New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-06

Andrew Otterholmi is working for g.
H Hornburg
John Larson is entertaining friend
from Fillmore county.
g. w. Bonret Of Minneapolis was the
guest Of Col. Baasen over Sunday.
DR.. O. g. Stricken was called ORA
Icy on professional business Thursday.
Postmaster Schmidt is prevented
from attending to his postof6ce duties
to-day by sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Rehfeld arrived
here from Quincy, Ill, on Saturday to
spend their honeymoon.
Little Johnny Eichmann had his
hand torn IN one Of the presses in the
Review Office Wednesday.
/ Now is the time when one hears the
poet shoot of his mouth after the style
of s'What is SO rare as day in Janu-
ary?''
The grand parents Of Mrs, 2. d. Han
som of this city celebrated their diamond
wedding in Racine, Wisconsin, last
/ week.
Peter Espenson of Linden aud Emma
Rees of Blue Earth county were mar
ried by Judge Brandt on the last day of
! the old year.
The first Masquerade Ball will be
given under the auspices of the LADIES'
Society of the Turnverein on the 23rd
of this month.
August Conrad, the teacher of gym
nastics in the Turner Hall school, has
resigned bis position and will leave in
a few days for Texas,
The Empire Mill ground 1926 barrels
of flour on Thursday. When all the
improvements are completed the mill
will have capacity of $50 barrels.
! The New Years balls were unusual
i lY well attended this year. That under
the auspices of the Fire Department
was an exceptionally pleasant affair.
The marriage of Prof. Hoeness and
Miss Katie Pranti occurred in st. Louis
on the 9Th. The groom is member OF
the DR.. Martin Luther College faculty.
Among the improvements of the year,
Bingham Bros. will enlarge their eleva-
tor and PUT in a large engine. The
changes will costin the neighborhood of
$4,000.
Alfred Hellmann, the accommodate
ing and efficient clerk in the drug store
of O. M. Olsen, has gone to Saltwater
to accept desirable and lucrative po-
sition.
Mr.. Roesch of CORTLAND fell down a
flight of stairs on Wednesday aud dis
located his shoulder. He was brought
to town Thursday and placed under the
care of DIR. Stricken.
Good name in man on woman, Shakes
peare thought, was the Immediate jewel
of their souls, but there are those, it
seems, who do not think as much until
reminded of it legally.
The Turnverein elected the following
officers on Saturday evening; President,
+. Burg; vice-president, F. Pfaender;
treasurer, P. Scherer; recording secre-
tary, Ernst Wicherski; corresponding
secretary; a. A. Bogen; lst turnwart,
Emil Wicher-ski; End turnwart. Max
Burg.
During the year ending Dec. 31st,
1891, there was pumped at the city
water-works station 7,222,2S4 gallons OF
water or 229, 278 barrels, This makes
al average of 628 barrels per day, an
amount which compares favorably with
that which we read about in connection
with the flood.
| Otto Smith was brought before a JUS
tice in Springfield last week, charged
with stealing ivory harness rings from
| tie store of 1T. G. Warnke. County
Attorney Robertson conducted the pros
ecution and the culprit was. bound over
to appear before the grand jury. He is
now lodgediin the jail in this city.
A special from Redwood Falls states
that sad case of restitution and do
nestle sorrow has been brought to light
there. A woman named Morrison was
found dead in house in the outskirts
of town. Her husband had deserted
her, and owing to lack Of proper food
she became an easy victim to diphthe-
ria.
Among the attorneys who are in at
tendance at court this week are Geo, w.
Somerville and j. M. Thompson OF
Sleepy Eye, NJ. G. Robertson Of Spring
field, Sen. j. "A. Tawney and H. w.