New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-12
NJ. Grunenfelder has retired from

OF LauCerDaCl d Grunen.
fielder, and he is succeeded by Alfred
Faas. Lauterbach and Faas make a
strong team and are men who under
stand their business,
AS the building being erected at
Tracy for the U. S. Land Office will
not be completed, by few days, as
soon as was expected the Office will not
open for business at that place until
Saturday, May 22d. The Office will be
closed at this place to-day as announc-
ed.
MARRIED-At the residence of the
BRIDES parents, by justice Fischer OF
this city, Tuesday evening, May 4th,
1880, F. Heim.rsinger of Golden Gate,
and Miss Anna Hoffman of Milford,
this county. May their life's journey
be a happy one.
The Lafayette correspondent Of the
st. Peter Tribune reports the death of
Mary Preisinger, aged "a years. Mrs.
Preisinger was the mother of Wolf.
gang, Anton and Frank Preisinger, and
mother-in-law of Joseph Sauer and
John Simmet of Lafayette and M. ALT
man and M. VAIL Of West Newton.
The Breyer Comedy Company gave
two performances at Union Hall last
Monday and Tuesday evenings to very
fair houses. On Monday evening they
produced the "Lady of Lyons' and a
farce, and on last evening "Trip Van
Winkle." The troupe is composed of
frst.class performers and give a No.
l entertainments.
Karl Brauns jumped off a night train
Of cars on barbed wire fence, last
Friday night, at New Ulm. He must
of lit out in the country. It was a
good thing for the fence that Karl
didn't have his fencing foil along with
him ; for he would have cut off every
Internal barb, run all the posts through
and stabbed the air.-7racy Gazette.
The last congress passed law au-
thorizing the erection Of marble head
stones over the unmarked graves of
union soldiers inferred in private and
village cemeteries. The contractor for
providing these headstones is ready to
supply the same, and it is essential
that parties desiring the benefit Of this
act should promptly notify Adjutant
General Van Cleve who will furnish
all needed information.
A new military company was Or
ganized in Winona last Friday COM
posed entirely of Germans. John
Ludwig was elected Captain, John V.
Rohr, LIST Lieut.. and Conrad Feige, I'd
Lieut.. Our friend E. Gerstenhauer, of
the Wjnona Adler, will give dignity to
the civil meetings of the company as
presiding officer, and we have no doubt
will flourish the gavel over the heads
of the boys in most soldierly-llk
manner.
c. w. Heidemann, our excellent sta.
ton agent, informs us that the Winona
& st. Peter Railroad Company has Civ.
en- official notice that the station here.
tofore known as Burns is changed to
Springfield, to correspond with the
name of the post Office at that place.
We have no doubt this change will he
appreciated by the people at that -four.
ishing town.
1t is due to Mr.. S. d. Peterson to
say that in publishing the civil court
calendar last week we made an unpar.
donable blunder. The second case on
the calendar which we made to read
Geiser Threshing Machine Co. VS..
S. D. Peterson ct al" should have read
Geiser Threshing Machine Co. VS..
S. d. Farmer ct all Mr.. Peterson
never had any dealings with the above
named firm and they are entire strang.
ers to him. The initials IS. D." is
what misled us.
Encouraged no donbt by our words
Of cheer, the GOOD looking artist on
Centre street, sometimes-for short
called SISTERS Emil" on the eve.
ming of the 4th inst. took unto himself
''leedle frau' in the person of Miss
Emma Meyer. The nuptial knot was
tied by justice Fischer in the presence
of the relatives of Mr.. Setter and a few
invited friends. Later in the evening
the New Ulm Silver Cornet Band, of
which Emil is member, and the tin.
pan and cow-bell brigade, in which the
dear boy is held in greatful remem.
brance for services in times gone by,
paid their respects to the happy couple
and gave them an old fashioned sere.
made. OF course Emil done himself
proud and the boys returned home
happy and contented. Emil, may your
newly harvested ''Seiter" always re-
main sweet.
Mr.. Henry c.. Tyrone, the scenic
artist, having failed to keep his en-
gagement with the Governors Guards
the "Sea of Ice," the drama so ex
tensively advertised for Union Hal
last week was not produced and is fol-
the present 'off." While the compa
ny still hope to produce the "Sea o.
Ice" at some future day. they have
made arrangements with Mr.. Campbell
for the production of his grand mill
tary drama the g Union Scouts,' at I'm
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