New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-02
The public schools open next Mon


on visit. .-sr-
Herman G. Schmidt will spend tn.
winter in St. Paul.
Mayor Pau of Mankato had business
before Judge Weber Monday, H..
The Misses Auguta and Carrie Kel
Ter have returned to Minneapolis.
Miss Sophie Kiesling will attend the
Normal School at Winona this winter.
Among the visitors of the week was
the genial Thad. c. Jones of st. Paul.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn returned this
week from her Duluth and Winona
visits.
Rev.. Schaller attended a Lutheran
mission meeting in Goodhue county last
Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Tenor died at her home in
West Newton Thursday morning, aged
81 years.
Herman Sell is entitled to be called
''father' nowadays. It's boy and ar
rived Friday.
Andrew J. DIN has got back from
his Sweden trip and is again at his post
, in Washington.
Samuel Stamm, who has been spend
ing the summer here, returned last
week to St. Paul.
A harvest festival was held in West
Newton Sunday. A large number at
tended from New Ulm.
The Dramatic Section of the TURNER.
elm have decided to produce a theatre
during the coming Fair.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Mueller of Essig last Saturday
and died the day following.
Henry Lille and his sister, Mrs. F.
Fritsche, left for a six weeks visit in
New York State on Friday.
Mr.. Warren has moved to this city
with his family from Lake Benton. He
is in the employ of Geo. Dayton.
County Auditor Krook has COM
menced work on the foundation of his
new residence on lots west of Turner
Hall.
F. H. Behnke will moYe into the Me-
ridian Block the latter part of this week
Mr.. Kuetzing will occupy the SECOND
floor.
Gustav Carlson of Bernadotte threshec
1856 bushels of wheat from SO acres
The same piece of land last year yielded
less than 400
Gastav Fischer arrived home from
the east Saturday evening. He spent {
week in Washington previous to start
ing for the west.
Mrs. Peter j. Lee, of Hanska, fe.
from load of hay last Wednesday ant
| fractured her shoulder blade. She is
woman of 80 years.
! John J. Dobson, manager of tn
4 Northwestern Newspaper Union, spen
/ Sunday with his daughters at the HON
. of Mr., and Mrs. Blanchard.
The remains of Mrs. Ristau, deceased
were brought to this city from Dakot
last week for burial. The deceased wa
the mother Of Mrs. Schmidt.
= August Patsche was usheaed into til
presence of Justice Baasen last Thur
day and charged with diserderly cor
duct. He was fined So and costs.
:, The man, who was almost killed b
, the kick of horse in CORTLAND recen
ly, has well-nigh recovered. He is u,
der the care of DR.. Strickler at S
Alexander's Hospital.
The man Miller who was shot !.
, Nicollet was in New ;Ulm only day {
1 two previous to the shooting, endeavo
ing to buy property here with the vie
of going into business.
The Beussmann building, corner q
q Minnesota ard Center, Will be furnishe
with plate glass front and waterwork
When the improvements are complete
it will be occupied by g.. A. Ottomeye
The marriage of Margaret Garre
and Henry stel]jes was selemnized La
week. Both of the parties are respec
ed young people of our town and :h
Review takes pleasure in offering cor
gratulations.
A council of dismissal was held a
F the Congregational church last Wednes
day at which the resignation of Rev.Nc
bis was accepted. Rev. j. H.Morley Q
Minneapolis presided over the council
while w. W. T. Mcconnell of Manka
to acted as secretary.
Gov. Merriam was seen while her