New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-18
a petition is being circulated amongst
the merchants to have all the stores

The marriage of Mr.. Anton GAG and
Miss Ledrach. both of this city, is an
a nounced for March 3rd.
! =. II. Huebner has been retained by
Editor Buck of the Henderson Inde-
pendent in his libel suit
Z VIM. Mueller, the St. Peter merchant.
came up to spend Sunday with relatives
IN the Immediate neigh borhood.
/ g. r. Elder, representing Fairbanks,
Morse & Co., is in town, posting himself
on the proposed water-works extension.
Mrs. Grimmer went to St. Paul Mon
day afternoon to attend her son who is
receiving treatment in one of the hos
pitfalls of that city.
The drawing for the Schwendinger
paintings, which was to have been held
on the 10th, has been postponed again
for a couple of weeks,
Billy Marble, the comedian, has been
booked to play in several towns in this
vicinity next month. New Ulm will
no doubt be on the list.
An infant child Of Henry Hauser of
Fairfax died last week. MIR. Hauser
was formerly a resident of this county
and is well.known in New Ulm.
Attorney Mckenzie of Lake Benton
had legal business before Judge Web
Der last Saturday. Mr.. Mckenzie was
at one time law student in the offices
Of Lind & Hagberg. .. ~. -
! Dout, the man who was incarcerated
IN our Jail week or SO ago on the sus-
plcion that he was murderer, left New
Ulm as soon as he was released and has
not been seen since.
John Jacob Smith died at the hospi-
tai on Sunday, aged sixty-6ve years.
Smith was one of the veterans of the
war, and had lived at the hospital for a
number of years. He died of old age.
| St. Alexander's Hospital is to be i'm
proved by the addition of room to be
used expressly for operating purposes.
The loom will be nicely furnished and
fitted up with all necessary convenient
ces.
! The Milwaukee Theatre COMPANY,
Which took so well in New Ulm year
ago, will be here again in May. The
troup is said to be even better than it
was upon its first appearance in our
city.
The county commissioners will prob.
ably need another chair at their next
session. A young commissioner put
in an appearance at w. N. c. Bush
ards the fore part of the week. st.
Peter Herald.
! The Catholic Congregation of this
City have elected the following officers:
i President. Rev. Pluu; secretary, VIM.
Brust; treasurer, F. Schubert; trustees,
Mic Gulden, a. j. Eckstein, Anton
Henle, Jacob Haubrich, 1. Schwendlng.
|
"reminiscences of Gen. Sherman are
numerous since his death. Iu this con-
neclion il might be OF interest 70 many
to know that in May of 1868 the grea
: general passed through here on his wa,
10 soule western fort. He was made
the honoreu guest Of the city at thai
time, and was rendered public dinner
at the Dakota House.
John Wnratschke, a young man O.
West Newton, who sustained interna
, injuries about three weeks ago in ll1lins
log, unuerw enL an Operatln on Wed
nesuay at the hands Of DR.. Stricken, as.
sisted by DR.. Schoch and DR.. Workman
, OF Tracy. The operation proved to be
very successful, and the young man il
now improving rapidly.
f The building committee of the boart
, OF county commissioners met last Tues
) day, and in company with Architect
J Struck inspected and accepted The new
, court house building. MIR. Struck LEI
fall some very nice compliments ovel
the work of tue various contractors, ant
seemed highly pleased with the interior
appearance OF the building.
; Our citizens generally were panied tc
learn on Saturday evening of the deatt
of Mrs. j. H. Strasser which occurred
. rather suddenly Saturday afternoon
J The announcement of her death came
with unusual surprise, for only day
or SO before she was supposed to have
possessed good health and was ever
seen at the concert at Turner Hall or
t Thursday evening. Friday morning
J, she was seized with commissions. Med,
ical aid was summoned, but the mos,
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