New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-01-21
VIM. G.. Frank will leave for Oregon.

on the Goth.
Fred Klossner, brother of J. Rloss-.
ner Jr., is very sick.
Andrew j. Eckstein left for St. Paul
Monday on business connected with the
Second Regiment.
Ludwig Kunz, cigarmaker for f..
Burg, has gone to LIE Sueur to work
for Herman Won Essen.
Herbert Schilds returned on Monday
from Cincinnati, whittier he had gone
to attend the funeral of his wife,.
The Mennerchor gave its concert at
Springfield Saturday evening and from
al that we can learn was well received.
Werner Bosch has rented the re-
naming unoccupied rooms in the sec
ond story of his new buildings to A. I.
Setter.
The Turner Hall mixed choir has
been reorganized under the leadership
of VIM. Pfaender Jr. The choir num-
bers thirty-five members.
Henry Crene has retired from the
general store business and will assume
the management of the New Ulm Crea.
merry during the coming season.
It rained here yesterday. This
item is for the benefit of those who live
outside of Minnesota and have mista-
ken view of the nature of our winters.
Register Of Deeds Grimmer left on
Saturday for the east to enjoy short
season of much needed recreation.
During his absence the Office will be
in charge of Miss Viola Koch. ..
The City Cornet Band will give a
masquerade ball at Union Hall on the
evening of February LIST. The dance is
given to defray the bands expenses, and
a large attendance is expected.
We are informed that Andrew j. Eek.
stein of this city has handed in his re-
signation as adjutant of the Second
Regiment, but have not yet learned
whether it has been accepted or not.
Congressman Lind by hard work sue
ceeded on Friday in raising the appro-
priation for d public building at Man
kato to 100000. The bill passed the
senate in this shape and now only re-
quires the signature of the president.
Treasurer Mueller still continues i'll
with rhuematism, but is improving.
Peter Herian and FIR. Keller, who have
also been laid up for two or three weeks
with the troublesome ailment, are again
able to be up and walk about the house.
The unclaimed letters at the postof-
fee are addressed to the following per-
sons: Matthias Anerstad, Ed. Dinsley,
Emily Dauer, Mrs. C. F. Merit, Mrs.
M. E. G.. Ritsie, Ella Seidner, Peter
Shells, George Weihs, Jos. Hammer
schmid, Anton Holm and Peter Wante-
gar.
The Misses Ella and Emma Setter en-
tertained number of friends on We'd
nesday evening to a highly enjoyable
''candy pull party. Each guest was fur
nished with an apron and bowl of tat
fly. and then the fun commenced. When
over, it was the verdict of each one pre-
sent, that for real enjoyment ether s
nothin' that is ekal to good old candy
pull
The council will not be allowed to is
sue the proposed railroad bonds until
sanctioned by general vote of the PEG.
Pile. Representative Ahlness says that
it is one Of the principles of the Ali.
ance to allow the people to vote on all
measures by which bonds are to be
issued, and he will accordingly have
the proposed bill amended so as to pro
vide for its submission to vote of oul
citizens.
One of the most importan Mt real estate
transfers that has been made I in New
Ulm within the past few years wa:
made last Saturday. The building
! which is now occupied byIW. Eibne
and F. W. Hauenstein was Ipurcnasee
by the former for $4,000. The forme
} owner was VIM. Erd of Mankato, ant
considerable trouble was EXPERIENCED
in purchasing, as two parties wer'
known to be anxious to buy the Nbuild
: ing. Mr.. Eibner was tnel efore fofcet
to pay a good price. :
Fred Zimmerman of Courtland me
with quite an accident while hauling
wood last Saturday. He was walking
/ alongside of the wagon, when he cam,
to place where the road was very
t narrow and where the wheels of tn
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