New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-10-28
G. "a. Zimmermann will residein Wi

G. A. Zimmermann will reside il wi.
mona.
Mrs. G. q, Ross is a visitor in Vino
/ ia this week
Albert Winklemann records the ar
rival Of ason on Monday.
Mrs. August schell is visiting with
1 her daug hters in St. Paul.
S. friedman and G. Loewenthal, old
New Ulmites, were here Friday.
VIM. Schwartz of Courtland lost 3
horse from collie while in town Sunday.
Rev. Berghold has sold his property
in Sleepy Eye to FIR. Koehne for 81, 400
The German theatre which was adver-
tised for the 1st Of November has been
postponed.
| C. q. Ross went to Columbus, Wis,
last week on business connected with
the Chadbourn estate.
Fire broke out in the residence OF
Senator S. D. Peterson Wednesday morn
ing, but was extinguished before doing
any damage.
The DAM orchestra of Minneapolis
nave forwarded contract to appear here
on the 18th of the coming month. Sc
|
Hon. E. M. Pope of Mankato was in
the city yesterday contracting with the
owners of the Masonic Block to furnish
heating apparatus for the same.
1t will interest many in New Ulm and
Nicollet county to know that E. S. Pet.
tiiohn, ex-auditor of Nicollet county,
has purchased the Nicollet Hotel in St.
Peter for $4,000.
Business on the Northwestern line is
rushed as it never was, before. As an
indication of what is being done, it is no
ted that over twenty specials came in
from the west Sunday.
Emil N. Sternberg, of West St. Paul,
was married in Chicago, Wednesday, tc
Miss Lula M. Lumsden, of that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Sternberg will reside or
the West side.-St. Paul Globe.
/ w. A. Young, one of the new yarc
brakemen, was caught between the cars
of the switch train on the curve neal
the Eagle Mill and was quite severely
crushed. He is now at the hespita
under the care of DIR. O. C. Stricken.
At the Dakota House on Friday al
electric globe was broken in cleaning
that has burned steadily ever since tn,
plant was started. The globes are onl.
warranted for 600 hours, but this on
had burned all night long for nearl.
two years. .
While riding out of town early Mon
day morning with William Wellner
Paul Everling jumped from the wagol
:. us the horses started to run away, an,
3 broke one of his legs. Everling is
carpenter in the employ of Schapekahn
l Bros.t& Ruemke.
l Miss Josephine Preston of Wasee
will give an elocutionarY entertainment
at thel Congregational church mex
8 Monday evening. Miss Preston come
: we'll recommended as reader and sing
0 er and will no doubt give an entertain
ment of considerable merit.
Q There are important changes in th
: new time table which went into effet
: last Sunday. The passenger trair
from the east now arrive at 1892 a. n
f and 5: 20 p. m. and from the west at "a
| p. m. and 2:5O a. m. The ccmplet
: table appears in another column.
G. II. Helmes, the we'll known repr,
E sentative of Maxield & Seabury, r,
q ceived a telegram while here yesterda,
: conveying the sad intelligence that b
b rother, Oscar, had been killed in
: wreck at Thorscn on the Manitob
Monday evening. No further particu
lars could be learned.
Mr.. Schaefer was brought to the hos
! pital in this city from Window las
Wednesday. He had been kicked by
horse:some weeks since and the resu]
was two broken ribs near the heart. U
Thursday Drs. Stricken, Fritsch
and Hirsch operated on The man in hi
weakened state and removed the piece
of broken bone.
Congressman Lind has undertake
! the task of interesting the people {
| Brown county in raising S645 as on
: share of the Worlds Fair fund and o
! Wednesday he visited Sleepy Eye an
arranged for meeting of citizens 70
October 3lst. Mr.. Lind will be presen
at that time, and plans for raising th
: money will be considered.