New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-14
Another carnival session will be held
t Turner Hall next Tuesday. Every body

Another carnival session will be hell
at Turner Hall next Tuesday Every body
invited.
+ VIM. Giaseman, who has been a resi-
dent of Kansas for two years, is visiting
in the vicinity.
Adjutant Andrew J. Eckstein will &c
to ST. Paul to-day to attend the Nation.
al Guard meeting.
Hans Mo, one Of Sleepy Eyes lead.
ing citizens and bankers, transacted
business here Monday.
Miss Clara Rehfeld after a week OF
sickness is again able to attend to her
duties at the public school.
Chas. Gebser has resigned as instruct.
or of gymnastics for the Turnverein.
His resignation takes effect February
18th.
Jos. Leonhard and John Wiesner
started for the western coast Monday
evening. We wish the boys the best of
luck. "
Frank Kuetzing has opened branch
store at Mankato for few days. His
store at Springfield will be moved to
Fairfax. .'@
Geo. Sieben Drummer has sod his resi-.
dence, west of the court house, to Paul
Prahl of Cottonwood. The considers
ton was $780,.
A cinch party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Whitney on Saturday even
ing. A specially pleasant time all
around is reported.
The Redwood Gazette reports the sale
of W. E. Bakers interest in the Delhi;
mills to the owners of the remaining in
terest, Mrs. James Mcmillan and o. W.
Mcmillan. ~. =.
A son of John Prokosch, who lives
west of the Catholic church, died on
Saturday of consumption, aged nine.
teen years. The funeral was held Mon
dar morning and was quite largely at.
tended, ..y..'- 49,
At the last meeting of Hecker Post
Jacob KlOssner was chosen as a dele.
gate to represent the Post at the semi
annual Minnesota encampment which
is to be held in St. Paul in February
Bernhard Marschner was chosen as al
ternate. #--@z- -
Several freight trains were suspen
ded Sunday owing to lack of business
Among tn I'm was the $40 train from
the east by which mail was received
here on Monday morning. The 1888
train going west at night has also beer
taken off. --e,'. III. " - ..:
A public installa ton of the officers O.
Heeker Post was held at Turner Hal
Sunday afternoon. A program of mu
sic, defamation and addresses wa.
gone through with, and the auditors to.
gether with the members of the Post
spen: an afternoon of mutual enjoyment
The New Ulm Review advvrtises five
sewing schools, which is a good indica
ton of the industry of the town, which
has always been hive of industry. anc
| which is one of the handsomest anc
most prosperous little cities in the fer
tile valley of the Minnesota river. - LIE
Sueur Sentinel. III. Il.
Frank Guggisberg, of Sigel, and Mis-.
Emma Oppelt, OF Lafay cite, were mar
ried at the Lutheran church at II
o'clock Monday morning. Both thu
groom and the bride are popular young
! people of their respective towns, and W.
| join with host of friends in extending
| congratulations.
Thursday afternoon we had pleas
ant chat with Thomas Edgar, one O
the ''old reliable Republicans of NORTH
Star. Mr.. Edgar is not at all alarmed
over the way things have been going
recently and is of the opinion that at.
ter the present legislature las finished
its business, Republiranism will be
stronger than ever.
DR.. j. L. Schoch returned from the
east Saturday morning. On his way
home be stopped off for several days a,
Washington and acquainted himself
with the way in which the government
is run by the solons at the national
capitol. Mr.. Lind, he thinks, commands
as much influence with the administra.
ton and departments, as any member
of the lower house.
Senator Peterson came home from
St. Paul Saturday morning to remain
over till Monday. S. D. was unusual.
" fortunate for a Republican, who yo.
ted against the Democratic Alliance
com hina On overv Oocaoiop ond 20 =