New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
G. Heller will visit in Ohio after the

G. Heller will visit in Ohio after the
holidays.
The farmers club Of Sigel meets next
Sunday.
4 Several cases of Ia grippe have been
reported by city PHYSICIANS. I
Mrs. George and daughter Helen were
visitors in Sleepy Eye last Saturday.
There will be dances in Schmucker's
Tivoli on December Goth and S1st.
Prof. Hoyer was made happy last.
Friday by the arrival of another son.
Conductor j. Haversack is spending
. few days with friends in this vicinity.
Miss Viola Koch will 60 to Quincy
ILL.,, to attend the Rehfeld- Haxel we'd
ding.
Fred Fritze and Mr.. Maker and sis
ter of Lake Crystal are visiting with
friends in Lafayette.
Mrs. Geo. Hillmer of Iowa is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schrader Of Lafayette.
F. Aufdsrheide manufactured over
$500, 900 brick this year including
about $4,000 fire brick. This industry
is one of the most important in New
Ulm, though few seem 70 recognise Il.
Mankato citizens held meeting LIT.
week and organized . company for 49,
purpose of building . road from A1s
kato to tho Twin Cities. The prope u =
road, if ever built, will be knows q tic
Mankato & Northeastern.
! Tomorrow night, Christmaseye, ser
vices will be held in tho Congregational
anc Lutheran churches, and on Friday
evening in the Methodist church. Sum
: day night there will be childron's
cele brations in Turner Hall and the
Catholic church.
Sen. Tawney of Winona was in the ci.
ty last week on legal business. The
Senator is fast pushing to the from;
rank of the legal lights of the state, and
3 is already mentioned for the attorney
e.. generalship with good prospects Of sue.
Q cess when convention time rolls a.
round. ~.
s The council held a meeting Tuesday
g evening and awarded the contract fol
n building the two iron bridges to the
}. King Iron Bridge Co. of Cleveland
- Ohio, for $500. The Courtland brldg.
q will consist of two spans of 105 fee
: and will cost $4,625. The West New
v ton bridge will have but one span o
125 feet and will cost $4,O75.
,s The large ice house put up on tn
4 east side Of the village by j. Hauenstein
;s of New Ulm, and Geo. Ross is nov
70 competed and will accommodate
go good many tons. Ice mas been a scare
article here during the hot weather. an'
v if, as we understand they intend, an ic
~ wagon is to be put upon the streets mex
III summer so that any one who wishe
H. can have it delivered at his door, a lon
felt want will be supplied. Springfield
If Advance. ~
al A. G. Rogers, Superintendent of tn
u Faribault School for Feeble minded, ac
T. knowledges receipt of the Christmas dc
nations collected by H. A. Subilia rs TO-
al lows: The money and gooGs, whic
. IT,
in you so kindly collected for our childre
is came duly to hand and on behalf of on
or large family wish to extend to 20
and the many generous contributor
IN that were interested my sincere thank
TX and gratitude. These Christmas offer
lis ings serve more than the passing pur
ne pose of Christmas pleasure, valuable a
Il. this is, for they always enable us to sc
cure articles that are of use and affor
:, instruction and amusement during tn
=, whole year. -,
L. Two students came up from St. Pau
es on Saturday evening to spend Christ
mas in New, Ulm, but before leaving tn
W depot quarter they logged out as tw
h dumb colored brothers, who were wan
~ dering about the world in search Of helf
m With guitar and banjo they applied a
20 the homes of several friends for contr
buttons, and as an indication that n,
needy stranger is ever turned out int
1e the cruel and busy world in New Ulr
le without aid, it can be said that in ever
er place visited they received from fit
IN cents to one dollar. Even at the homes {
or their parents they wore not recognized
but on the contrary were made to fee
as that the man was indeed selfish VIII
er would hold sweet charity down an
of drive sorrowing wanderers hopelessl
I'd away. It all goes to show how wonder.
n fully we take to strangers.