New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-18
LOCAL NEWS.

i y.
Chas. Stuebe was in st. Paul las
week on business.
John A. Mohr returned from his visi
to the coast last week.
Mr.. H. Engel and children of Nicol
let are visiting in the city.
Jacob Klossner purchased an Estey
piano of O. M. Olsen last week for $3.50
A special session of the board of coun
ty commissioners will be held April
3Oth. .
Mrs. Werner Bosch, who has been
very i'll for some week. has quite re.
covered.
Postmaster Schmidt has adorned his
Office with fine lithograph of President
Harrison's cabinet.
Register of Deeds Grimmer returned
to St. Paul Monday afternoon. He will
be- gone week or two.
The train from the east on Thursday
evening was delayed an hour by break
in the engine at Oshawa.
The roads throughout the country are
in very poor condition. 1t is almost
impossible to reach town with a heavy
load.
The material for the new Alliance
paper arrived Thursday. The first
number will probably be issued next
week.
G. L. Roos, Louis Vogel and F. w.
Hauenstein attended the league meet.
ing in Minneapolis last Thursday and
FRIDAY.
Miss Bertha Koch was agreeably sur.
prised by her friends ON Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the anniversary
of her birthdny.
August Vogelpohl, who has been in
the employ of Frank Leibold. went
to St. Paul Monday afternoon to accept
similar position.
DR.. SelImer of Linden returned from
his visit to Norway on Saturday. He
looks 'hale and hearty' and appears to
have appreciated the trip.
In the list of delegates chosen bv the
Republican league to represent the state
In the national convention at Cincinna.
ii appears the name of Mr.. Lind as del.
egate at large.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn entertained a
number of friends on Friday evening
with ''peanut party''. 1t was nove
social affair, and one of the many pleas
ant ones of the season.
1t is very probable that the capacity
of the Eagle Mill will be increased tt
700 or 800 barrels day to enable the
owners to meet the rapidly growing de-
mand for their excellent flour.
In the Springfield election three form
er New Ulmites were honored with of.
fee. j. B. Schmid was elected to the
village council, George Grimm was
chosen to serve as recorder and keeper
OF the seal and M. Lehrer was made
guardian of the treasury.
Saturdays Globe quotes Superintend
ent Perkins of the railway mail seryict
as saying that force of clerks woule
be placed on the night train from Wi
mona on the Winona & St. Peter road
The cost of this service for clerical fore,
would be about $4,000 per annum.
1t was half-past two o'clock las
Thursday afternoon when the buildin!
committee of the board Of county com
missioners gave the order to the count,
officials to move into the new building
In less than ten minutes twenty hand
were at work transferring the records
and evening found the officers comfort
ably and happily located in the new
quarters.
| While DR.. Hirsch was treating a pa
tient at farm house in Lafayette las
Saturday, his team tore loose from tn
hitching post and ran to town. The
went down two steep and icy hills an
over poor roads without damaging any
thing, crossed the river bridge and er
tered town. There an attempt wa
made to catch them when the horse
tore wildly up the street near the four
dry, smashed the cutter and badl
ruined the harness. E....- ...
A public entertainment was given F:
Turner Hall on Sunday evening whic
was replete with excellent features
The programme was as follows: Reat
ing of an article on Gen. Steuben b
VIM. Hummel; discussion of the prise
and binding Irvine questions by Co
W., pfoor1or. oor~ bu NJ,