New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-02
lbert Olson spent Thursday ID Mic,

ollet.
Mrs. Otto Schell will return from her
ST. Paul visit tomorrow afternoon.
Judge e. Brandt and wife spent Sum
day with their daughter, Mrs. Schleuder,
in Springfield.
Mrs. Hanson and child and Miss Ida
Bellm. left for the formers home in Wa,
SEGA Monday afternoon.
United States Senator Davis will
write an article for the Review on the
''Restriction of the Ballot =
Geo. Groebner hauled wheat to town
on Monday with team of four horses.
The roads are in a very poor condition.
Rev. Meske will give series of lee
lures on character studies during the
winter. The first subject treated will
be the character of Moses
A representative of Van Houten's co.
Goa will give hot drinks at Lind &
Hagberg's new store room in the Ma
sonic Block to-day and tomorrow.
The dances on Thanksgiving Eve
were all well attended. chat given by
Company A was exceptionally enjoyable
and called forth good words from ev-
erybodv. The company netted neat
little sum.
Rev, Schumate will give stereopti-
con lecture at the Congregation church
tomorrow evening. The subject will be
''Glimpsies of the Old World" and it
has the reputation of being unusually
interesting. ~
Among those who spent Thanks
giving at their homes in this city
were Chas. Krook. ALBERT Pfaender,
Geo. Hofmeister, Hugo Albrecht, Chas.
Holmberg, Chas. Arhard, A. Schlie-
man and Theo. Scheiderich.
| The Brown County Farmers Alliance
held it's semi-annual meeting in Iberia
on Saturday. The following officers
were elected: Pres, Oh orgensen; vice
president, Lars Frederickson; secretary
Chas. Cutting; treasurer, Sam Bellig
county lecturer, B. Marschner; dele
gate to the state meeting Hubert Hilles
helm. -..
Some of the farmers in this section
are just finding out that they wer
. feeced by the representatives of tn
1 Mabie Purchasing Co., who were throug
here couple of weeks ago, The good
ordered have in several instances bee
known to be received at an advance
e figure, and if the men, who have bee
t thus deceived. will but read over VIVA
: appeared in these columns, when tn
: sharpers were around, they will appre
b ciate the value and sense of the advic
i so honestly given.
DR.. o. G. Stricken is in receipt of
IT letter from F. P. Miller who at one tin!
made an effort to start pottery herr
: in which he says he has bee
r in charge of pottery in low;
: but is anxious to get a location in Min
d sofa. He adds that the clay taken frol
- the beds in New Ulm is the best he h.
ever tried and is confident that the il
y dustrY here could be made leadin
st one ard one that would pay large div
in dends. He is anxious that the matt
ir should be laid before our Board of Trae
or but where is our Board of Trade?
!" A gentleman of this city went to slet
10 in the Saulpaugh Hotel in Mankato la
Tuesday after giving the clerk instru
s. tons to wake him in time to catch tt
ct morning train. The train happened
~ be three hours late that morning, t.
e. depot operators knew i: and the hot
1e has telephone Accommodations so that t
e clerk could have ascertalped wheth
q, the train was on time or not, but,
stead of doing this, he stirred up l
q, those who were to take the train in que
at ton and compelled them to wait thr
no hours during the night. That's t
a way business is done in Mankato.
., a. A leading attraction with the Redpa
~ Star Concert company which appea
IL at Turner Hall on the 10th is Miss 81
Chamberlain, the whistling SOLOS
Speaking OF her, the Springfield Repu
8. lican says: ''Her whistling solos we
ee as clear and hnte-like as possible. Mo
OF expression can be put into single al
ed by an expert whistler than one won
ne think - And of the same person t
ne Philadelphia Telegram has the folio
ing: ..Miss Chamberlain whistling
81 remarkable for its varied expressie
'es She performed difficult operate al
re changing the expression from the
quaint briliancY Of the piccolo to an e
Use quisite fute-llke. softness, with perfe