New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23


q. Heller VIII visit il IL Ohio q
1holiday
The farmers club 81 igel meets nsxl
Sunday
Several cases Of Ia grippe have beeu
reported by city phssi cians. issi
Mrs. George and daug hter Helen were
visitors in Sleepy Eye last Saturday
There will be dances ID Schmucker's
TiYoli on december 26th and s1st.
Prof Hoyer was made happy last
Friday BY the arrival Of another son.
Conductor j. Hayersack IS spending
few days with friends in this vicinity.
Miss Viola Koch will 60 10 Quincy,
Ill. to attend the Rehfeld- Hazel wsd-
ding.
Fred Fritze and Mr.. Maker and sis-
ter Of Lake Crystal are visiting with
friends 10 Lafayette
Mrs. Geo. Hillmer Of lows 8 the
guest q her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Henry Schrader Of Lafayette.
F. Aufdsrheide manufactured over
$500. 900 brick this year includiag
about 10000 fire brick. This industry
i one Of the most important IL Nov
Ulm, though few seem % rscogni1s g
Mankato citizens held meeting IT.
week and organized : oornpany Tor
purpose Of building = road from ~
kato to tho Twin Cities. Tho pr =
road, il ever built, will DO knows ~ &c
hankato s Northeastsrn.
! Tomorrow night, Ohristmassye, -.
| vices will be held in tho Conxfasional
and Lutheran churches, and 81 Friday
sEeyening in the Methodist church. Sum
day night there will b children.
celebrations in.T Turner Hall and the
! Catholic church.
i Sen. Tawney Of Winona was in the ci
~ last week on legal business. The
1 Senator is fast pushing to tho front
rank Of the legal lights Of tho state, ant
is already mentioned for the attorne,
generalship with good prospects Of sue
, cess when convention time rolls a
round.
j The council held a meeting Tuesda,
J evening and awarded the contract 70
j building the two iron bridges to til,
King Iron Bridge Co. Of Cleveland
! Ohio, for $8, 700. The Courtland brldg
will consist of two spans of 1O5 fee
! and will cost $4,625. The West New
!, ton bridge will have but one span o
125 feet and will cost 50, O75.
The large ice house put up on til
j east side of the village by j. Hauenstein
! of New Ulm, and Geo. Ross is nov
! Icompleted and will accommodate
good many tons. Ice mas been scare
article here during. the hot weather. All
if, as we understand they intend, an &c
: wagon is to be put upon the streets mex
I summer SO that any one who wishe
: can have it delivered at his door, lon
fell want will be supplied. Springfield
t Advance. NJ
! a. e. Rogers, uperintendant Of tn
Faribanlt School for Feeble-minded,a c
s knowledges receipt Of tho Christmas &c
nations collected by III. a. Subilia as fol
! lows: The money and goods, whic
n you so kindly collected for orr childre
8 came duly to hand and on behalf of on
r large family I wish to extend to 20
and the many generous contributor
d that were interested my sincere thank
K and gratitude. These Christmas offer
5 Iings serve more than the passing pur
E pose of Christmas pleasure, valuable a
/. this is, for they always enable us to Sc
cure articles that are of use and afor,
: instruction and amusement during th
J whole year.
!. Two students came up from St. Pau
$ on Saturday evening to spend Christ
mas in New Ulm. but before leaving tn
! depot quarter they logged out IS tw'
1 dumb colored brosners, who were wan
dering about the world in search Of help
! With guitar and banjo they applied 4
: che homes of several friends for contri
buttons, and as an Indication that q,
needy stranger sever turned out int,
the cruel and busy world in New Uln
without aid, il can be said that il ever
: place visited they received from fit
cents to one dollar. Even at the homes q
: their parents they wore not recognized