New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-01-27
Local News


Hotel.
+. M. Whitney came up from Winona
to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Jacque, sister Of. Mrs. Berry,
is dangerously i'll.
H. Loheyde was taken suddenly sick
Monday afternoon.
A son of Frank Retzlaff of Cotton
wood died on the Goth.
C. H. Hornburg made business trip
to the Twin Cities yesterday.
Alexander Berghold came up from
St. Paul yesterday on business.
w, G. Behnke of st. Louis is sick at
the home Of his mother in this city.
John Reardon has gone to ST. Paul
to receive treatment from DR.. Stamm.
W. Eibner returned from business
trip to Milwaukee yesterday morning.
Mrs. Wendinger, aged So years, died
Saturday morning at her home in West
Newton.
H. M.Ball of Lone Tree Lake will go
to Chicago this week with a train load
Of cattle,
A Republican club has been organ
lied at Winthrop with E. H. Huebner
as secretary,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Dreis of st. Paul
are visiting with their daughter, aMrs.F.
W. Hauenstein.
Henry Pulz has left town secretly,
leaving several creditors, who are wish
ing that he hadn't.
Mrs, S. A. George gave pleasant
tea party to large number of lady
friends Friday afternoon.
Robert Pless on Friday was badly
injured about the head while coasting.
His face bears many ugly marks.
G. W. H. Heidemann attended the
annual meeting of the State Horticultu-
raj Society in Owatonna last week.
The Assistant Superintendent of the
Western Union Telegraph Go. inspec-
tedthe Office at this place Wednesday.
H. G. Warnke, the Springfield
harness dealer, was in the city yester-
day. From here he went to MNnkato
Bill Nye, so the st, Peter Journal
says, asks for 1925 for single lecture.
The humorist is now making tour of
the west.
A meeting will be held at Turner
Hall next Monday night at $3.50 o'clock
to consider the advisability Of arranging
q carnival procession.
A. M. Harrison, q Minneapolis law
yer, was in the city yesterday. He re-
presents the plaintiff in the case of the
State vs.. j. Steinmetz
Ernst Brandt Jr., while assisting
Setter & Baer in roofing Hauenstein' S
brewery, fell in some manner and Sc
verelY sprained his foot
J. Steinmetz, against whom an in
dictment was returned by the last grand
jury for embezzlement, was arrested on
Friday through bench warrant.
A meeting of the Agricultural Socie-
tY will be held Saturday evening
at Turner Hall for the porpose of COW
ering the deficit entailed by the last
Fair.
W. r. Hodges ofltpe Sleepy Eye Her.
aid. has been chosen chairman of the
| Peoples Party county committee and
also member of the Second congress
sional committee.
Hugo Schleuder and wife of Spling-
field and Mrs. 4. G. Setter and daNgh-
ters of Winthrop were among those who
attended the masquerade atTurner Hall
Saturday evening.
Fred Ring, an old gentleman who has
been living at the hospital for a number
of years, passed away Sunday morning
at an advanced age. The funeral will
be held this, WednesdaY, afternoon at
! o'clock from Turner Hall.
The will of Christopher Ruchel, the
misen who died in Sleepy Eye last week
was fled with the Judge of probate on
the 21st by j. G. Zieske, executor. He
wills his property to his two brothers
in-law, Gottlieb and Martin Steinke,
and in the will his worth is placed at
1882 % in cash and about 5000, in real
estate. A hearing for the proof of the
will will be held on Saturday, Febru-
airy Goth, at 3 O. clock in the afternoon
While talking to a knot of citizens
who were gathered in the office of the
Dakota House Monday afternoon, Rob
ert Schilling, secretary of the Peoples
Party organization, made the assertion
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