New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-13
Alfred Keller left for st. Paul Monday

! j. Newhart started on his western
trip yesterday.
Mrs. F. Beinhorn has been quite i'll
the past few days.
A son arrived in the family of Bernard
Knees on Monday.
Mrs. and Mrs. A w. Bingham are
visiting relatives in the Flour City.
D. Katz and j. Wetter of Fairfax
were visitors in the city over Sunday
T. Sunde of Albin was here yesterday
on his way st. Peter TO attend college.
/ Jos. Bier will move to Sleepy Eye
next week to engage in the saloon bust.
| ness.
The pulpit and gallery in the Catho-
| lie church will be remodeled at a cost
of 5000.
A song service will be held in the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening.
W. y. McHale has once more been
assigned as night operator at the depot
in this city.
The New Ulm Roller Mill has shut
down for two weeks for repairs in the
boiler rooms.
A. G. Setter of Winthrop and E. w.
Baer will form a partnership in the tin
ware business.
Herman Keller won the 500 gold
watch ratified off by Tom Collins at Wa
SEGA on Monday.
Robert Schilling, the secretary of the
Peoples Party Convention, will speak
in New Ulm on the 23rd
| Miss Bertha Vogel was pleasantly
surprised by a large number of her
friends on Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Larson gave party Sat
urday evening in honor>her niece, Miss
Bakery, who is visiting here.
Ferdinand Crone made trip to
Springfield yesterday on business con-
nected with the Springfield Bank.
On Monday Congressman Lind was,
upon motion of Senator Davis, admitted
to practice before the supreme court.
N. A. Carmean, a buggy dealer in
Marshaltown, Iowa, was here last week
as witness against James Callahan,
who is indicted for horse Stealing,
! Gunder Gunderson, who accidentally
prlcked one OF his eyes with pitchfork,
has gone to Mankato for treatment. It is
thought he will have to lose the eye.
| CarlHeers, who returned from the west
recently. has decided to remain in New
| Ulm and will open an Office as archi-
tect and builder The Review wishes him
good luck.
Rev. Put was in St. Paul last week
in consultation with the archbishop.
| and it is stated now that he has about
concluded to resign charge of the Cath
Ole parish of this city.
G.. A. Ottomeyer returned on Satur.
day from visit to St. Paul, Hastings,
Mortified and Faribault. At Hastings
he says there is a strong sentiment in
favor of running John Lind for COVER
nor.
|
A man, who is building a house, in
the lower end OF town, hauled all the
stones for the foundation on little
hand sled. 1t must have been some
thing like this that Holmes had in
mind when he wrote about self-made
houses and self-made men,
Col. Bobleter has handed in his re-
signation as an officer of the National
Guard of the the state as has falso Mai
or G.. S. Ives. The withdrawal is. the
result of the treatment shown the form.
er in the election of a brigadier- general
as the honor belonged to Col. Bobleter
DR.. Brodda eff Golden Gate was IL
the city yesterday and returned to the
county all the clothing furnished HIM
self and Augusta Kunz and child. He
also had a letter from Augusta Kunz
saying that she would accept no aic
from the county and was able to sup
port herself and her child without as.
sistance from others.
Louis Zschunke died at his home il
this city Saturday afternoon. He was
a tailor by trade and had lived in New
Ulm six years. He was born in Ger
many in 1876 and was accordingly AZ
years of age. He was married before
leaving Europe, and the re-
suit Of the union was six children. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon.
The new court house at Marshall was
destroyed by fire Friday morning. The
| BUILDING had been erected this summer