New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-08-01
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.

Nos. I, and 25 daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
G. W. H HEIDEMAN. Agen t
Mr.. G. Hornburg, of Fairfax, tarried
in the city over Sunday.
Don't forget Kuetzing's sale of Pillow
Shams next Saturday. See ad.
Rev. Chr. Albrecht of Belle PLANE
was the guest of Rev. G. j. Albrecht
last week.
Mr.. Emil REIN of Saltwater is
spending his vacation in this city with
his mother.
Mrs L. G. johnson of Mortified is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Som
mer, her parents.
Miss Josephine Holl of st. Paul is the
guest of Mrs. Jos. Vogel. since last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Stengel and Mr.. Louis
Spoerhase have returned from Pennsyl-
vania Mr.. Stengel is also expected
back.
Mrs. Fritz Zieske of CORTLAND pre-
sented her husband with pair of twins
last Saturday. The Review extends its
congratulations.
In spite of the exceedingly hot wealth
er in the beginning of the week, the
storm of last Monday night did not
prove injurious to the crops.
Coun ty Attorney somerville tarried
in the city last week, on business in
connection with the board of county
commissioners.
At CORTLAND Mr.. Hermann thinner
mann's two-year old daughter, while
playing at the top of the stairs, last
Thursday, fell down and broke her left
arm.
Mankato has an organization of sixty
young Republicans under p years who
will take part in parades and generally
assist in doing campaign work other
than voting.
The silly ordinance drawn by the
Common Council of Tracy, and which
had made that village the place of rem
devious for bicycle-riders who tested
the law as to its validity, has atlast been
repealed.
It has been reported to us that, in
spite of the abundance of new-mown
hay, a certain party in the city prefers
the product of last years meadows, and
therefore pays nocturnal visits to ahay-
loft somewhere near Broadway.
DIR. o. C. Stricken will leave in about
five weeks for Germany where he will
visit the celebrated hospitals of Berlin
and Vienna. The doctor, who leaves
his Office and practice in charge Of DR..
Schoch, q very able, German physician
from Chicago, will return next spring,
and meanwhile send to the Review in
teresting narratives of travel, which
IN dou5tedlv will interest our readers.
An overland excursion with Messrs,
G. Fischer, G. Hagberg and G. Gebser
as main participants, started last Mon
day morning for Granite Falls, by the
way Of Ft. Ridgely and Beaver Falls.
The party which is provided with all
necessaries for camp, and boat, will
come home by the way of the Minneso-
ia river and be absent about two weeks.
While Mr.. Eheo. Kobarsch, the ma
chinist, was busted at the Empire Mill
last Friday, he met with a serious ac-
cident, through which he may loose his
left eye. The iron smoke stack which,
as our readers will remember, was re-
placed q short time ago by q new, brick
one, was hauled down, and in descend
ing struck and bent .the steam pipes
over the boiler. Mr. Kobarsch, in re-
pairing them, and while standing on
lose plank, lost his foot-hold, and
stepped on piece Of timber, which
rebounding, struck him on forehead, q
splinter hurting the eye, inhicting Ia
serious wound. DR.. Mueller has the
patient in charge, and we hope that he
will succeed in saving the eye.
7. H. King has sold his 800 sheep
and gone out Of the wool growing busi-
ness. He says that under the present
tariff the market is too uncertain and
improbable for him to remain in it.
When asked to quote prices, commits
sion men have much to say how the
same quality of wool he has happened
to have on hand could be bought in
foreign countries for, and they can not
afford ia nav, anv m ore for American