New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-23

Jacob Hottinger, the sociable saloon
list on Front street. is making some
notable improvements in and about his
place. He has lately newly papered
and painted the interior Of his saloon
and is now engaged in erecting on the
grounds adjoining his saloon neat and
comfortable summer houses for the ac-
commodation Of his guests. Verify,
Hottinger is as much of a man OF pro-
gress as he is a lover of fun.
AS will be seen by notice in an 9th
er column the annual examination OF
our public schools commence next
Friday. By order of the Board OF
Education Chas. Wagner, clerk, ex-
tends cordial invitation to all taking
an interest in our public schools to at
tend the examinations, which invita-
ton we hope will be generally respond
ed to. If the children know that their
parents will be present at the annual
examinations it stimulates them to
greater exertions to learn.
Mr.. Stark will next week commence
'excavating cellar on the lot he lately
bought of J. Popp for a two story
brick, 26x4O feet, building. The build
ing will be fitted up for dwelling pur-
poses and, we are sorry to say, will
front onto the alley. 1t will be divid'
ed into four rooms in the first and four
in the second story, and will be so az.
ranged as to accommodate four small
or two large families. H. Hereunder
fer & Co. have the contract for putting
up the building.
Mr.. L. Schillling last Friday sold the
property known as the Schuetzen Gar
den to Carl Schumacher, who a few
days ago returned from Chicago. MIR.
Schumacher will take possession Of
the place May lst, but will only occupy
it as residence. Mr.. Schilling labored
hard to make the place pleasant and
popular summer garden and it is pity
that the many improvements he made
for that purpose will now go to naught.
Mr.. schilling will givea grand farewell
picnic next Sunday, when it is to be
hoped his many friends will give him
a rousing benefit. See his card in al.
other column.
We hear it rumored that X. G. Bes-
ter will the coming fall be a candidate
before the Republican nominating con-
veiltion for the Office of County Super
intendent of Schools. Also thatMr. Lind
has signified his intention of not again
becoming candidate, as his fast in
creasing attorney and collection bust
ness will require all of his time and at
tention. We do not speak for either
Mr.. Bester or Mr.. Lind but merely
state what we have heard. Mr.. Bester
is good scholar, an old and expert
enced teacher and is at present teach
ing a school in the town of Cotton
wood, and should the electors see fit
to honor him with the Office he will
make an efficient officer.
1.-THE Virginia Veteran will be pro-
duced at Union Hall Saturday evening,
May 24th, and will be followed by
social hop. Look out for the cast in
next weeks REVIEW. This will be a
rare Grammatical treat, and as Mrs.
George, Miss Emile SchBffer. Miss
Bertha Peterson, Miss Ida Wiede.
mann, Mr.. G. Stohlmann, and others
have signifed their willingness to as.
sist the company in the production OF
the play it may be taken for granted
that it will be we'll rendered. The adj
mission price has been placed at the
low price of Is cents, and it is hoped
that the friends of the Guards from
afar and near will be present on this
occasion.
It is with pleasure that we call the
attention of our readers to the new
advertisement of Charles Leonhardt,
which appears in another column. 1t
may be remembered we noticed the
transfer of the foundry to Leonhardt
some time ago, since which time he
has added new machinery and made
all the needed improvements, and he
IS now in a position to turn out as good
work and with as little delay as any
foundry and machine shop in the State
of Minnesota. He is pratical ma
chinest himself and employs only exper
fenced workmen, and guarantees salts
faction for all work entrusted to him
Don't send your work elsewhere when il
can be done as good and as cheap al
home.
PERSONAL.
Prank Burg, accompanied by hi
whole force of cigar makers, visited
Loreno last Sunday.
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