New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-09


Hon. ]. w Willis was il The city res.
terday
Mrs: +. H. Behnke is guest Of st. Peter
relatives.
Ed. Weaver Of Mankato was il the
city Friday. J.
Two switch engines are now employed
in the yards. 8
Mrs. DR.. Stamm and Mrs. G. Albrecht
of st. Paul are here on visit.
Mrs. Jos. Bobleter Of St. Paul is a
guest at the home of Judge Webber.
Mrs. Richard Pfeferle gave pleas
ant tea party one afternoon last week.
Mrs. Deihel and Mrs. Eicholzen of
I Owatonna are visiting with Mrs. w. G.
Duncan.
Cashier Frank of the Springfield
Bank was business visitor in our city
OIL Thursday.
Col. and Mrs. VIM. Pfaender scele-
brated the 10th anniversary of their we'd
ding on Monday.
VIM. Kock sold house and lot in
Redwood Falls last week to Judge
Baldwin for $400.
A. B. friedman, the Minnesota Lake
merchant, was the guest of his parents
in this city last Thursday.
County Attorney No. 2 has arrived in
the family Of NC. Robertson Of Spring
field, The young lawyer made his ap.
pearance Wednesday.
Otto Hummel fell through the ice while
skating on the river Monday night and
came very near drowning. He was
rescued by one of F. Grebe's little boys.
Mr.. Matthews of Marshall, father OF
the attorney, stopped off here yesterday
on his way h.me from New York.
While here he was the guest of Wer.
ner Bosch. ia
James Dunn,a brakeman, slipped from
a car at Candy Friday night and was
literally cut in two. The rain and slice,
of the night before made the car slippery
which was the cause of the accident.
A stranger was arrested by the nigh,
police on Saturday evening and lodged
in the tower over Sunday. His oftense
consisted in-well as he wasn't brough
before Justice it is pretty hard tt
| say.
Several changes occurred in Company
A this week. Corporals Graft ane
| Spoerhase and Privates Zeller anc
Louis Vogel were appointed sergeants
and Privates Alt. Vogel, Henry Stellges
Robert Fritsche, Paul Moe and Emf
| Steinhauser were dubbed cor oorals.
j. r. Lankard has lately sold aquar.
ter section of land IN section %, town.
ship of Delhi, to H. Pfisterer, of New
l1lm, for So, 100 cash. The above was
unimproved land, and the price al
which tits sold is proof of the value
of Redwood county dirt. Mr.. LankarC
had lately purchased the land as spec
ulation, but, owing to the bis b price of
cred. be thought best to sell. Redwood
Reveille. .
Drs. Fritsche and Strickler missed the
early passenger train in going to Man
kaio last Tuesday and were compelled
to take the morning freight and walk
four miles from the junction in orde,
to get to the city in time for the meet
ing. It's ten to one that they cursed
the man s'who first invented Sleep
without some patent arrangement fol
waking person at ones pleasure.
An effort is beeing made to supply
New Ulm with five or six self-windine
| clocks that will be connected with the
Western Union Telegraph Office and reg.
ulated every morning by the Naval Oh.
servatory at Washington. Three of the
| mills here already decided to put in the
clocks at the rate of 81 per month and
it is TO be hoped that others will fol-
low. New Ulm needs few more
clocks that do not run an hour ahead
or behind time. -,
The next meeting of the Valley Medi-
cal Association could be held in New
Ulm,.we are assured. providing suit.
able railroad Accommodations could be
secured. Meetings of this kind are al
ways valuable to town in bringing
to our midst 8 large number of promi-
nent men, and we fail to see why sneci-
al trains could not be run to accommodate
Che visitors. New Ulm is certainly 3
paying station to that extent to merit
such courtesies from the Nortkwestern
Comnonv