New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-15
Republicans meet at the school house

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at Kuetzing's, 6 els. a yard.
Frank FL. Behnke, the crockery-man
is in Chicago buying his fail and winter
stock.
Notice the official call Tor the repub-
lican county convention, and do not fail
to attend.
Mesdames Jos. Vogel, Conrad Zel-
Ter and Jos. Baer were sojourning in
Springfield over Sunday.
Blueberries at 10 cts. a at. Plums,
water melons, bananas, figs, dates,
nuts etc. at Eibner's Fruit Stand.
Do not forget the regular meeting of
the Republican Club at o clock 2. Nj.
tonight in the school-house on German
St.
Died. The infaLt son of Mr.. Otto
Shell, aged about six months, died last
Monday morning. We express our
sympathy.
It is for the welfare of the county
that you exertyourseH by attending the
republican county conventions; bear 1t
in mind.
Mr.. Jacob Keller, formerly in busi-
ness at this place, now baker at Huron,
is visiting with his New Ulm friends
and relatives since last Friday.
W. Eibner's palace restaurant has been
adorned with d new machine for. the
preparation Of milk shake, which is be-
coming quite popular in this city.
Mr.. F. Madlener, of Chicago, was in
speeding with his friends the beauties
of this section in the beginning of this
week, and tending to local business.
schoolsuperintendent Mr.. R. Nix will
receive applications from those who
wish to attend our public schools next
Saturday. See the official announce
ment in another column.
Miss. Maggie Fraas, of Essig, who
injured the thumb of her right hand Sc
verely about a week ago, while she as
sisted in lifting wagon-box, is receiy-
ing treatment in the, hospital.
Lawn Social tonight at the residence
of Mrs. C, II. Ross for the benefit of
Congregational Church. Supper at 6
O'Clock, ice cream and cake served
during the evening. The public are
cordially invited.
The crops in Bashaw and surrounding
townships, over a district of ten miles,
were nearly entirely devastated by a
severe hail-storm Sunday a week ago.
This of course is very sad blow to the
inhabitants who have lost nearly all.
Mr.. Albert Held, our enterprising
manufac turer, is in the field with a
well.improved and labor saving wash
ing-machine of his own invention,
which he offers at very reasonable
prices. See his ad. in another column.
The Andrews Opera Company, who
will play the Comic Opera, Birds of a
feather, is composed of thirty members,
every one of them an Artist. Don't fail
to see and hear them. Reserved seats,
without extra Charge, at G. L. Roos
Drug Store.
One of the best proofs that the manu-
features of our city have a ready and well
come market. is shown by the fact that
a carload Of New Ulm lime and one Of
brick was shipped to the G. N. w. Ry.
Co. at Winona last week.
It is rumored that road-master Webb
has resigned his position on the w. &
St. p. Ry. His many friends will re-
gret this, and no more will they see
him watching the ice-cakes as they
pile themselves against the Cottonwood
bridge.
In order to secure the presentation
of the comic opera, Birds of a feather,
by the Andrews Opera Company, TWEEN
ty-fve of our citizens subscribed to a
guarantee fund. The play will be
rendered at Turner Hall, Monday
August Goth. This opera has been re-
written especially. for Andrews Opera
Company, the plot being taken from
the Standard Grand opera Era Dia-
volon 1t has been the authors object
to retain the best music. and taking sit
uations of this opera and improving on
the comedy, by introducing several fine
comedy characters, making it an enter
tainment. comprising the music Of
Grand opera, and the comedy of Comic
opera. Ticket so cents, reserved with
out extra charge at G. L. Roos' Drug
Store
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