New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-21
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Winona 4 St. Peter E E


Nos. 1, 2 and % daily. ALI others daily
except Sunday.
C. w. Fl. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Great bargain day in embroidery at
F. Kuetzing's next Saturday.
Our painters and builders are already
in full action.
The Catholic Church celebrated St.
Joseph's last Monday, with impressive
services.
III. Kalb, who had lately recovered
from severe illness, is very low with
Fever.
G. Stuebe is the happy winner of
music box, prize fallen to him in
memory of St. Patrick.
Mr.. Herzog of the Schell's Brewery
Establishment, started on a trip to the
old country last Monday.
Jno. Helm, whom we reported very
i'll, died last week and was buried Sun
day.
der Loder", drama in five acts, will
be rendered by the Dramatic Section of
the T,rnverein Easter Sunday.
George Fay, who tarried on a visit
for the last weeks, departed for Califor
MIA Monday morning.
We hope that the Tracy Republican,
just celebrating its fourth birthday,
may eventually celebrate it's fortieth.
G. A. Mueller, Jr., the contractor
and builder, was gladdened by the ar
rival of girl baby last Thursday.
Don't buy any dress-trimnings until
you have seen Kuetzing's, bought of
eastern manufacturers at the lowest
possible prices.
The flowing rivulets of snow-water
remind one forcibly that Spring is
near and the chance for final tobog-
gan-slide fast diminishing.
Mrs. j. Schmucker had the misfor-
tune to fall on slippery stairway, but
we are glad to report, that no serious
consequences resulted.
Flags of mourning displayed by some
of our citizens, honored the memory of
the German Emperor last Friday on his
burial day.
We are sorry to state that Mrs. A.
Sperl of Cottonwood, now treated in the
hospital, is quite i'll. We hope that she
may recover.
We understand new minister has
been engaged for the Congregational
Church, and will enter upon his duties
in the near future.
Considerable work in breaking the ice
at the old bridge is being conducted by
the bridge-tender, who has his hands
full in avoiding the wreck of the struc-
ture.
A party of New Ulm friends gave
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Dirks, Sr. of Lafayette
pleasant surprise, and in company
with the people of Lafayette were royal
ly entertained by the hosts.
The steamer and hose apparatus,
lately purchased by the city, has been
consigned to the care of the N. U. Fire
Co., which is now fully equipped and
ready for any emergency.
Stock holders of the New Ulm Build
ing & Loan Association are requested
to pay the first installment On their
shares next Saturday at the secretary's
office.
The Northwestern authorities have
notified brakemen on the Winona d ST.
Peter that hereafter they will not be re.
CURED to take out double-header trains.
John Lindstrom of Town Ridgely,
who built new residence last year,
had the misfortune of losing the same
with the entire contents by fire last
Saturday The loss amounts to $1,000,
covered by an insurance in the Cont
mental Co. of $500.
We are informed by the secretary of
the contemplated new railroad, Mr.. j.
Eckstein, that preparations are being
made for preliminary surveys, which
will commence in a few weeks, and have
the object of ascertaining the most
suitable ground for entering and leav-
ing our city.
At meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Brown Co. Agricultural So
ciety it was decided to hold the annual
fair on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd of Sep