New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-14
Otto Blauert has removed to Milwau

Otto Blauert has removed to Milwau.
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DR.. j. 3. Schoch attended meeting
Of the Medical Board in ST, Paul Fri
day.
j Herman Schmidt started for st. Paul
to resume his studies Monday after
noon.
S. d. Peterson and w. A. Hubbard
came home from Browns Valley Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Schnittker and family left for
! their new home in Mankato Wednes-
| day afternoon.
Fred Williams opened the saloon in
his new building Saturday evening. Two
bands furnished music for the occasion.
The CA club has been organized
among the members of Company A.
The purpose Of the organization is to
discover and enjoy amusement for the
long winter evenings.
| F. Strate has discovered method of
saving his chickens from the ravages of
the pole-cat. BY placing a lighted Ian
tern in the hen coop he finds that the
pole-cat prefers to remain on the out
side. ..~
A double wedding occurs in the home
of John Woratschke in Lafayette on the
9th. The contracting parties are Jos.
Woratschke and Miss Maggie Weyher.
and Martin Meidl and Miss Mary
Wora:schke.
Charles Stuebe returned on Saturday
from business trip through South Da-
kota, Nebraska and Iowa. He saws that
much of the grain in the former state is
still in the shock, and there is. little
hope that it will all be threshold.
| On Wednesday Ernst Pfeifter and Or
to Hartneck were brought before Jus.
tice Baasen, charged with disturbing
the peace. The former was discharged
and the latter fined 1925 and cost. Otto
HeYmann turned $40 in fine into the
same treasury on Thursday.
| Hose Company No. 2 has been dis
banded. The company notified the
council that it would withdraw from
the service unless hose house was
built on the south side, but the city IA
theirs got the start of the team and took
the liberty of disbanding the organiza-
ton.
The Brown County Sunday School
Association will hold its annual meet
ing in the First Baptist Church in Sleepy
Eye October 22nd and 29rd. No pains
will be spared to make this meeting in
teresting and instructive, aud cordial
invitation to attend is extended to all
who are interested in Sunday School
work.
G. II. Tedman, whois known to many
in New Ulm as the representative of
Leet & Knowlton, the Rochester tailors,
has transferred his services for the
coming year to the firm of Kellogg &
Co., the most extensive wholesale cloth.
ing dealers in Chicago. Mr.. Tedman
is one of the best salesman on the
road.
The owners of the steamboat have
J built a large new boat-house. Mex,
season they will improve their boats
and furnish passengers with delight.
full ride up and down the Minnesota
river, which, by the way, affords as
beautiful scenery near New Ulm as will
be found even along the banks of the
Hudson,
Our CORTLAND correspondent writes
that two young men from New Ulm
were summoned before Justice Bowen
last Monday by G.1Arndt for disorderly
conduct and abusive language used
towards Mrs. Arndt at meeting on the
} public road near Heyman's place. The
correspondent adds that each of the
young men was fined SIS and costs
amounting in all to over $16, but neg
lects tc give their names. -..s
/ The lecture by Johanna Crete of
: New York at Turner Hall on Friday
evening drew out a fairly large audience
She treated principally of liberty OF
thought, as opposed to the accepted be-
liefs OF former generations which are
chung to with such tenacity by so many
J, people of the present time, and during
: the whole course of her address, the
: audience was held in close attention by
! the brilliant woman's eloquence and
, force in ar ument.
At the home of the Misses Emma and
Allie Scherer on Saturday evening there
8 was held the first card party of the sea.
! son. Eleven tables were surrounded