New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-09-12
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

G. w. Fl IL EIDEMA N Agent
The notice for q democratic caucus
appears in another column.
MIR. F.W Boenisch is in the city look.
ing up business.
Fresh OYSTERS from now on al
ways to be had at w. Eibner.
Mr.. Pat Nc Hale left last Monday for
Iowa, where he will visit his parents.
Dakota House, so reads the adage
on the high wall of the prospecting
hotel.
Members of the New Ulm Turnverein
will picnic with their families at Hun
ter's Rest next Sunday.
Do not forget to attend the social at
Mrs. j. Newhart's next Wednesday
evening.
Peaches, Grapes, Crab Apples and
all sorts of fresh Fruits at the Fruit
stand. ". Eibner.
Mr.. H. Weddendorf accompanied
the parties, who left last week for the
east, and will with them visit the Gin
cinnati exposition.
In spite of the favorable weather the
picnic on the Herman Heights was not
we'll attended, the net proceeds being
therefore but small.
The sad affection visited upon the
family of Mr.. Froeming, of Milford,
has been increased by the loss of three
= other children, who also succumbed to
diphteria.
The fire department was out on prac-
tice last Sunday in the German Park,
and did q good work in sprinkling the
trees and flowers, which had begun to
suffer from drouth.
Mrs. Agnes Schaefer and Mrs. Alma
Curry. accompanied by their children,
arrived from Corona, Colorado, and are
the guests of Mrs. L. Herrendoerfer
since last week.
The marriage of Miss Katie Weber,
of Linden. to Mr.. Frank Grathwohl, of
the same town, which was announced
in our last weeks issue, took place yes
terday at Mr.. Wolf Diedl's farm, and
was celebrated in Il grand style.
Parents who desire that their chill
dren receive thorough musical educa-
ton, which is necessity in present
times, will do we'll to confer with the
Sisters Of Charity, who are acknow-
lodged excellent teach ers.
There will be social at the residence
of Mrs. J. Newhart for the benefit of
Mrs. Mowery on Wednesday evening.
Supper at 6 o'clock. Ice cream and
cake will be served during the evening.
The public are cordially invited.
Mr.. J. NJ Thompson, the Sleepy Eye
Attorney, was in the city last Monday
attending to legal business. Mr..
Thompson expresses himself as well
satisfied with the republican state, ticket,
and thinks it beyond doubt winning
one.
MIR. Frank Kuetzing, the enterprising
dry-goods man, has opened a branch
store in Winthrop whidh is managed by
Mr.. Gustav Ottomeier, his former
clerk. The latter has done much to
please his many friends, and we feel
assured that he will meet with success
at his new abode.
Mr.. Ell. A. Subilia, one of New Ulm's
oldest and most benevolent citizens, in
formed US yesterday that he is an aspir-
ant for political honors, as he is seeking
the nomination for Judge of Probate at
the hands of the democratic party. Mr..
Subilia is so well known all over the
county, that he will, in case of actual
candidacy, meet with q warm support.
Intelligence received from the Board
of Railroad and Warehouse Commits
sioners is to the effect that the board
has postponed its visit to this city. and
will not arrive here till the 25th.
Messrs. P. Scherer, G. II. Ross, Jos.
A. Eckstei,i. VIM. Pfaender and E..
Brandt, members of the Board of Trade,
have been appointed committee to
confer with the commissioners, and we
advise all those, who wish to publish a
complaint, to consult with the local
committee previously.
..Mr. j. IT. Weddendorf, editor of the
Weekly Review, Of the thriving city of
New Ulm. Mimi. is in the city, the
guest Of Mr.. Joseph Knapp, OF the Twen-
ty.second Ward. Mr.. Weddendorf
comes from a hot-bed of Republican,