New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-02

Freight Agent Garvin was here Mon
day.
A. W. Bergstrom Of Brighton was .
caller Tuesday,
DR.. Hirsch returned from Chicago
Saturday evening.
Congressman Lind leaves for Wash
ington early next week. lz
Man Dick, the st. Peter violinist, will
return to Germany to resume his studies.
Mrs. B. f. Weber gave a teachers
tea party at her home on Friday even
ing.
Daniel Katz was over from Fairfax
Monday purchasing his stock Of Christ
mas goods.
| A cinch party will be given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen on Satur-
day evening.
GuscaYe Subllia is the new packer in
the New Ulm Roller Mill. He succeeds
Barney Waibel.
A ball will be given at the Milford
Hall on Saturday evening. Everybody
| is invited to attend.
Several engines died on the road be-
tween here and Courtland on the cold
nights of last week and the switch en-
gines had to be sent up hill for relief.
The Eagle Mill Co. has registered or
ders ahead for 1921 barrels of Hour.
This give some idea of the magnitude
of the milling business in New Ulm.
W. R. Reid, formerly connected with
the Eagle Mill of this city and partner
in the Nicollet Mill, has gone into the
milling business, we are informed, in
Boone, Iowa.
| The turkey dinner given by Mrs. c.
H. Ross at the congregational church
on Thanksgiving Day passed off very
pleasantly. Dinner was served to one
{ hundred people. ..a-
, Accidents on the Northwestern roae
are OF almost daily occurrence. Las
week at Nicollet, Harry Schultz, "a brake
man OF Tracy, had his hand badly
smashed in coupling cars. One tnge
had to be amputated.
George Benz. who has been travelling
| in Europe the past four months, saile'
yesterday on the steamer Bretagne
o from Havre. DR.. Aruold Schwyzer, Q
Zuerich. Switzerland, accompanies hin
home to be his guest for the WINTER
St. Paul Globe.
Don G. Hall, the leading man in tn
troupe which played Richard III 8
. Union Hall last week, was formerl
known as the ''Boy Preacher and ten
perance lecturer, and travelled throug
It this section several years ago organi'
u ing temperance lodges.
In the district court in St. Peter la
week, Peter CHASER of Fl. Ridgely sue
T. James Blake of the same town for al
ot lowing his cattle to wander into the TO
u mer's corn6eld. Lind &HHagberg COZ
= ducted the suit for the plaintiff AZ
succeeded in securing verdict of s!
70 for damages. ....5l
Oh The Wizard Oil Advertising Compar
" which appeared at Union Hall the fir
T. three nights of last week succeeded
pleasing their audiences during the
as entire engagement. The old doct
m himself is as smooth as you find the
r. anywhere, and his company contain
ty some good specially artists.
The bastardy case of the State '
be Chas Webster was tried in the distri
in court in St. Peter last week and fierce
I'd contested both by prosecution and d
of Tense. A. A. Stone. appeared for t
state and C. R. Davis and G. A. Ha
nv berg for the defense. The latter wo
nv and the young man was acquitted.
en- Alvina Schlie, the Nicollet woma
ill who was the cause of the murder in th
village last August and W
re was arrested on charge of stealing
in watch from the murdered man, W
as brought before the grand jury in
10. Peter last week, but, as no indictme
was found, she was allowed TO retu
nj home.
he Tie many acquaintance of G.
no Liver, who travels for a Milwauk
IN. house, and who is also a son-in-law
our townsman, 81. Vajen, will be pleas
:. to learn that he intends to go into
wholesale business in Omaha after
nm 1st Of January. The undertaking i
- great one, but Omaha is a good bu
- ness center, and Mr.. Liver posses
good business talent that will ms,
ur success.
- The committee appointed to "a