New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-28
Take note Of the change in Retzlaff' s

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Mr.. Swift, Huron merchant, was
looking over our city yesterday.
Jacob Palmer, formerly of New Ulm,
has opened barber shop at Fairfax.
4. A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Prof.
Schaller, of the college, yesterday NORM
ing.
! Albert Baarsch has gone to St. Haul
to prepare himself for the plumber's
trade.
DR.. J. Welcome Jr. was down faom
Sleepy Eye for short while SATURDAY.
evening.
Gene Pfefe-le has gone to Gibbon foA
short time to assist in the drugstore
of Louis Palmer.
The Turner Hall Orchestra will furn.
ish music for masquerade ball at
Gibbou on the 31st.
August, son of Erred Strater of West
Newton, is in St. Paul receiving treat
ment for al eye trouble.
The Mankato Register has been sold
by ex-Sheriff Geddes to F. w. Hunt
and E. F. Soaring of the Free Press
| force. Pal
The Slayton Pioneer has been sold to
the Murray County Alliance. H. F..
Pfeifer, formerly of this city, will be it's
editor. a "
Capt. Geo. e. Clapp, probably known
to many of our veterans as a member of
the 9th regiment. died at his home near
Kasota last. week, aged SO years.
Conductor Ed. Subilia is the bappiest
man in town. A little boy arrived at
his home on Tuesday of this week which
is the cause of his joy.-Tracy Trum-
pet.
A masquerade ball will be held in
Winthrop next Friday evening. One
will also be given in Sleepy Eye on the
9th OF February. A number from here
will attend each. ~...
FIR Keller, who runs hennery, has
two hens which Matched twentv.four
chicks last week. Such an incident by
the way, is something unusual for this
season of the year.
Prof. Allen, of G. A. College of gst
Peter, was in the city Friday to SCI cure
the services of 1t. Buschers as instruct
or at the college during the sickness of
one the members of the faculty.
Represen tatives of the Winthrop
city council visited our city Monday
for the purpose of inspecting our wa
ter.works system. The party was made
up of E. A. Campbell, M. A. Lilyquist,
j. A. Carlson and w. Klossner.
The Fox Comedy Company will appear
at Turner Hall Oh next Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday evenings in entirely
new plays. Grace z. and Josephine L.
Fox are the leading ladies and have the
reputation of being charming and talen.
ted actresses.
The idea of having public parade OH
Carnival Tuesday is being aeitated to
quite an extent, and the prospects are
good that something of the kind will be
held. By all means let our citizens
join hands and get up = big procession.
1t can be done with little trouble and
less expense. 49,.
The unclaimed letters at the postof-
flee for January are addressed to Geo.
Coomick, J. E. Field, J. Hanneck, F..
L.. Marcoe, 81. j. Peterson, Johann Pro-
gosch, Rosine Schumann, W. D. Lief
fngmell. Ludwig Leinger, Mary Schmid,
Josef SCHNEIDER, Ida Wotchke, Mrs. F.
Fischer, D. j. Reynolds. Wenzel Ries
and Frank Valentine. a.
VIM. Buggert was in from Sigel Tues
day and made the suggestion that the
New Ulm Fire Department would do a
good service if they would go out and
/ squelch the peat fire which has been
{ smouldering in the slough on his farm
4 since last November. Mr.. Buggert and
his neighbors have made every effort to
| put out the fire, but have been unable
to do so
Two or three young boys, who left
New Ulm recently for St. Paul, have
flown within the past week, we are in
formed, to Omaha. They took the
French style of departure, and left,
owing board bills and several other
small items of expense. Thus does 1t
90 with those who are in such hurry
to leave home, ere they realize what
they are doing.
The trial of Herman Kalb on a
charge of assault and Battery was in
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