New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

VINO SpA1AS Ac4u Mll1.
/ H. G. Gerlach, the Mankato archi
tect, was here Saturday.
| The railroad company gets its ict
for the yards here from Waseca.
Lyman Fuller of Lamberton has beer
spending the week in our city.
Congressman Lind has come out
squarely for free coinage of silver.
Miss Tillie Held has been reappoint.
to her Office by clerk of the supreme
court. .@"
A son and heir arrived in the family
of Geo. Boyd, the cigar-maker, Satur-
day morning.
Philip Gross and daughter. Mrs. He
lena Roos, left for Milwaukee Thurs.
day afternoon to visit friends. ~
James Newton, of West Newton, left
for Spokane Falls Monday. He expects
to locate eventually at Tacoma.
Louis Entrup, head clerk for An
drew J. Eckstein, has been confined to
his room for several days with sick
ness. f.. "
Hon E. G. PAIL has been appointed
as one of twenty. five, who areslook after
the interests of the democracy through
out the state.
|
Richard Gerdes, postmaster at Nor
gan visited his many New Ulm friends
last Saturday. His also remembered
the Review office with call. r..
Oscar Gag, has gone to St. Paul to
accept of employment. Mr.. Gag has
been in the employ of F. Burg for ten
years and is skillful at his profession.
The Maennerchor gives its concert
at Springfield next Saturday evening.
Frequent rehearsals are being held in
order to make the affair pleasing and
successful one.
Mrs. G. L. Roos and child left fol
California Monday afternoon to spend
the remainder of the winter with rela.
tives. Mr.. Roos accompanied them as
tar as Council Bluffs.
| Gustav Rudolph writes from Chicago
that New Years day in that city was
one of the mildest he has ever expert
enced. Instead of snow, the streets
| were blocked with mud
DR.. A. ". Daniels, of St. Peter, was
in the city Saturday evening. He came
up to view the Sioux monument, and
as member of the committee .tba
selected it, he was fairly we'll pleased
Members of the militia as we'll a!
many other New Jlm acquaintance O.
Capt. Whitney, of the Faribault com
pany, will be interested in hearing tina
he was married recently to Miss Lille
Lathrop, a young lady of La Crosse.
| City Clerk Schilling reports to u!
that during the year 1890, there we're
l44 births in New Ulm. Of these 8;
were males, including one pair of twins
and 81 were females. During the sam,
period there were 81 deaths,-29 male:
and 30 females.
One of tie happiest events among
the young people, was the party giver
by Miss Clara Doehne at her home OF
Friday evening. Careful arrangement:
made the pariors attractive and abou
fifty guests participated in the enjoy
ments of the evening.
On Tuesday evening Of last week
Company A elected Capt. Steinhauser
president, 1t. Krook, vice-president
Emil Steinhauser, secretary, and ALFRED
Vogel, treasurer. 1t. Buschers wa
chosen to represent the company at The
National Guard meeting in ST. Pau
January 10Th. .~~..s
| DIR. Stricken went to Mankato Wed
nesGay to attend a meeting of the com
mittee, appointed by the Valley Medi
| S''A OoSiSof w oOSULO pay AASho 4LOu IL
Smith of St. James for the library Of
the late DR.. Berry. He returned Thurs.
day, and reports that the matter was
amicably settled. In other words, DR..
Smith relieved himself from the tolls
by paying the bill.
| DR.. J. G. Rothenburg Of Spring field
was in town Wednesday. He is moi
yet tired of Growing over the turn Of
affairs in the last election, and persists
in attributing the present fine weather
to the recent Democratic splurge. The
doctor evidently forgets that the Nc.
Kinley bill is still in effect, and that un.
til repealed all effects, whether for good
or evil, should, out of the Democratic
fitness of things, be traced to that much
abused measure.