New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-20

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the 18th of old age.
I Ed. 9. Hull of Candy visited with
friends here over Sunday.
Trains were delayed yesterday on ac-
count of the extremely cold weather.
i Miss Schoch returned to Chicago af-
ter a two weeks visit Monday after
4 noon.
Miss Ada Bourett and Miss Lou Ban
sen spent the week with Mrs. NJ. Han
son in Waseca.
John Lauterbach of Redwood Falls
came down yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of his father.
A sleighing party was to have been
lndulged in last. evening by some of the
young folks. Wonder they wouldn't.
wait till it becomes triie colder.
/ A letter remains uncalled for at the
post.otfice addressed ''Genofeva Vogel,
daughter of Franz Vogel, Nicollet Co.,
Minnesota y The letter was sent from
BennWeier, Bahnhot.
The officers Of the New Ulm Maen-
nerchor. elected for the ensuing year,
are as follows: Pres, Fl. Rudolphi;
lce-president, ii. Wankum; secretary,
j. Petry; treasurer, Chas. Stoll; direc-
tor, Geo. Jacobs; flag bearer, E. Pfeif-
fer.
John Lind has been mentioned as a
possible candidate for Governor on the
Republican ticket next fall. He would
make very strong canvas and is prob
ably the strongest man in the State
next TO Knute Nelson.-Todd County
Argus.
In Sleepy Eye on Monday, Mrs Black
aged % years, fell victim to la grippe.
She was housekeeper for VIM. Rubbed,
the old miser who died last Friday. The
house was searched after her death and
$500 was found in the bed, in cracks in
the wall cigar boxes and other places Of
concealment,
Mr.. Wolpert of Marshfeld, Wis. was
in the city Thursday and made partial
arrangements with Mr.. Hagberg for
renting the vacant store room in the
: new Masonic Block. Should he finally
enter into contract, he will seek pub
lie patronage with a stock of boots,
shoes and furnishing goods.
The practice of leaving teams stand
ing hitchpd in front of saloons for hours
/ at a time in this cold weather, while the
| owners are on the inside, where, as
, with Tom OShanter, '.the minutes wing
} their way wi'pleasure,' is both cruel
, and inhuman. The same man who can
} stand to see his obedient servants suffer
thus woulc have the heart to turn his
wife into the cold with cruel neglect,
, and for such man there should be a
hell on earth.
J Monday afternoon at the residence oil
Mr.. and Mrs John Hauenstion there
occurred the happy marriage of theil
daughter Louise to Mr.. Chas. Furst
Judge Brandt performed the nuptia
ceremony and at its close there follow
) ing a wedding feast of JOY
: Gus cheer. Tie bride is lady of man,
, estimable qualities, popular aud social
) while the groom is young man, wht
3 has thus far been attended with success
$ 70 each we extend a newspapers rich
(. est wishes, and bespeak for them al
> the wealth and JOY and happiness tina
! comes with hearts.that beat as one.
John Lind, says the Todd county Ar
gus, is the strongest man in the stat,
next to Knute Nelson. Well, why no
the strongest? If adherence to princi
Piles count for aught, Mr.. Lind lead
among the Republicans Of the state to-
!, day. Nelson may haye qualities o
, pluck and energy which commend hin
to many, but these are possessed in az
great degree by our own congress-
man and in addition to this John Limo
is steadfast in his support of principles,
whereas Knute Nelson is weak and IN.
certain, AS a candidate of Republi-
cans, therefore, John Lind is most en-
titled to honor.
The contest for the Republican con
gressional nomination in the Second dis.
trict, while it has not vet opened, seems
to be perfectly understood. Senator G.
J R, Davis, of St, Peter, has not announced
his candidacy and is doing....no work
but there are good reasons for believing
that he is in the lead for the honor.
| With a probability OF an Alliance. Dem.
ocratic fusion in the district staring them
in the face, the Republican leaders
seem to be just little slow in Incoming
to the front. Senator Days seems to
be the only man willing to take the
j honor q nd face the 1aa,1sio mhathar 4