New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-09
Z cal News.

{ H. S. Kennedy and 3. J. Foster we're
in the city Friday. 5.
B "A son was born to Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Williams on Friday,
G. H. Ross spent a portion OF the week
in Minneapolis on business.
c. Filzen has supplied his residence
with water-works connections.
Otto Sommer has resigned from his
position in the Empire Mill Office.
Adolph Alvin on Friday became the
elated father of twins-both boys.
Attorney NJ. y. Weber Of Winona
was here Friday on legal business.
Congressman Lind left with his fami-
" for Washington Friday afternoon.
A. H. Manderfeld, farmer of Sige],
has removed to Cottonwood county.
A. G. Setter of Winthrop is spending
few days here on account of sickness.
The Catholics of the city will give a
public entertainment on or about the
25th. :.. ~.
John Hauenstein has connected his
Office and residence with telephone
communications. ri. .-
Albert Koch, son of E. G. Koch. is
the new assistant book-keeper in the
Empire Mill Office.
Mrs. Chas. Sommer and Mrs. F. M.
Whitney are visiting with Mrs. L. G.
johnson in Northheld.
Miss Nellie Brey has gone to Mime
apolis to accept position in the dry
goods store of S. E. Olson.
Judge Weber has probably presided
over more tedious murder trials than
any other judge in Minnesota.
The members of the High School
haye started branch organization of
the National Lyceum League.
The Fairfax Crescent says that Mrs.
ANIME of this city has sold her meat
market in that village to Mr.. Vogel.
pohl.
Jos. A. Eckstein is the new chief OF
the New Ulm Fire Department. The
appointment was made on Tuesday
evening.
Carl Brauns. who is well known here,
has become the president Of the Engle-
wood Flour Co., wholesale flour dealers
in Chicago.
A. G.. Ochs, The Springfield miller,
stopped off here for few hours Thurs
day while on his way home from Wis.
it in Faribault.
VIM. La Erambois, of West Newton
has solo his farm and will reside in Slee-
ply Eye during the winter. Next spring
he expects to move west.
The ':shawdow social'' is the latest
wrinkle in society circles. Your girls
shadow is thrown on a screen and you
have to choose her by the shadow.
A new counterfeit SIS has made its
appearance. 1t is silver certificate
bearing date of 1880 and the signatures
of w. S. Rosecrans and j. n. Huston.
The SANDER suit of Fred Wichstad1
VS.. Philip Poehling, which was to have
been tried at the NicolIet county term
of the District court, has been contin-
ued.
The small hall in the Turner Hal
building is being finished with fresce
work as are also the law Offices of Limo
& Hagberg. Heller & Setter are doing
the work.
The first Of the series of. club dances
was a pronounced success. About
twenty couple were present, the music
was good and the entertainment afford
ed exceptional. ~,
The attendance at the Public Schools
now numbers over 500. This is larger
than at any time last year, and it seems
almost absolutely necessary that new
building should be erected in spring.
A new time card went into effect ov.
err the Northwestern road on Sunday.
By this change the passenger from the
east on Sunday mornings is cut of but
will arrive Monday morning instead.
Col. Baascn has rented two front
rooms on the second floor of the Mason
ic Block and will move his law Offices
to the new location at once. The change
will give him two Of the incest offices in
the city. .,-s:..
The following from this vicinity have
been drawn as jurors in the Miller muir
der case now up for trial in the Nicol=
let county courts: John Klingler Of La
fayette and John HUM and Matthias
Walker of West Newton.
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