New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-21

st. Paul.
Dr., Koehne was ii St. Paul last week
] on business.
1t. Scherer is now stationed at Fl
Sill, Oklahoma.
A son arrived in the family Of Henry
Junker Thursday.
4. Gustav Rudolph returned to Chicago
Monday afternoon.
The new time card will certainly go
into effect next Sunday.
J. Miss Lou Hauenstein has gone to
Chicago on a short visit.
/ F. w. Hauenstein sold a handsome
piano to Jos. Flor last week.
! ReA. Baumgarten. the new Methodist
preacher arrived in the city Monday.
! A petition is being circulated to have
Rev. Berghold returned to New Ulm.
Read the new ads of Wagner & Saw
crime, G. A. Ottomeyer, F. Kuetzing and
Crone Bros.
On Wednesday Fred Stewart returned
from Illinois whittier he had been sum-
moned by the sickness of his mother.
By the accidental shooting of gun
Sunday, John Hennessy, cashier in the
Sleepy Eye freight depot, lost one of his
hands.
Miss Emma Hauenstein pleasantly
entertained a few friends to birthday
party at the home of her parents on
Friday evening. /.
! While flour is being quoted every
where else at $6:40 per barrel in sacks,
in New Ulm it is being sold at 81. 40.
Everybody is laying in their winter sup
ply. ~~s .-.
Jacob Klossner left for the western
;, end of the the county Monday to set up
a threshing outfit This makes the
twenty ninth that he has sold this sea-
u son.
The DAM orchestra will appear in
New Ulm on the 18th of November as
IL first announced. This will be one Of
j. the finest musical treats ever afforded
. the people of this city.
20 The council will hold meeting some
ID evening this week to consider the build
Of ing of more bridges.it is to be hoped tina
the action of the aldermen will be fav-
- orable to the request of the petitioners
at A party of New Ulm hunters entered
d. the pasture of Wenzel Dauer in Sige
last Friday, and using their guns reck
It. lessly, scared Dauer's horses. One c
od them ran into q wire fence and wa
In nearly killed.
P. R. McHale resigned his positio
lie as telegraph operator yesterday aad re
n manned at home. The resignation wa
he not permanent, however, as it was or
ly for the purpose of allowing him tim
to give name to MIR. McHale Jr.
10. The Worlds FAIR Theatre Compan
his appeared to large audience at Unto
Hall On Monday evening in the ''Nob]
Outcast.'' The play is not new on
in New Ulm, but the company gave it
~ good rendering and demonstrated tt
u, possession Of good talent by sewers
A'' members of the troup. The compar
IL remains the entire week, and will +
Try doubt be accorded good houses durir
w. their stay. ,...,-..
pie
Married-Thursday, Oct.15, at tt
y, home of the BRIDES parents in We
$3.50 Newton, Miss Lizette Rieke. daughter
-" F. Rieke, to NJ. Vim. Durbahn, of Ne
sss' Ulm, Rev. Christ tying the knot. II
" happy couple took a trip to St. Lot
where they will spend four week
a'o honeymoon, and expect to be at hon
in New Ulm Nov, 16. The Cresce
q conoratn1ates the connie and wish
oes them sunny path through life. -Fai
fax Crescent. ..~ <~sE
ner In the language of Bill Nye, a M
'n'S may use warton the back of his ne
neS for collar button, ride on the ba
pay coach of railroad train to save the i
terest on his money until the conduct
one comes around, stop his watch at mig
nds to save wear and tear and pasture
left mothers grave to save corn, but a m
otal like that is a gentleman compared wi
40 a fellow who will constantly borrow
neighbours wood without asking for
nth because he is simply too lazy to orc
and some for himself.
II In the Brown county Jail at New U
~. is a young German girl, confined
= as some petty ofense. Rose was inc
kler 4o., ~. =, - ~ o,,o 4;,,o II -
young girl became 50 wholly infatuat
mes mes with him that there was quite a see