New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-11
Edwin ]. Richter ct st.P Paul sundayeds

John Kyelshus OF Lake Hanska died
On the End. He was 81 years Of age.
Aug. Klesling will build large barn
on his lots abutting on Minnesota
street.
F. Gutschow has sold his farm in
Milford to Philip Knees for So, 200. The
latter has rented it to farmer from
Lake Elysian.
The papers of yesterday published a
rumor tc the effect that Patrick Egan,
the American minister to Chill, had been
killed. The reporti is generally discredit-
ed.
John Wellner has sold his farm near
Fairfax, consisting of 200, acres to his
brother, Louis, for $4,000. The former
has purchased 25O acre farm in -Lafa-
Yette of VIM. Sandman for $4,000.
Peter Seifert of Milford and Gather.
ina Woratschke of Lafayette were mar
ried at the Catholic church yesterday
morning. A gala time was had at the
groom's home in the evening in cele-
bration of the event.
An exchange threatens to appeal to
the law to abolish the manufacture
OF chewing gum and to prevent women
from using it. The same paper says:
A man died recently atthe age of l0l
who had used tobacco since he was
boy, averaging for the last 20 or 80 years
upwards of dozen strong cigars day.
Three wives diod before him, cut down,
it is fair to presume, by chewing gum.
The Minnesota Turnerbund, includ-
ing the Turner societies of st. Paul
West St. Paul, Minneapolis, St. Ar
thony, New Ulm, ,Osseo, Jordan, Vino
ma, Duluth, Saltwater and Wahpeton,
S D., has elected the following officers:
First Speaker, Louis Stern; Second
Speaker, A. R. Kiefer; Recording Sec
rotary, Carl Albrecht; Corresponding
Secretary, Max Toltz; Treasurer, VIM.
Bickel; Committee on Mental Exercises,
A. Heckler, NJ. F. Propping, R, Woelf-
fer; Director of Gymnastics. Jul, G.
Hermann.
Ii those certain young people, who
find it so congenial to each others feel
ings to walk up and down State Street
after ten o'clock at nj ght, would have
a tinge of regard for the pleasure of the
sleeping occupants of the neigborins
buildings as we'll as for their own de
light, they would find it worth while tc
follow this bit of well.meant advice
Make less noise. Under ordinary circum
stances, the people who live along State
Street no doubt like loud demonstrations
of good cheer, but those circumstance.
| do not come to them when they arr
asleep. Without question they enjoy
hearing hearty laughter and screams o
jollity, but they are little particular
about what time they are asked to list
en-. The happy pedestrians will there
fore take these things into consideration
and walk earlier. 49,.
! Gene Fischer of Waseca is here on
visit. -..>-.
Rev. Christ Of Fairfax was in the cit
Friday. >..-
Mrs. c. H.Ross returned from Vino
ma Tuesday afternoon. ' Il
Mrs. F. NJ. Curran of St. Paul is th
guest of Mrs. F. w. Hauenstein.
j. M. Olsen, the Nicollet postmaster
transacted business here Wednesday.
Miss Trimmings of St. Peter is tn
guest of her sister. Mrs. F. H. Behnke
Miss Emma Scherer has been visit
ing with Mankato friends the past fe,
days. ... g.
Albert Olsen, clerk in the Eagle Mil
Office, spent Sunday at his home in Mic
ollet. 49, sa.s.
Mrs. F. w. Hauenstein returned o.
Friday from weeks visit with St. Pau
friends. H.
Miss Olga Schleuder returned Of
Wednesday from two months visit il
Minneapolis.
NJ. Windmueller and TWO children
came up from Mankato Friday evenin!
! for short visit.
Mrs. Geo. Grimm wo has been spend
ing several weeks with her relatiye
here, returned on Monday to her HON,
in Springfield, accompanied by hel
sister.
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aenningsen & Kiesel.
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