died last week
and was buried at Currie She was an
estimable old lady and among her ac-
quaintances classed goodly number of
New Ulm people,
Ensign Robert Stocker, of the United
States navy, with his home at New Uln,
has just received Official notice that he
has been transferred to the Naval Con.
struction Corps, with probable attach
ment to the United States Legation at
Paris.-Minneapolis Tribune.
The New Ulm Republican Club will
go to Springfield tonight, in company
with the band, to listen to speech by
MIR. Cairns of St. Paul. Reduced rates
will be furnished, and all those who
wish to join the club, should be at the
depot at five o'clock this "wednesday
afternoon.
Col. Bobleter came up from St. Paul
Paul Friday evening, to see his many
friends and to lend his encouragement
to the Republican cause. The Col. will
probably receive the largest vote of any
man on the Republican ticket and New
Ulm people should take pride in in.
creasing that vote.
William Henneri Eustis, the man
who was Kicked SO many feet by St,
Paul man during the census trouble,
will make Republican speech al
Sleepy Eye on Friday evening. Aside
from his being a good speaker. his re.
putation, derived from the census i'm.
broglio, ought to give him a good au.
| dience.
The St, Paul Dispatch of last week
contained the following OF interest te
New Ulm readers; Col. Bob1eter no,
only won the club badge of the Capito
Bowling club last evening, but he Sc
cured the badge presented fol all clubs
by making the highest score ever re
corded in regular. game in this city