New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-10-15
NEW ULM LODGE NO. s.,

ers from abroad are cordially invited.
FIR. FRIEDMAN, N. G..
PETER VANDERBILT, Sc cret:.ry
Girl wanted. See notice elsewhere.
For the Minnesota text books 60 to
Bobleter's.
Go and take look at those new vi
olins just received by Jos. Bobleter.
Mic GALES is making his mark in
New Mexico. We will have more to
say about him next week.
For toys, notions and fancy goods
call at the City Drug Store.
Neumann & Rosskopf have put in a
new billiard and pool table. It's a
beauty.
The musical entertainment at Tur-
ner Hall last Sunday evening, although
very good, was but poorly attended.
Remember the Clement RIOS. con-
cert atTurnerHall next Saturday even
ing.
The Governors Guards are making
preparations to give grand dramatic
al entertainment and ball on Thanks
giving evening, at UnionHall.
Have you seen that new perfume
case at the City Drug Stole? It's a
beauty, and is filed from top to bottom
with standard perfumes, hair oils and
toilet soaps.
The weather keeps very unprece.
dentedly warm; mercury for the past
week at mondays ranging from 80 to
80 degrees In the shade.
Mr.. G. Sommer's infant child died
yesterday at the tender age of IL days.
1t was inferred this forenoon. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy of
the community.
We would kindly refer our city rea-
ders to ordinance No. %, which ap-
pears in another column. The ordi-
nance is a good one and we hope it
will be rigidly enforced.
The city council has appointed A.
Miller night Waterman viz. III. G. Pc
terson, resigned. Mr.. Peterson and
family have removed to Minneapolis,
where they are about to engage in the
hotel business.
Auditor Constans informs us that
the annual settlement sheets were
made out and forwarded October 9th,
twenty days earlier than usual. This
speaks we'll for the auditor and his
able assistant. &c..
The Clement Bros. Concert Com
pany, composed of eight talented ar.
: lists, will give an entertainment at
Turner Hall next Saturday evening.
The troupe is highly spoken of wher.
ever they appeared. '+.
We are panied to learn that Miss
Kramber, young lady of Sigel town,
died last Saturday afternoon after a
short illness. Here, too, diphtheria
done it's deadly work. The bereaved
family has the sympathy of the com
munity.
We would call the attention of GU:
city readers: to the letter of DR.. G.
Berry, which appears elsewhere in
this issue. Our city being situated as
it is, there is no good reason why we
should he afflicted with diphtheria il
proper sanitary regulations are Ell.
forced.
The Soandinavians of this city and
vicinity have made arrangements tc
hold a ball at Union Hall on Saturday
evening, Oct. 25th, next. The music
will be furnished by the Brunsbere
Bros. string band. A good time is
expected and all are cordially invited
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. w
Hauenstein died last Saturday at the
tender age Of only seven days. The
remains were inferred on Sunday il
the presence of a large conconrse Of
mourners and friends. The family has
the heartfelt sympathy in their sac
affection.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the new ad
vertisement Of Lauterbach & Gruen
enfelder, which appears in ano the
column. They are two likely youn,
men and understand their business
thoroughly, and work entrusted t,
them will be satisfactorily an,
promptly attended to.
Are the Republicans of this commits
sioner district going to let the cleo
tion of a County Commissioner 20 b
default! There is no objection to MI
Brust, the Democratic nominee, pei
sonally, but we also have good men i
the Republican ranks, and il any .
i them desire the office they shout
make the fact known.
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