New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-07

John Fenske is learning the clothing
business III the store Of Crone Bros.
Robert Loheyde went to Minneapoli.
Wednesday. returning Friday morn
ing.
The programme for the entertain.
ment at Tur1e Hall on the 18th appears
in another column.
Much threshing remains undone in
the western end of the county. The
cause is scarcity of machines.
Our CORTLAND correspondent SAYS
that VIM. Gieseke of that place will 90
to St. Paul to engage in business.
Rynold Gulden of Cottonwood and
Miss Kate Fischer of Linden were unit
cd IN marriage BY Rev. Plut yerterday.
August Mueller and Geo. Picker in
dulged in little boys set.to Saturday
evening and paid SIS and costs for thelr
fun.
Tommy Head and Emil Keller mann
skipped from home again on Monday,
taking money with them belonging to
their parents. A search is now being
made for the boys and when found they
will in all probs.b ility be sent to the re.
school.
Chas. Sjlverson, the Eagle Mill rust
Ter, returned from Cincinnati Wednes-
day, and says that while he did take
the time to look into the political situa-
ton in Ohio it's quite apparent one very
hand that Mckinley will be elected gov
ernor. -..
G. H. Ross Of this city has been APP
pointed financial agent for the R. W.
Chadburn estate. The estate represents
1000, 600 and will require agreat deal
OF Mr.. Ross attention as we'll as ne
cessltating his absence from New Ulm
considerable portion of the year.
The executrix of the estate is Catherine
E. Chadburn of Columbus, Wis. ..
j. M. Thompson and W. R. Hodges
of Sleepy Eye and w. D. Smith, editor
OF tire Lamberton Leader, called on the
governor last week and strongly urged
communication Of Rose sentence to life
Imprisonment. They received very little,
If any, encouragement from the execu-
tive, however, and the day for Roses
execution is drawing nigh. -.
The members of the Baptist. church
met at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Marcellus last Monday evening and in
an informal manner rendered to Mrs.
W. e. Duncan a farewell reception.
Light refreshments were served, vocal
and instrumental music was rendered
and a pleasant evening was spent. Mrs.
Duncan left for her new home at New
Ulm to- day.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
The Building and Loan Association
OF this city, said Attorney G. A. Hag-
berg on Monday, knocks the spots off
OF any similar association that has ever
offered to do business in New Ulm. All
the money that the officers can get is
readily loaned and in every instance
the loans are good ones. No defaults
have been experienced since the organ
ization WAS first started, and stock is
always in demand. Everybody pays
their assessments regularly so that the
business is conducted in the best posi-
BILE manner "
A petition was circulated this week
and received many signers, asking the
city council to build two bridges across
the Minnesota, one at the CORTLAND
crossing and one near Beussmann farm.
New Ulm has not got over the day
when it was dependent upon the sur
rounding country for support and any
move that will tend to hold outside
trade and keep people from going else
where is not only justifiable but neces-
sary. Che council should not allow the
petition to be passed without notice, bu,
should give it the attention which, from
its merits, it deserves.
Unexpected to all, and in the presence
of only the relatives, there occurred on
Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.
Spoerhase on German Street the mar.
riage of Miss Emma Spoerhase and Mr.
. Robert Loheyde. Judge Brandt tied
the nuptual knot and the interval be.
tween the ceremony and the de.
parture Of the east bound train
was .spent in conviviality and wed.
ding joy. So well known are the con.
tracing parties and SO general is the
esteem in which they are held, that the
Review Can hardly add to the general
good wish that will be theirs on this &C.
casion. 1t is enough to hope shat pros.