New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-25
LOG al NEWS.
Mrs. Jos. Popp is quite sick.

j Friday
A ball is advertised to be held in Un.
ion Hall Easter Monday.
An infant child of Gottlieb Schmidt,
the tailor. died on Friday.
An effort is being made to start a
knights of Pythias lodge in this city.
Samuel Marti and wife will pay a
visit to Switzerland the coming spring.
Billy Marble will appear at Turner
Hall four nights, commencing March
goth.
E. &. PAIL returned from his trip
through Iowa and Illinois Friday
morning.
The Mozart String Quartet:e has been
organized recently. It holds its rehears-
ais at Turner Hall.
| Chas. Brust has purchased the Giese-
| Ike property, corner of Broadway and
Centre street, for $1,S5O.
Mr.. Irving, father of the Irving boys
of this city, is here on a visit. His
home is near Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Rev. Rosener of Fairfax aDd Rev.
Haas of St. Peer assisted Rev. Plut in
the services at the Catholic church last
| week. .-"-
Jos. Pollock came down from Murray
county Wednesday and returned Sat
urday with carload of horses, purchased
| of +, H. Retzlaff. .
Emil Schleuder and wife of LANDER
ton were in the city Friday. Mr..
Schleuder will move his jewelry store
from Lamberton to Slayton. -.
Mrs. Scott won the silver set at the
Laird entertainment on Wednesday ev.
ening for guessing nearest to the mum.
Der Of beans held in the doctors hand.
| The house of the late John Jacob
Smith, located near Dittbenner's farm,
was destroyed by fire Thursday night
1t was we'll covered by insurance.
J. F. Harrison, representing A. P,
Allis & Co. of Milwaukee, was here
last week, and secured the contract for
furnishing the Eagle Mill with its new
engine.
The tariff tilt between G.. w. Heide
man and Rev. Striemer will not
come off, owing to some misunderstood
ing between the parties as to the rules
that should govern the debate.
n meeting of the Agricultural socie
ty will be held at Turner Hall nex1
Saturday afternoon at two clock. Al
this meeting Prof. D. N. Harper of the
State Agricultural College will deliver
an address.
Jacob Bender has rented his brewery
to Anton Guldon and Emil Kecheisen
formerly in the employ of John Hauen
stein and August Schell. The new pro
prietors will institute some new improve
ments at once.
The lower house of the legislature
has agreed to appropriate $500
towards defraying the expense incurred
in the Rose and Holden trials. The
Redwood Gazette says this will cove,
about one-half of the cost of the two
trials. f..
H. Neuman and M. Seifert went to
New Ulm last Friday to perfect arrange
ments for transferring the saloon prop
erty to the hands of the latter. Mr.
Seifert is the proprietor of the saloor
now and will take possession soon. MIR
Neumann will seek some other field O
employment Morgan correspondent,
in Redwood Gazette.
The Mankato Free Press of Wednes
day contained very complimentary
| announcement of the marriage of DR.. IT
M. Marcellus of this county and Mis-.
Ida M. Lee of Mankato. The groom
is successful physician, practicing il
our neighboring town, Sleepy Eye, anc
the Review joins with many friends il
wishing the couple the happiest o.
unicn.
AT Justice Baasen's office on Friday
a suit was settled in which Angus,
Hellmann and Herman Jeske were the
plaintiff and defendant. The charge
was that Jeske had allowed his cattle
to trespass upon Hellman's land and
do damage to his hay stacks. The
court sustained the complainant, and
Jeske avoided a hne by paying few
dollars damages.
The large and well-lighted rooms OF
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Newhart
were the scene on Saturday evening OF
one Of the happiest card parties of the
season. From forty to fifty guests were
with 4