New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-16

4 a. ". Bingham was ID Minneapolis
Saturday on business.
Rev. Pax Of Sleepy Eye was s visitor
with Rev. Plut on Friday.
August Friday of Nicollet visited
over Sunday with his son, Chas. Vogtel.
y Lars Sorenson, clerk Of District Is
in Eden, had business at the court.
house on Friday.
When Chas. Brust stuck out shin
gle last week reading Bread Wanted
his sense Of humor almost We'd sue
cessfplly with that of Bill Nye.
At the annual meeting Of Hecker Post
last week the following officers were
elected. Commander. Col. VIM. Pfaender;
Senior Vice Commander; Louis Schil-
ling; Junior Vice Commander. R. Pfef-
ferle; Quartermaster. VIM. Hummei;
Officer of the Day, B. Marschner; Sur
geon. Goe. Merkle; Chaplain, F, Fried
mann; Officer of the Guard, John
Stnetz.
Geo. Struckman, who IN early days
visited New Ulm and who is also an
uncle of G. w. H. Heideman and Mrs.
u. Schmidt, has been made chairman of
the committee on roads and bridges ap.
pointed from among the Cook county,
ILL.,. commissioners. The Chicago In
ter Ocean speaks Of him as man of ex-
perience and ability, who stands well in
Cook county.
Charity Lodge No. SO, A. F. and A.
NJ, will be presided over during the
coming year by the following officers.
DR.. A. Marden, VIM; E, Brandt, S..
W.; T. Crone, J.'.W.; F. H. Behake,
Treasurer; o M. Olsen, Secretary; G.
W. H. Heldeman, SD; A. Blanchard
I'D; B. F. Webber, Chaplain; George
Bevier. Marshal; VIM. Hummel, SIS;
J, F. Crowell, u.s.; A. Roth, Tyler.
The following from the St. James
Plaindealer will be Of interest to many
IN this vicinity who know Mr.. Schweppe:
Mr.. Schweppe informs us that in the
spring. probably in May, a thoroughly
equipped machine shop will be estab-
lished by the firm of which he is senior
Tpartner. Arrangements are also being
made by the same firm to start medi-
um-sized foundry at the same time.
Both branches of business are needed in
the cltv and we trust the irm wiz carry
out their present Intentions and estab-
| lished the two concerns. ~s r.
1t is matter of much regret that the
sale of tickets for the Redpath Concert
Go. has not been more rapid The,
troupe, it must be remembered, is not
one of the ordinary kind, but one of ma
tional reputation and every member is
an artist who has commended the best
OF notices from the great city dailies
Furthermore they have been secured
for New Ulm by a large guarantee and
it should be to the interest of our citi.
zens to see that no one is loser by en-
deayoring to give the people of New
Ulm first-class and high grade enter
tainments "
A certain travelling man has been
here for week now, who has not eaten
anything since his arrival. During ali
this time he has drugged himself with
whiskey until at present he is a most fit
subject, for Dr.Keeley's cure. Overcoat,
watch and even shoes have all been
pawned to satisfy his terrible thirst and
in his delirium he is the helpless victim
of the wiles of others. Upon coming to
his senses he will be seized by bitter re.
morse and the pangs of self-judged
shame will strike at his more manly
feelings. Then the torture is terrible
and the subject an object of pity.
A serious joke is related on three
young men, of Bernadotte. They star
ted one day last week to massacre a
Durham animal of the masculine gen
der. Two long ropes were fastened to
the vicious animal to which on each side
were attached two of the party: The
third was stationed with shot gun.
about ten feet to the front, The gun
was loaded with a heavy charge of
powder and buckshot and was instantly
discharged in the direction of Mr..
Durham. 1t failed to reach the target.
and, instead, scattered itself over one Of
the young men about ten feet to one
side. And he, whose maiden name is
Emil johnson, is nursing a very sore
leg, while the animal is in the best of
spirits. st. Peter Herald.
1000 LBS.
We don't blush showing you our nice
line Of mixed candies. w. Eibner.