New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-07
81. s. Kennedy was in town oyer. Sun.

q. >. Kennedy was in town oyer Sum
4 day.
Henry Steljes and Henry Kehler talk
OF starting cigar box factory.
August Brandt left for St. Paul Mon
day afternoon to accept of employment.
The New Ulm Roller Mill was shut
down last week in order TO place new
and improved machinery.
VIM Fenske left for st. Paul this
week to take course in one of the
capitol city business colleges.
Judge Weber has been under the
weather for several days and has been
unable to attend to his Office duties.
Mr.. Williams, of the Brush Electric
Company, was here during the week to
superintend the placing of the new dy-
namo.
A surprise party was rendered to
John Wiedemann of Milford by bis
friends and neighbors ON Wednesday
evening.
DIR. A. Marden and Ernst Brandt
will 60 to St. Paul next week as dele.
gates to the annual session of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge.
About thirty people took the Mon
day afternoon train for the east. They
were those who had been spending the
holidays in New Ulm.
Messrs. Hauser and Marti, leading
business men of Fairfax, were in the
city Sunday, and did not neglect to
'drop i'm at the Review Office.
John jacobson, an old widower liv-
| ing few miles southeast of Winthrop
committed suicide on Tuesday evening
of last week by hanging. Excessive
drinking was the alleged cause.
Mrs. Catharine THEM, of Shakopee,
died on the 9th. She was at Que time
a resident of New Ulm, her first h,ls.
band, j. P. Schmitz. having besl killed
by the 1ndians,just previous to the great
outbreak. F." r.
The carnival committee of the Turn
verein, in an appropriate circular, has
extended an invitation to all those who
desire to take part in the masquerade
to meet at the hall next Saturday even
ing and make arrangements.
Saturday evening the Turnverein
elected the following officers: President,
Ernst Brandt; vice.president, Geo.
Schmidt; recording secretary, Ernst
! Wicherski; corresponding secretary, A.
A. Bogen; treasurer, Peter Scherer;
LIST turnwart, WIN. E. Koch; End turn.
wart. Emil Wicherski. ,
A meeting of the executive commit.
tee of the Mounted Rangers will be
held in St. Peter Jan. 18th, to select a
time and place for holding the neat re.
union. Why wouldn't it be advisable
to arrange to to have the reunion held
in New Ulm in conjunction with the
celebration over the erection of the
Sioux monument "
Turner Hall, while not crowded last
Sunday evening, was fairly well filled
with merry young folks from the coun.
try, who came to town to enjoy the Ali
ance ball. Just enough were present.te
have a jolly time and the dancers did no,
fail to enjoy themselves. The Milford
orchestra furnished some nice music,
and during the course of the evening j
B. Velikanje delivered an address.
A Washington New Years dispatch
brings the following: Mrs. Lind and
Mrs. Dunnell, with the wives of few
other congressman, whose homes are a,
! the National hotel, received during the
afternoon. This circle of ladies is one
of the most popular in the city, and the
number OF callers was large in proper
ton, numbering several hundred and
including prominent men in all the off.
cial circles.
The Mankato Free Press of Wednes-
( day contained the following to which
we desire to add our congratulations
and best wishes; Andrew j. Domeier,
of New Ulm, and Miss Maggie Leas,
daughter of John Leas, of this city,
were married at eight o'clock this morn
ing, by Rev. Father Frederick at the
\ German Catholic church. MIR, Domeier
is q teacher in Brown Co. schools, and
. is an excellent young man. He former.
| " attended the Normal school in this
city. Miss Leasy is an estimable lady,
| and her friends wish her much joy.
1 The Bowen-C ollins case. in which the
former was charged with criminal as.
sault, was decided in the supreme cour,
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