New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-02-17

q from Washington.
sanborn, Redwood County, is to have
local newspaper.
Mayor Wagner, after tedious illness
is again able to be up and around.
The Brown County Teachers Assoc
citation will meet in Sleepy Eye on the
22nd.
A small surprise party was enjoyed at
J the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Behnke
on Sunday evening.
i A literary entertainment was the
means Of enjoyment to a few at Turner
Hall on Sunday evening.
/ Clerk Byrum and Auditor Anderson
OF Redwood county had business before
Judge Weber on Friday.
1 The house Of Geo. Vogel in Spring feld
was destroyed by fire last Friday. Vo.
gel at one time lived in New Uim.
| The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
will visit New Ulm next month, The
troupe is said to possess no little merit.
A delegation of Masons will 90 to
Springfield Saturday night to assist in
the chartering of the new lodge at that
place.
+. 2. Moeger, the new tailor, has rented
rooms in the second floor of theKiesling
Block and will reside there with his
family.
Nels Anderson of Burnstown, candi-
date for sheriff on the Republican tick
ct last fall, was visitor in the CITY on
Thursday.
| A. A. Bogen spent the early part of
last week in Illinois and Wisconsin in
the interest of his patent for locking
printers forms.
Mrs Pfau, mother of Mrs, Scherer
and Mrs. VIM. Pfaender, died at her
home in Cincinnati on Friday. She was
eighty years of age.
Richard Pfeferle, Wenzel Tauer and
Bernhard Marschner have each been
granted pension of $12 per month
through the agency of A. Blanchard,
I The social given by the Y. P. S. of G.
b. at the home of Jos. Popp on Friday
evening was attended by fully fifty PEG
pie. The affair was enjoyed by all pre-
sent.
AS part of the exercises attending the
presentation of flag TO the public
schools Of Winthrop, E. H. -Hueb ner,
formerly of New Ulm. delivered the
Grafton.
James O'Neill, the convicted murder
er of Michael Collins of Sibley County,
will not hang. Judge Caldwell has
sentenced HIM to life imprisonment at
Saltwater.
It is rumore'i that James j. Green,
formerly of the LIE Sueur Sentinel, will
start a Democratic paper in this city.
Nothing positive can yet be obtained re.
garding the truth of the statement.
Max Dick, after playing before many
prominent New York critics, has been
pronounced an artist, and in two weeks
he will be ready to play before public
New York musical circles.-St. Peter
Journal.
Dan Whips, who resided here pre-
vious to and for short time after the
Indian massacre, drove up from Mime
apolis last week to renew old acquaint-
ances. He was the guest of Jacob
Klossner Jr.
The theatre 1T Turner Hall on next
Sunday evening will repay the trouble
of those who attend. Besides, it is in
the nature of benefit to Company A
and should receive patronage largely
on that account.
! Geo. LEM, a young St. Paul man, was
in the city Saturday considering the adj
visibility of starting bakery here.
Should he conclude to do so, he will
probably buy out the Vienna Bakery on
South Minnesota.
Thad G. Jones of S.. Paul, the iovial,
genuine and inimitablc Thad, spent sew
eral days of last week as a Dakota
House guest. New Ulm is about the
only place that Jones visits during the
course of the year.
A. Never, the owner of the building
occupied by Baer & Setter, will remod-
ell the same and put in new front.
Work will be commenced at once and
when completed will give the occupants
desirable location.
Mr.. Lind was interviewed in Wash
ington on Saturday relative to the chan
ces of Washburn's option bill and made
i the statement that it would probably