New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-26

F. Brinkman, Of Milford, is sick At
the hospital.
w. c. Brown, of the Winona & St.
Peter Land Company, transacted bust
ness here last Thursday.
George Helling is the happy father of
boy that arrived If his family last
Saturday.
NJ. E. Mathews, the Marshall attor-
ney, did legal business in New Ulm on
Friday.
A little less than a month remains
now till election. Commence to groom
your candidates.
Knute Helling, of this city, has been
given a position in the department of
agriculture at Washington.
Herman Frank, brother of VIM. G.
Frank, of this city, is very low at Sleepy
Eye with pneumonia. He is not ex-
pected to live.
ALI. Johnson, George Huelskamp, J.
6. Meyer and al. Emmerich were
among the Winthropites. at New Ulm
this week.
The members of Charity Lodge are
having their pictures taken for group,
with which to adorn their lodge room.
The work is being done by Crowell
From Seattle we learn that Fred Som
mer, son of G. Sommer, of this city, has
engaged in business for himself. In the
new enterprise, we wish him success
Miss Minnie Koehler was surprised
at her home last Sunday evening by a
number of friends. About thirty of the
young people were present and togeth-
er they spent a very pleasant evening.
/ Baptiste Carl will shortly vacate his
residence in the south end of town, to
make room for Fred Behnke. who is to
run the bottling establishment, and
move into the building next to Peter
sons machine store.
| Members of the Brown County Agri.
cultural Society should call on Jacob
Klossner Jr. at once and secure cata-
logue from which to select their annual
allowance of seeds. Orders should be
sent in early.
| Last Friday T. E. Bowen celebrated
the tenth anniversary of his paper, the
Herald. The Herald and Review have
had many hard whacks at each other
betimes, but here's our congratulation
just the same.
j Mrs. DR.. Berry, whose eyes were in.
| jured last week by the bursting of an
electric light globe into fine pieces, still
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pain. but has been
much relieved by the..removal from he1
eye of acouple small specks of CLASSIC.
A trip to the..depot on any of these
cold and blizzardy mornings is enough
to convince anyone of the need of a new
( school house in Goose Town. Another
summer should not pass without wit,
Messing the erection of a new building.
. New Ulm did not get the beer mug
factory. Mankato captured the prize
Winthrop News. Say, Dimond, can't
you find it possible to rack your brain
a little and print something besides
such veritable chestnuls in which there
is no point at alp
With March End, a new time table
goes into effect, which effects only the
Tracy and WATERFOWL branch. Here
tofore only two of the four trains, which
run east of Tracy, ran to Watertown.
By the new arrangement all four are
made through trains, thus enabling
Watertown passengers to leave Water
town al s a. M. and arrive at St. Paul
at p. M.
| The younger Rosener, who recently
left the hospital for the hone of friends
in West Newton, has been taken down
with pneumonia. The family expected
to commence building operations this
week, and the young man went out on
one of those cold days of last week to
secure the services of a carpenter. He
| had not fully recovered from his first
sickness and the result of the venture
was as given above. He is quite low.
/ Fred Behnke has leased the Baptiste
Carl buildings on Minnesota Street and
will utilize them for bottling works.
The brick building to the rear has
been filled with ice the pres
ent week, the former brewery
building is being put in readiness for
bottling purposes. and the residence it.
self is to be occupied by Mr.. Behnke.
John Hauenstein. whose beer is to be
bottled for export business, will leave
this week for Milwaukee to select ma
/ oh;norv ond uork will bo nonoonoad