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

Geo. Doehne was up from ST Bsul
lover Sunday. s
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion this week.
Albert BobIeter returned to st. Paul
Sunday evening.
Horace NeWhart is again attending
college at Mortified.
Senator and Mrs. 5. y. Peterson were
visitors in Tracy last Friday.
J. G. Hessian, . Duluth attorney,
spent Thursday here with his friend, Mr..
Olson.
The officers of the a. o. u. w. lodge
will be installed this evening in the
new hall.
Those desiring suits for the coming
masquerade should leave orders at Mrs.
w. Hauenstein's.
Sheriff Schmelz went to iowa Thurs
day to summon witnesses for the pres
emit term of Court.
Mrs. Herman Schapekahm entertained
som fifty Of her lady friends to birth
day party on New Years Day.
Alfred Keller has given up his posi-
ton with the st. James Plaindealer and
yesterday went from here to St. Paul to
work in the Office Of the Dispatch.
Pay as you go is a good motto. Per-
haps some, who are now yexed and an
noyed by delicate emergencies, will ev-
en- consider it ga gem of thought
J. j. Green, who was editor Of the LIE
Sueur Sentinel for nearly thirty years.
spent a couple of days in town last
week, the guest of his war comlade, Capt.
George.
The following were visitors in the city
over New Years: Albert Melges of Red
wood Falls and John Meyer, Albert
Meyer, VIM, Loesch and Louis Buen-
ger of st. Paul.
Thomas r.. Bowen, formerly of the
Sleepy Herald, has resigned from the
editorial management of the Duluth
Daily News. 1t is not given out, how
ever, what his next venture will be.
The young ladies Of the city are al
ready talking of a leap year dance for
the 29th of February. Before actually
deciding on anything of the kind, how
ever, they should duly consider with
what tluttering anxiety and expectancy
SO many young men will be bothered,
and hesitate lest they might cause fond
hopes to be turned unintentionally
away.
Here is a question for those who
pride themselves on their financial
shrewdness: Is 1t profitable to pay large
sums Of money to lawyers simply be-
cause you don't know enough to keep
your pretty secrets to YourselfP The
answer seems simple enough, hut the
/ question is nevertheless one that has
puzzled many brains before and no
doubt causes sleepless nights yet.
!. 1t is said that certain man who Wis
it's Turner Hall every evening at a GER
tain time always sees a certain pillar in
the room and invariably suggests that
someone should, with 10 onkev propensi-
ties. climb that particular pillar. w beth
er it is lack of ideas or fine vein of hum.
or running all through the man, that
he thus nightly insists upon the same
ridiculous performance at always the
same hour, has not yet developed.
Fritz Aufderheide, brickmaker, and
Contractor Hanschen, both of New Ulm,
we're in the city Tuesday on business.
The former is testing Tracy clay with a
view Of starting a brick yard here. We
1Ehope the investigation will establish the
/ fact that there is a good brickmaking
clay here, for 1t means II new industry
for Tracy, besides the keeping Of thous-
ands Of dollars of money at home when
the building season commences this
year, that otherwise will have to be sent
away. Tracy Trumpet.
Judge Of Probate Brandt furnishes
the following as a list Of those commit
ted to the insane asylum from this
county during 1891: Anna Borgwart.
committed May 9Th; Nicholas Hilles-
helm, committed May 10Th and dis.
| charged shortly after; Elizabeth satler,
committed May 22nd and also dis
charged; Wilhelmina Neubauer, COM
mitted July 30th, but now home on
trial; Nicholas Hillesheim, committed
| August Goth.
Harley Head and Jerry Reardon were
lodged in jail on Monday night for
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