New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-02
cob Klossner If. is IN MINNEAPOLIS

Jacob Klossner II. is IN Minneapolis
this week.
H. =. Setter and son of Tracy are
visiting here with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Mueller of St. Peter is guest
of DR.. and Mrs. T.. a. Fritsche,
The public schools were closed yes
terday on account of the procession.
JOS. Scharles transacted business in
St. Paul the latter part Of last week,
Wagner,& Saverien have taken the
agency for the Gendron Safety Bicycles
this season.
Mr.. E. Bernhardt Of Chicago is here
on visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. 6 Mueller.
The Republican central committee
meets in ST PAU to-day to fix the date
for the state convention.
The supreme court has decided that
quorum can be counted when pre-
sent. Hurrah for Tom Reed!
Mrs, Joseph of Minneapolis spent a
portion OF the week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. schlicht1ng.
Thieves attempted to break into the
store of Frank Keutz1ng on Mon
day night. They came up through the
cellar but were scared away by Sheriff
Schmelz.
! A missionary concert was given at
the Congregational church on Sunday
evening, in which the .'wee little ones'
alone participated. The program was
unusually interesting.
John L. Sullivan, the ex-pugilist, uow
actor, got lordly drunk in ST. Paul the
other night in spite of his pledge and
required one whole day to recover from
the effects Of his terrible jag.
Hon. VIM. Henry Eustis of Minneapo-
lis writes us the following pointed state
ment; "Blaine will be nominated and
he will accept" Here's hoping that
VIM. Henry is a true prophet,
| Large delegations from Springfield
and Sleepy Eye arrived in the city yes
terday to witness the carnival parade.
Some were also here from Redwood
Falls. Tracy, Winthrop and Fairfax.
1t is said that gentleman in towr
placed fifty dollar bill in an envelope
for safe keeping. Later he gathered
up lot of old papers and envelopes
and burned them. Now he cannot tinc
even theGashes of the fifty dollar bill. He
will never use an envelope for safe
again.
The marriage of Miss Lille Kitzber-
ger to 6. A. Spellbrink occurred at
the Catholic church on Monday. The
groom is at present wheat buyer FOR the
Eagle Mill Co. at Essie and is one OF
BrownCounty's worthiest citizens. The
Review therefore offers its heartiest con.
gratulations.
G. W. H. Heideman, secretary of
the Democratic county committee, went
to Springfield Saturday to consult with
Chairman Rothenburg relative to the
holding of the county convention. They
decided to call the committee together
within few days, and the date for the
convention will be fixed at that
time.
The banquet at the Mason G Hall on
Wednesday evening proved to c very
pleasant method Of spending an even
ing Fully one hundred guests were pres.
ent and sociabilitY and tempting..victu-
ais were taken possession of by every
body. Dancing followed the banquet
and continued until one o'clock, the
Linden orchestra furnishing excellent
music.
The Madelia Times says that Billie
Marble, the comedian, was so we'll
pleased with Madelia, on his recent vi
sit, that he bought some lots there. Mr.,
Marble is an actor of decided ability. He
was not attained the fame and wealth
OF his old time associates, but we are
glad to know that in his old age he is
able to lay aside something for rainy
day.-Madelia Times.
Oblinger, the smooth hypocrite who
robbed the government while postmas-1
ter at Arlington and cheated his neigh
bors while covered with the cloak of
religion and winning ways, is now en-
ployed at the States prison saws the
Arlington Enterprise, IN the very de-
lightful and innocent work of SEWING
buttons and buttonhoIes in the tailor
ing department of the penitentury.
At st. Peter on Saturday there oc-