New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-01

NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Ne,o Adverttsenents.
Notice to Builders -Thos. Forstner.
Iheater-New Ulm Turnverein.
Card of Thanks-S. D. Peterson and
others.
Wanted-Lady Teacher-Thos, Forstner.
Take Notice-B. & E. G.. Behnke.
Dry Goods & Notions-F. Kuetzinc.
2C,690, 506-H. H. Warner & Ca.
All fools day.
Easter next Sunday.
Next Friday is Good Friday.
''Domi," the Brasilian Ape, at Turner
Hall next Sunday evening.
II the weather will permit, consider
able wheat will be sown in this vicinity
this week.
Fr. kuetzing, who has just returned
from New York and Canada, reports
dull times in the east.
Hon. Cushman X. Davis will deliver
the Grafton before the Normal Littera.
~ Society, Mankato, commencement
week.
Mr.. Spring has removed his tailor
shop to Gebser's building. He evident
~ believes 1.-THE nearer the hub, the
better the business
We are sorry, to learn of the death of
Mrs. E. P. Davis, of Butternut Valley,
which occurred on Saturday, 21st ult.
Consumption was her fatal illness.
Judge Weber is building fine re-
sidence on Broadway. The framework
is already up and Mr.. Wampler, the
contractor, expects to have the building
ready for occupancy by June LIST.
The first appointment by the new ad-
ministration from the ranks of the
faithful in this neighborhood was that
Of j. B. Weger, of Kasota, to the posi-
ton of mail agent. His run is from
Tracy to Huron.
Mr.. Chas. Stuebe has taken a con-
tract to furnish Sloan & Cox, of Sioux
City, Iowa, 1000 head of two and three
year-old steers, by May 1st next. He
left last Friday with his first shipment,
comprising eight carloads.
Julius Baarsch, a workman employ
ed at Mr.. Stuebe's meat market, was
severely kicked on the right hand by
horse last Saturday. We understand
that no bones were broken, but the
feshy part of the back of the hand is
badly lacerated.
The Musen-Soehnen will entertain
their friends at Union Hall next Sunday
evening. The entertainment Will con-
sist of vocal and instrumental music
and social hop. AS the boys have
gained a reputation for their first.class
entertainments, they will no doubt be
favored by good house.
Last Sabbath was Palm Sunday and
the beautiful custom of blessing
green branches was duly observed in
the Catholic church in this city. Christ's
entry into Jerusalem was commemo-
rated by the congregation joining in
procession around the church.
Blackstone of the St. Peter Herald
says the item, in reference to small
man getting his leg broken at dance
in this city by girl falling on him,
was handed him by a subscriber who
says he took the item from the New
Ulm correspondent of the LIE Sueur
Sentinel That settles it.
TIE weather last Sunday was any
thing but pleasant for outdoor exer-
else. A strong wind from the south
kept the air filled with binding dust
during the forenoon, and about o.
clock in the afternoon snow storm set
in which continued during the balance
of the day.
The tramp season is near at hand.
Reports from the states to the south of
us are Indicative of a good crop, and
the question what to do with his
trampship,'' is agitating the authori-
ties in some of our neighboring towns.
Promise them good. long season of
hard work, and they will steer clear of