New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-09

"A son was born to Christ Backer 81
Milford Sunday morning.
Franz Schnoberich is the father Of a
daughter that arrived Friday.
Z Mrs. Theresa Schneider is visiting
with her daughter in Spring field.
a heavy rain fell at Springfield Sun
day night, while here not drop fell.
T. G. Battin, civil engineer for the
Northwestern road, was in town yester-
day. 81
Henry Wellner gave harvest festi-
val at his home in Lafayette Saturday
evening.
Mrs. c. W. A. Krook and son, Hill
ding, spent a portion of the week with
St. Paul friends. -, s
Miss Meta Setter returned from a
two months visit with her sister IN St.
Paul Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs Curry, daugh.
tiers of the late Mrs. Herrenderfer, left
for their homes in Colorado Monday,
A new safe has been placed in the
office of the New Ulm Creamery Co.
Hereafter we will hear of no more till
tapping.
der Liebe Onkel." an entirely new
German Comedy, will be presented by
the Dramatic Section on the goth of
September.
Alfred Roos went to Candy Saturday
to look after the Improvements in the
buildings of the New Ulm Elevator
Company at that place.
Mrs. B. Follmann left for the east
Yesterday to purchase her fall and win
ter stock of millinery. She will visit
St, Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee.
Paul Koska, who has been in the EN-
ploy of Geo. Book, has gone to Red
wood Falls and with Fred Stork of that
place has opened a blacksmith shop.
Rev. W, L. Sutherland, of Medford,
will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday. In the afternoon
he will visit Milford in the interests of
Sunday School work.
W. L. Seaton returned from Duluth
Monday evening to take charge of the
electric light plant. Mr.. Cooper, who
has been filling the place for the past
month, has gone to Minneapolis.
The Kiesling farm across the river
has been rented to Jacob Geiger, who
now lives on the Epple farm. Accord
ingly the hospital land is for rent, and
bids for rental of same will be received
by Louis Schilling up to the 18th.
Deputy United States Marshal Nell
son Of Waseca was in the city Monday
From here he went to Sleepy Eye to serve
papers in the case of John Kohlhase VS.
the old Sleepy Eye Roller Mill Compa-
ny which is to be tried in the U. S. cir
cult court,
Lind & Hagberg have commenced
suit against the old Sleepy Eye Mil
Company for $4,000 damages, alleged
to have resulted to John Kohlhase ir
falling from a ladder in the mill in 1889
The mill company at that time consis-
ted of Gieseke, Dyckman and Bendix
en-.
| A wedding among prominent Court
land parties occurred on Friday. Tb,
contracting parties were Herman Eber
and Miss Mathilda Precht, daughter O
the well-known CORTLAND farmer, Ed
Precht. A largely attended and enjoy
able reception concluded the nuptia
ceremonies.
! Mrs. Davis, the phrenologist, wa
very successful while here, and enough
charts were sold to make phrenologist
of three-fourths of the ladies of town
The bald.headed gentleman in the flu.
ture should do his utmost to cultivate 8
growth Of hair in order to cover what
ever of bumps may adorn his pate.
! School opened Monday with an at
tendance of about 450. Eighty sever
pupils were admitted to the first yea
grade and the attendance in the nigl
school is better than ever before. Mon
| day afternoon 29 applied for admission
to grades above first year, and these
will be examined this afternoon at :
o'clock, .s -
| The man at the hospital, who wa!
kicked by a horse recently at Court
land, died very suddenly Saturday
evening. He was a stranger in these
parts and gave the name of Lang. 4
post mortem examination was held by
DR.. Stricken and it was found that al
abscess had formed on his liver, which
breaking, caused his sudden death.
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