New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-11-05
LOCAL NEWS.
Snow flakes were seen in the air on

The mill boys will give ball abou1
the 10Th.
/ Gustav Goetch is the happy father o.
Il girl, born last Saturday.
The Turner Hall orchestra has beer
reorganized with nine pieces.
VIM. Winkelman of Helena, Mon.
tana, spent the week in New Ulm.
Frank Kuetzing has been confined tc
his room the past few days with sick.
| ness
Saturday was ALI Saints Day, and
services were held in the Catholic
church.
The Wide Awake Mission Band gave
a musicale of merit at the residence OF
j. Newhart on Friday evening.
Smiths Worlds Vaudeville and Pan
TONNE Company will be at Turner
Hall, Friday evening, November 9TH.
The butcher shop of the late M. Ep-
pie mas been rented to Franz Schnobrich,
a young man, who will take charge on
the 10Th.
M. Mullen and A. A. Bogen went to
St. Paul on Saturday to make sure that
the Democratic speakers would be here
Monday evening.
A French lady was brought to the
hospital in this city from Tracy last
week, who was suffering from paralysis.
She died Friday night,
H. Schild has taken the position in
the Eagle Mill Office, vacated by l.. B..
Krook. E. Kellerman takes Schild' S
place as foreman in the mill.
One Of the strange carpenters at work
on Schells new building broke through
a scaffold last week. and fell distance
of 25 feet. Luckily he escaped with no
further injury than sprained ankle.
Cards are out announcing the wed.
ding on the 18th of this month of Miss
Rosa Penning to Mr. Frank Schnobrich
of this city. Miss Penning is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pennlng OF
| the town of Home.
A surprise party at the home of ia
cob Loesch in celebration of the birth
day anniversary Of his daughter, Lena,
was the means of much enjoyment to a
large number of young people of town
on Sunday evening.
While riding into the country last
Friday with Mr.. Richarlz of Milford,
Samuel Marti Of this place fell from the
wagon and broke one of his ribs. A
sudden jerk of the wagon unsea.ed Mr..
Richartz, and in trying to hold onto hin!
Marti fell also and sustained the injury
The stay. of proceedings in the Rose
case before the Supreme court has been
continued. Monday was the day SET
for the hearing, but, as the SAME ques.
ton is involved in the Rose case as in
the Holden matter, continuance till
the latter is passed upon by the SUI
preme court of the United States is
| probable.
A large coterie of Nicollet County
politicians and office seekers, both Re
publican and Democrat, were in the
city Saturday evening, and remained
in the vicinity the day following.
Among them were G.. 4. Davis, J. A.
Johnson, H. c. Randall, F. L. Otto, G.
A. Blomberg, Ben Briggs, A. Linstrom
and n. Herklerath.
About thirty ladies of town gathered
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Popp las!
Tuesday evening and rendered her a
most pleasant surprise. The evening
was spent till late hour in happy con
versation and amusing incidents. Tha
the surprise was complete, was evi
denced when the surprised party at
tempted to light a lamp with tooth
picks.
G. S. Cairns. of ST. Paul, spoke a
Springfield last Wednesday evening.
large audience listened to his clear ane
forcible explanation of the Mckinley
bill, and among those present were {
! goodly number of New Ulm citizens, in
Guiding the Concordia band. The
Springfield club entertained the New
Ulm folks in most royal manner ano
allowed them no reason for regrettins
their visit.
The Union House bus team, which
was left united at the postofice Mon
day morning while the driver dis
posed of the mail, started for the hote
on its. own hook and ran up the stree
at a lively gait, tearing down the fence
at the entrance to the hotel ward anc
clearing everything IN its way. This i:
not the first time that this same team
hoe ip.l,,Iraa in r1nau uy1tb corio,,,