New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-18


of Mrs. +. Burg
Mrs. Emil Schleuder Of Siayton is
visiting friends in this city.
/ DR.. Weschke and family arrived safe
ly in San Francisco on the 7th..
VIM. G.. Frank, cashier Of the Spring
| field Bank, was in town Monday on his
way TO St. Paul.
Rev. G. Albrecht of Elkton, S. D.. is
the guest of his brother. Rev. c., j. Al
hrecht Of this city.
Mr.. Bureau of Minneapolis has been
spending several days here with the
family of Col. Baasen.
Hubbard & Larson are now engaged
in fixing up their store to make room
for supply of hardware.
The Masonic lodge is arranging for a
series of public lectures by prominent
speakers in their new hall during the
winter. .-.
Mr.. Quale, administrator of the estate
of his deceased brother. the Eau Claire
millionaire, was in town on business
yesterday.
An effort is being made to start a
Lyceum Bureau here for the purpose of
securing desirable operate and theatri-
cal attractions during the winter.
Capt. Stelnhauser has discharged
August Berndt, John Gabriel and j. B.
Kennedy from Company A in pursu-
ance to Orders No. II for the good of
the service. ~. F.
Mrs. Mathews and children of Mar
shall spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Werner Bosch. On Saturday they
returned to their home, accompanied by
Mr., Mathews.
The statement in recent number
of the Review relating to q former Miss
Rinkel, now married and living in Mon
tana, has since proved untrue. We
gladly make the correction, for it was
a mistake which is not pleasant one
have made.
A farmer near Waterville, LIE Sueur
county, was fined 500 for refusing to al
low team to pass. The complainant
was in hurry, and whenever he would
attempt to pass, the farmer would drive
up faster and then slow down to walk
| This is a too common practice, but one
the law of highways does not sustain.
A case came up before Justice Rlan-
chard Friday in which Christian Schaef-
fer sued NJ. Windmueller for 81. Wind.
mueller put ina counter claim of So,
the case was given trial and the jury
followed the celebrated precedent estab-
lished by the Minneapolis courts in
finding verdict in favor of the plain
tiff of one big round silver dollar.
Messrs. Bogen, of the New U|m Post,
and r. Nix, also of New Ulm, are the
joint inventors of new devicefOr lock.
ing type forms, prospectus of which
has been forwarded US. The device,
which has been shown us by Mr.. Bogen
will undoubtedly accomplish the pur-
pose for which it is made and will save
lots of time and trouble to the over
worked printer if he procures a set.-
Sleepy Eye Dispatch. y,
New Ulm is to be given another mu-
steal treat in December. w. R. Arnold,
who will be remembered in come ction
with the popular Arnold Concert Com
pany, was here Wednesday and ar.
ranged fer the appearance IN this city
on the 10th of next month of the Red
path Star Concert Combination. The
company is one of the strongest in the
west and contains such members as
Ella Cham berlain, Edith Christie, J. F.
Glider, Master Cecil and E. P. Elliot.
Last Wednesday evening the Turn.
verein and Ladies' Society held joint
celebration of their respective anniver-
saries. The program was of some
what different order than on former oc.
casions and the appreciation by the au-
dience of the efforts of the various elias.
ses was more than usual. Overtures by
the orchestra, high jumping by the boys
exercises on the horizontal bar by the
active turner's, vaulting by the Zoeg-
lings, beautiful torch swinging by the
ladies' class,a cornet solo by Henry Neu-
mann and singing BY the mixed quar-.
tette constituted the leading features of
the evenings entertainment and left a
good impression with all who were
present.
Few entertainments of whatever ma.
ture have been more successful in draw
ing out large houses in New Him than