New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-21
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VIM. Bnrghard Of Golden Gate was 8
caller Monday.
| The whist club has been reorganized
for the winter.
| Miss Emma Grebe has gone to Chi.
cago to reside.
| Mrs. o. C. Setter is home from her
Wisconsin visit.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Niclaus on Friday.
Mrs. Corbett of CORTLAND is receiving
medical treatment at the hospital.
Fred Sommer is acting as cashier In
the Sleepy Eye depot for the present.
c. Bach is building new residence
on his premises near the Electric Light
Plant. 81 /. ~ ,.as f..
John Kiesel, druggist of Shakopee,
visited here during the week with his
brother. .s.. 's.. -. ~. =
Theodore Schwendinger left for Ger
many this week to spend the winter
in study. ..-
Jos. Kleinknecht won the gold med
al and Geo. Graft the silver one in the
last rifle shoot.
J. Barrett of Chicago was a visitor in
the city last Saturday, the guest of j.
J Newhart and family.
Mrs. Albert Behnke and daughter,
! Annie, have gone to Minneapolis, the
latter for medical treatment.
The gold watch of Mrs. l.. B. Krook,
which was lost between New Ulm and
Lake Hanska, has been found.
Miss Paula Rudolph went to Mime
apolis Monday, and will return tht
> later part of the week to remain.
. Gustav Fischer received word yester
day of the death of child of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Titus Mareck in Minneapolis.
F. M. Whitney was called to Redwoo'
Falls Thursday to handle the telegra
phic accounts of the Rose execution.
A missionary concert will be give
al the Congregational church next Sur
Q day evening, commencing a 1880 o
clock.
\ "Die Lieder DIES Musikanten" or 18th
= Songs of Musician will be presente
by the Dramatic Section on the first {
November.
g Railroad business increased at tn
= place to such an extent last week tn
it was found necessary to put on an &C
% ditional mig ht crew.
At the hospital on Friday DR.. Fri
- sche, assisted by DR.. Strirkler, performe
a very delicate operation on JOB
Blettner of Sleepy Eye.
+ A club for the discussion of bib
questions will be organized at the Coz
gregational church this evening. T.
d. club will be open to every body.
u WING. Frank returned from Winthr'
Sunday, and yesterday left for Sprin
," field to become acquainted with. /
y. as cashier of the bank at that place.
Geo. Zimmerman left for Vase
Monday, where he will be assigned
'r& one of the road engines. Ralph Yat
lsucceeds him as engineer in the ya1c
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Jahnke of Cotto
ne wood celebrated the 25th anniversa
~ Of their wedding last Saturday eveni1
Quite number of New Ulm peo]
NJ joined in the festivities.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Loheyde "
Rs return from their wedding trip t
week. They have visited New Yo7
Niagara Falls and Chicago and are n
" with friends in St Paul.
i Gottlieb Guggisberg brought pot
to town last Saturday that measured
~, inches in diameter and weighed
pounds. 1t only requires ID potat
of that size to make bushel.
N F. Landwehr has been made an OF
- by the state of South Dakota of 10 ce
, bushel for all the wheat he thresl
in that state the state also offering to (
I'd his fare from and back to New Ulm.
,e- Simon Wellner of Lafayette has {
g; bee hive which furnished him Is pour
d. of honey. Thirty-6ye pounds were
e. remaining in the hive, SO that the tc
IS production of the one hive was
S pounds. 5,:.&s~'
IS j. E. Mason, brakeman in the Mo-
s westerern yards here, had a thumb s
IS finger smashed one day last week
IS such manner as to necessitate am
RS tatiou, The surgical operation '
So performed at the hospital DR.. StricE
So assisted by DIR. Fritsche.
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SS Sheriff Schmelz went to St. Ja1