New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-24
Nv hear is worth only SO cents to-day.
sNOtto Backer IS up from St. Paul on a

DR.. Schoch has sold his horse t
Henry Rolyes.
Mrs. j. F. Crowell is entertaining hel
father from Albert Lea. *
Forepaugh's circus will pitch tents in
Mankato on the 9TH of July.
Chas stolz is the happy father of a
| daughter. born last Sunday.
John Marti, a prominent resident of
Morgan, was in town Thursday. Z
The marriage Of Andrew Amann and
Theresa Kamm has been announced./
Chas. Dawn has gone into the insur.
ance business as agent for VIM. Pfaen-
der. H.. -.....5 "..&
Hugo Kiesling went to St. Peter Fri.
day to attend Y. P. S. of G. E. con.
vention. H. .ts
DR.. j. L. Schoch attended a meeting
of the State Medical Society in St. Paul
Thursday. H..
A park concert will be held at
Sehmu,ker's Tivoli on the afternoon of
the Fourth. Z
Mrs. Beccher of Redfeld, S. D., the
guest of her son, H. L. Beecher, who is
cashier at the depot.
Mrs. Gales has been returned from
the St. Peter Hospital and is now with
her friends in this city.
+. M. Whitney will leave to-day for
Baraboo, Wis.,, to visit with his parents.
His wife will accompany him.
The property Of 1sidor Haas, corner
Of Broadway and Third North, has been
sold to John Korbel of Sigel for 81, $50.
DIR. Talmadge, the brooklyn divine,
will lecture before the Waseca CHATEAU.
qua Assembly on the 22nd Of next
month.
Company A. twenty-five men in line
and Capt. Steinhauser in command
took the 1850 train on Wednesday ev
ening for Lakeview.
c. H. Ross is endeavoring to learn
to ride safety bicycle. 1t is needless
to say that all his practising is done
outside of Minnesota Street.
Sheriff Schmelz and Otto Setter viii
leave for Saltwater the latter part of the
week with the prisoner Anderson, who
was sentenced to sixty days.
Rev. Plut celebrated his 5Oth birthday
anniversary on Sunday. The City Band
and large number of friends assisted
in making the event pleasant one.
The large new engine for the Eagle
Mill arrived Monday. Che engine com
plete weighs 100000 pounds, while the
fly wheel alone weighs $4,000 pounds;
Herman Sell and Louise Globes were
married by Judge Brandt on Wednes'
day. The Review offers its congratu
lations, and at the same time extends
best wishes. ~..@a. ...- ~ t
At meeting of the members of the
Second Regiment Cavalry of Minnesots
Volunteers, VIM. Pfaender of this city
was elected chairman and also perma
nent corresponding secretary.
Parties having lawn fountains are
warned not to use the city water more
then six hours during the day. Those
using hose apparatus are not allowed tt
use the water more than five hours. i
L. Vogt of Hastings, formerly 9
student in the college at this place.
spent the greatest portion of the week
here as the guest of Ferdinand Crone
Mr.. Vogt is now in the United State.
Mail Service.
The annual meeting and picnic of the
Brown County Alliances will be held ii
Iberia next Saturday. Several promi
nent speakers will be present anc
among them will be Ignatius Donnelly
and Doc. Fish of ST. Paul.
A runaway with rather serious result.
occurred over in West Newton ON Sun
day. Mrs. Henry Otto and child were
the unfortunate occupants of the rig
and both were severely hurt. The lat
ter is hardly expected to live.
The following will represent the Y
P. S. of G. E. of this city at the ma
tional convention which will be helt
in Minneapolis from July 9th to 18th
VIM. Day, H. L. Beecher, G. A. Otto
meyer, Alexander Ottomeyer, F. Web
Der, Otto aud Herman Held, Hugo
Kiesling, and the Misses Sophia Kies
ling, Lille Klossner, Grace Newhar
and Gina Otterholm. ~
Near Nicollet there occurred run
away Saturday night, which SHOULD