New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-09-30
8. Baer is 8 Minneapolis visitor

Mrs. Baer is s Minneapolis Yis:to
this week.
G. B. Liver, Of Milwaukee, was il
town Monday.
Mrs. Anna Ackerson, Of Elbow Lake
is here on visit.
Read Wagner & Sayerlen's new an
nouncement in this issue.
N. Siebenbrunner was allowed to re-
open his saloon Saturday.
Mrs. Rehfeld is spending the week
with relatives in st. Paul.
Mrs. Grimm and son of Springfield
are the guests of Mrs. Schneider.
Mrs. Davis, the phrenologist, was a
Dakota House guest over Sunday.
At the Bezirk meeting in St. Paul last
week 2. G. PAIL and G. Fischer, Of this
city, were elected delegates to the
national convention of Turner's, which
will he held in Washington next MAY.
Geo. Vets, the American Express
agent, will leave for St. Paul the latter
part of this or the early part of next
week to enter the conpany's Offices in
that city. His brother succeeds him
here. ..E.
Word has been received here from
Los Angeles, CAL, that Mrs. Lena Par
ker is very low with consumption and
is not expected to live. Mrs. Parker is
daughter of the late Jacob Mueller of
this city.
Fire caught in the New Ulm Brewing
Co.'S building last Thursday afternoon,
but was extinguished by Geo, Bevier
before doing any damage. The fire was
started in a lot of shavings by some
small boys.
The contract for building the new
Catholic church in West Newton was
given on Monday to Keute & Nagel, of
this city, for $1s.5 Only the fouuda-
ton will be completed this fall, but the
building is to be ready by Sept. next.
Four young boys stole water melons
of Christian Filzen one evening last
week and were forced to pay So each
for the fun. Add to this an attack of
cholera morbus, which causes pains
near to the liver, and it would seem
more conducive to the welfare of young
boys to let other peoples water melons
alone.
At the county jail now there is anoth-
er female prisoner in the person of Mrs.
Frank Schmidt of Beaver Falls, who
will remain there until fall to await the
action Of the grand jury. She is
charged with attempting to xii, her
husband with an axe. Schmidt is quite
we'll known in New Ulm, having lived
here in early years.
The name of Hon, j ohm Lind appears
upon great many papers in the post
office department. It appears that near
Iy all postoffice cases in the southern
part of the state are referred to him.
His wide acquaintance is valuable to the
pcstoffice department., and his recon-
mendation seems to settle a great many
vexing official problems.
Among those injured in the great
Minneapolis fire last Wednesday was
Chas. Forster, captain of one of the
hook and ladder companies OF the Flour
City. the injury consisting in a contu
sion of the back and hips. Mr. Forster
is son Of F. Forster of our own town,
and has been a member of the Mime
apolis Fire Department for years.
As no one took the trouble to inyesti
gate the supposed natural gss we'll on
the Veg farm, the we'll diggers cut off
the supply and continued their work.
Before doing SO, however, they placed
about fifty feet of water in the pipe, and
this was forced out by the gas to a
heigh: of over thirty feet. The pressure
was remarkably strong and continued
undiminished until cut off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mo are now resid-
ing in the MAIDS Ouren residence, in the
south end of town. The young couple
were married recently, the bride being
a Miss Augusta NJ, Olsen, one of the
most popular young ladies of Lake
Hanska. Mr. Mo is clerk in B. Behnke
& Co.'S store and is worthy young man,
who will be heartily welcomed 20 the
list of New Ulm Benedicts.
The rainy weather preventing the
holding of their proposed picnic at
Pfaender's farm on Sunday, the ladies
of the Turnverein arranged for pri-
vate dance at the hall in the evening.
About twenty couples were present, and
the affair proved to be very pleasant
one socially. Refreshments were served