New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-09-17
The properly of the Winkler estate

was foreclDsed yesterday.
G. r. Davis was up from st. Peter
Monday evening on business.
julius Block. sheriff Of Nicollet
County. was in town yesterday.
Julius Reick will attend the st. Paul
Methodist College this winter.
Mrs. Franciska Mueller and children
will leave for Indianapolis tomorrow.
There was a large attendance at the
dance at Schmucker's Tivoh on Sun
day evening.
TWixt county conventions and the
Fair, New Ulm ought to be pretty live
" the coming week.
Peter Moe has received an increase
of pension from 1923 to $25 per month
through the agency Of A. Blanchard.
Rev. Nobis will return from the east
this week. Services will accordingly
be held in the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Rev. Berghold is charging his green
house and is, supplying it with many
new improvements. It is really
beautiful place.
Chas. Brust will move into the Muel-
Ter residence on Broadway next Mon
day. I. Mulvehill will occupy the
building vacated by Mr.. Brust.
HIS. Kennedy will resign his position
with the New Ulm mills at the end of
the year to accept of similar one with
the Millers' ASSOCIATION of Minneapolis
Mrs. Follmann has just returned from
St. Paul with beautiful line of fall
millinery and fancy work material. It
will pay the ladies of New Ulm to call
on her.
Anton Henle, of Milford, will dispose
OF his property in Milford on the 9th of
next month and move to town. He will
erect dwelling opposite the Catholic
Church.
DR.. G. W. Lacea, of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, visited with his friend, DR..
Stricken, during the week. DR.. Lacea
expects to locate in Minnesota in the
near future.
The Democrats will hold caucus at
Turner Hall tonight to elect fourteen
delegates to the county convention,
which is to be held at the court house
next Saturday afternoon.
w. S. Cox, son of E. St. Julien Cox,
was married last week, the bride being
Lake City lady. The young man is
known TO many of our people, all of
whom will be surprised to learn of his
marriage.
The Methodist conference held at
Winona last week made the following
appointments: New Uim and Lafav-
cite, H. Schnitker; Sleepy Eye, C. L.
Lehnert; Springfield, G. A. Rabe; Fair
fax and West Newton, Emil Christ;
Albert Lea, J. Durbahn; presiding ell
der, F. j. Preine.
A man from Wyoming was in town
during the week looking for one of
three horse thieves. He has already
succeeded in capturing two of them and
was on The track of the third until the
other day, when he lost trail through
some mistake IN sending telegraphic
messages from New Ulm.
Nicollet County has population of
1924 and has u representative and
senator. Brown County has popula-
ton of 1872 and of course cores
pondingly larger vote. What reason
is there why Brown County should no,
constitute II senatorial district of itself
as we'll as Nicollel? There should be a
redistricting of the state.
We have it on good authority that a
change in time will go into effect on
or about next Sunday. The principal
change will be made in the afternoon
passenger from the east. Instead of
arriving at sos p. u. as at present, it
will reach New Ulm at 2:l5, thus giving
better connections with the Omaha
train from, St. Paul, which arrives in
Kasota about noon.
/ The St. Paul Volkszeitung makes the
hlstake of saying that Col. VIM. Pfaen-
der Of this city was the man who drew.
up the resolutions for the Democratic.
congressional convention. Mr.. Pfaen-
der while too busy in the first place to
NEEDLE in politics is not in the habit of
writing Democratic resolutions. 1t
was Mr.. Fred Pfaender who was chair.
man of that committee.
The death Of Mrs. Philip Gross oc-
Cured at her home in this city carly
last Saturday morning of old age. Her