New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-11-25
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i Il. ", lille and wife are the guests.
OF Mankato and Mapleton relatives this.
week. Is
Mrs. Edwin Stages Of Minneapolis is.
here on a visit with her father, j. @.
Rudolph.
Mrs. Louis Palmer of Gi5bon has
been spending the week with Mrs. 81. 1
H. Vogelpohl
Senator James A. Tawney OF Winona
was in the city on legal business last
Saturday. Mr., Tawney is generally
looked upon as the man who will sue
coed Harries as congressman from the
First district.
The tubular well which supplies wa
ter for August Schell's bre very is be-
ing enlarged on account of increase of
business, and for the present water is
being pumped from the Cottonwood
river by a traction engine.
L L. Burrell, one of the prosperous
farmers of Redwood county, was in the
city Thursday. Mr.. Burrell came to,
Minnesota at an early day, being the
third white boy to enter Mankato, and
by untiring industry has slowly accum-
ulated of this worlds goods until now
he is the owner of half section of rich
farming land. He also owns large
stock farm and is doing good work for
his section of the country with Norman
and Ham bletonian stock as well as
Shorthorn cattle. i.
Forthcoming numbers of the Review
will contain some Interesting articles.
Among them will be one by Pres. Z. G..
Lord of the Moorhead Normal school
on the benefits of public libraries and
the best methods of supporting them,
another by Congressman Lind on the
effect of recent congressman legislation,
the probable action of the majority in
the next house, and the results of the
same on the coming presidential con-
test, still another on the political situa.
ton by Col. r. G. Evans of the nation
al Republican Committee, and one by
Hon. w. R. Estes, United States con-
sui, on the effects of reciprocity legisla.
= ton as viewed by himself
On Monday there occurred the happy
q marriage of two young couples who are
very we'll known in New Ulm. The
wedding was double one and the con
. tracing parties were VIM. Julius ane
Miss Lottie Blass and Henry Vedde
and Miss Bertha julius. All of thes,
are so we'll known that they require NJ
. special mention at this time. and al
that the Review can do is to wish then
great, round measures of joy. The,
. deserve it, all of them, and with 1t W.
trust will come prosperity in stead
. flow. After the ceremony. which wa
- held at the residence of Rev, Plut, tn
" young people visited the home of re
lative in Cottonwood where a heart
8 reception was in store for them. Their
n the evening was spent with great plea
l. ure to all.
w. The DAM orchestra was ''up stump
at Rochester. When going from Ow
&c tonna to that city on Monday afternoo
~ stranger grabbed = music case out
- the car and jumped oft the trai
Charles Freeman jumped after him al
the train left Freeman behind. /
IS Freeman had all the sheet music in
IS. grip the orchestra was in predicame
of and the guarantors wanted to cane
tie the contract and postpone the concel
er Mr.. DAM, however, prepared a Sc
n programme OF Straka, Miss William
s. Laird and Miss Heegaard. On the
Ter selections the applause was tremendor
he There was big house. Freeman car
be 80 miles in a buggy on a cold nigl
and arrived at 10 o'clock. He walk
T into the hall and down to the stag
nd nearly half-frozen, amid deafening a
av plause. Danz is entitled to great cret
lea in satisfying the people, and Freem
,el was the hero OF the hour IN saving t
ia company.
les Last Thursday afternoon Sher
mt Schmelz arrested a stranger on the su
" plcion that he vas a horse thief. Fl
mt day afternoon County Attorney Robe
m. son came down ard a hearing was he
before Judge Blanchard. Willis
;s James Allen was the name of the pr
mo- oner and it developed during the coul
we of the examination, that he came to to-
no from Dakota Wednesday evening af
Tvs a weeks spree. In New Ulm he kt
i'm up his Bacchanalian amusement a
NO Thursday morning found him pre-
% drunk. Then he met a stranger "
or. had pony which he offered for sa
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