New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-07
L oSAL NEWS.
School opened Monday.

1
met yesterda az.
John Zeller has gone to St. Paul tc
remain several months. l#s
Frank Webber has been sick the past
week with the mumps.
John Kretsch has gone to Springfield
to work for H. G. Warnke. d
Mrs. Werner Boesch has been quite
sick for several days.
The new dynamo for the electric
light plant arrived Friday.
A masquerade ball at Union Hall
will be among the events of January
18th. s..
County Attorney Madigan of Red
wood Falls transacted legal business
here on Wednesday,.
The Eagle Mill Co. presented all Of
their employees on New Years Day with
presents, ranging from So to SO each.
Mr.. Fischer'of the Globe Art Compa
ny, has sold his interests in ohe BUSH
ness to Rudolph Setter and will go to
Sioux City.
c. Ahlness and Jos. Diepolder left
for St. Paul yesterday to take their
seats tas members of the lower house OF
the legislature.
Gustav Swenson of Bernadotte died
Friday morning of typhoid fever. He
was72 years of age, and was among the
oldest of Nicollet CountY's residents.
Some thirty or forty friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL.
Ross on Tuesday evening and treated
them to a genuine and pleasant surprise.
The editor can now smoke s'gude
tan SAINT segars.'' A box of Billiards
| was left on his table New Years Day
by +. Burg, for which he has our
thanks.
SWIM. Martei, who has been working
in the Northwestern yards at this place,
went onto the road again last week.
His trip will be between Tracy and
| Waseca. .s-=s
The state auditors report shows. that
the state received more benefit from the
erstwhile New Ulm Basket Works than
anyone else interested. The secretary
of state received $50 for recording the
articles of incorporation.
The Specimens Club at their las,
meeting elected the following to serve
as officers fol year: President Gust
avek Goetsch; secretary, Theo. Mueller
treasurer, H. Loheyde; captain, Johr
Lila; lieutenant, Peter Mack.
Chas. Swambaum, who left Lafayette
early IN the spring and went to Califor
MIA, writes that he is now in possession
of twenty acres of land which he is us
ing as a vineyard and peach orchard
and from which be is realizing splendid
profits. ... 1888 49,.
As was expected, Rev. Sandmeyer
whom the archbishop had selected fo1
the New Ulm charge, was not allowed
by his congregation to leave Minneapo
lis, and the archbishop has made {
second appointment in the person o
Rev. Blut of Shakopee. -.
| Wenzel Tscbeppel, aged SO years
died Thursday night at eleven O'Clock
of liver troubles. Mr.. Tscheppcl wa:
at one time aead miller in the New Uln
Roller mill and was man of good hab
it's. His death is particularly sad, az
he leaves large family.
The state treasurer has just issued his
annual report. The statement of receipt:
shows that Brown County has contri
buted as follows: Revenuefund, 1867.
81; soldiers relief, 1928. 25; forestry
1928. 25; permanentschool fund. So, 659.
90; general school fund, $6,499. 55; per.
manent university, $3.50; general uni.
versity. $4S8.4S; total, 500, 76l.lo.
The balls on New Years Eve were
we'll attended. The Battery ball al
Turner Hall was the largest and was
certainly a complete success both in s
social and financial way. The music
was unusually good, and the evening
was spent in manner that made all who
INDUCED in it feel that the initial bal
of the battery was all and more thar
was promised.
Frederick Tiede, of Lafayette, dice
very suddenly Of heart disease last Fri
day afternoon. He was sitting in !
chair at the time and up, to the momen
. of his death had been in apparently
good health. When his heart began t
fail him, he fell back in his chair, mad,
one or two short gasps for breath AM
i dind 1u1th No SiUna Of GREAT main n.