New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-18
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Miss Stella Hirsch is visiting in Man
kato.
Prof. Hover preached at White Bea
Lake ON Sunday.
Fred Behnke moved into his new
house last week.
c. H. Ross has bought Albert Setter.
farm in Sigel for $4,000.
| Rev. LIB. Nobis, formerly of this city
is now located at Seward, Ill.
T. Crone occupies the. Weschcke
residence on German Street.
The old public library has been pur.
chased by the Masonic Lodge.
The first of the series of club dances
will be held on December End.
A brother of Louis F. Entrup was
here from Shakopee last w ednesdaY.
A. A. Bogen left for the east Friday
afternoon in the interest of his new pat.
ent.
Mrs. McHale of McGregor, Iowa, ar.
rived here Monday afternoon to visit
! with her son.
John Hauenstein lost valuable horse
from collie last Saturday. The horse
was held at $3.50.
Rev. Meske entertained his friends
| in very social and enjoyable manner
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Helen Setter went to St. Paul
Monday afternoon for a three weeks
visit with her daughter.
The marriage of Geo. Gieseke Of
| CORTLAND and Miss Wilhelmina Bode
| of Nlcollet is announced.
Rev. Schaller, Rev. Albrecht, Prof
Burk, and Prof. REIN are attending 8
| Lutheran conference near St. James
this week.
The May Louise Aigen Company thai
visited this city during the summer, il
minus treasurer and several hundred
dollars in funds.
! Louis Fritsche had one of his fingers
smashed by the engine p Hauenstein's
brewery last Thursday. 1t was ampu
tated by DR.. Fritsche.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Kunze died las
week at the age of fifty lone years. The
funeral was held from the Lutheran
church Friday afternoon.
Court opens in st. Peter next week
The case of Mrs. Miller, the Nicolle1
womanswho shot her husband on the
22nd of August. will then come up fol
| trial.
A.Henle of Milford and James Hughes
of Nicollet have been drawn as jur.
ors for the Winona term of the United
States District court, which opens De.
cember LIST.
At the congregational church to.
night the following subject will be up
for discussion: Is there a future life!
The public in general is INVITED to par
| ticipte in the debate.
The Sons Of Herman will give an an
niversary ball at Turner Hall on Satur
day Evening, November 2Sth. Sever.
al tableaux are being arranged for this
occasion by Julius Berndt.
A travelling representative of the
"Germania,' the well-known German
paper, died in St. Paul Hospital las
week and in his will donates $3.50 tc
the DIR. Martin Luthor College of this
| city.
Gus. Koehler, of New Ulm, who was
to have taken possession of the furni-
lure store here, has gone back on bis
bargain and Mr. Schneider will contin
ne at the old stand Springfeld Ad-
vance.
On Friday evening some of the young
people of town drove out to the home OF
William Skinner in Milford ana treated
him TO a genuine surprise. Saturday
evening another party visited the home
of A. Henle.
Frank Bowen, the young fellow who
was confined in the county Jail for some
months, pleaded guilty to larceny at
Redwood Falls last week and was sen
fenced by Judge Weber to the reform
| atory at St. Cloud
Friends in this city Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Helmes of St.Paul will be pleased
to learn that on Monday they became
the parents of another daughter. They
will also in all probability remember
this on Mr.. Helmes' next trip.
A case came up before Justic Baasen
on Saturday in which one man sued his