New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
B. S. Marti Of Fairfax spent Sunday


d here.
Mrs. Blanchard is spending the week
. in Mankato
4 Attorney Steinhauser visited Sleepy
4 Eye and Springfield on business last
!. Wednesday.
The steam heating plant was
placed in Messrs. Lind s Hagberg's
new store and Offices this week. The
rest OF the building will not be furnished
with steam heating apparatus until
next year.
Mr.. Schaefar, the Window man, from
whose lung and intestines DR.. Stricken
in delicate operation extricated pieces !
OF broken rib, is improving rapidly
at the hospital and is now able to take
short drives. i
An exchange states that the May
Louise Aigen Company, which played
: here this season, is minus a treasurer
and several hundred dollars, When
} here they looked as though they had
/ been minus dollars for some time.-St.
Peter Herald.
, J.B. Kennedy was arrested last Satur-
; day night by Night-watch Gulden and
lodged in Hotel de schmelz, the apart
ments of which are pleasant or
3 unpleasant according to ones taste.
' Monday morning he was fined SIS and
8 costs. amounting in all to 1926.
Herman. Mueller, clerk in the post
J. Office, left for St. Paul Monday evening
r to be present at banquet rendered by
o the Pioneer Press Company to its North
western agents. In addition to the
:, banquet, free railroad fare and ride
j about the city we're among the courte-
sizes extended.
James Patterson, brakeman on the
i Redwood branch, met with painful
accident on Tuesday Of last week.
r. Just as the train pulled out from Red
IL wood Falls, he slipped, in attempting
to board the engine, and fell 50 that the
drive wheels passed over his foot, sever
- ing it at the ankle.
- The new Evangelical church will be
ID dedicated next Sunday. In the morn
ing Rev. Eyrich OF LIE Sueur will preach,
at 2:30 in the after DON Rev. Meske
= will deliver sermon and in the even
= ing at 1880 the congregation will be adj
~ dressed by Rev. Baumgarten of the
~. Methodist church.
Albert Behnke is engaged IN circula-
4, ting a petition among the business men
81 requesting the railroad company t. place
a hag-man at the Centre Street crossing
- for the protection of the public. Year:
:, ago when the trains ran once or twice
day there was no need for anything O.
. this kind, but now, when engines PAS!
IS the crossing every few minutes, it is ,
On precaution that is really necessary.
:, w. j. Bean, one of NicelIet county
best known farmers, was il the CITY OF
Monday and was surprised at the man
ner in which New Ulm is climbing t.
III the front rank among the cities of Min
're nesota. He remembers the time, h
'se says, when it was only small hamlet
ats and the evidences of hustling which ar
NC present in every branch OF the city
g. business are such as to feel proud of.
th While blasting stones on G. Stuebe
:, farm near town last Wednesday. Jo
Macho was the victim Of an accident
-, frequent occurrence. The dynami
charge did not explode at the prope
=, time and in trying to remove the dar
gerous stuff, it went off and badly dis
figured his left hand. DR.. Strickl,
ua' dressed the wound after amputating II
- little finger, and the man will soon
'nt' able to use the injured member.
Va The home of Mr.. aud Mrs. W.
Setter was the scene of a delightful ar
interesting cinch party on Saturds
evening. About twenty-five coupl
were present and all were made to fe
VIC that hospitality and sociability which
~ cheering and enjoyable. Sixteen gam
ons were played and the head prizes we
Wv to Mr. and Mrs Lind while the s'booby
~ rewards were captured through brillia
:. but unsuccessful playing by Miss So1
mer and F. w. J ohnson. @@
ne'' -
The A. O.. U. W. lodge of this city
!. in fourishing condition, containil
ins as it does 10 active and progressi
.ne members. The roll is constantly beil
= added to and the meetings are alwa
Slso largely attended. At the last sessi,
ned g.. ,1oa.oa So ~ o,,;,
anu year and they are as follows: p. M.
ueil Otto Pless; NJ. w, Fred Pfaende