New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-16

Union Hall last Sunday had fair audi
ence, which was well pleased.
Just received at MEETINGS a Great
Assortment of all wool Cashmere
Shawls, in all celors, from S1.00 up.
It was gratifying sight to our bust
ness-men to witness the first operation
of the street-sprinkler last Monday,
Don't forget Kuetzing's Great Bar
gain next Saturday. Children's hose 5
cts. a pair.
Sunday next, May the Goth, is Pente-
cost, also denominated Whitsuntide.
Impressive services will be held in our
churches.
Miss Bertha Beinhorn of the gradual
ing class at the Winona Normal School
has been honored by the title of class
poet.
The District Court of Brown Co. will
convene at the Court House next
Tuesday, May 22nd. Petit Jurors will
assemble on Wednesday the 23rd.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kuetzing
a little daughter, last Monday. The
Review congratulates the happy par
ents, and wishes all blessings for the
little May-fower, who is doing well.
Thieves burglarized the depot at St.
Peter last Saturday noon, securing a
number of tickets and small amount
of money. Their whereabouts are un-
known.
While Rudol phi Alwin's best team
was being driven across the farmyard
last Saturday, one of the horses struck
its hind foot against aplow-share, COM
pletely severing the limb. The injured
animal had to be shot.
The approaches to the new bridge
under construction are being rapidly
pushed to completion, and in about
two weeks Nicollet county farmers may
boast of a safe and convenient thorough
fare, while our business men will be
fully satisfied.
The St. Peter Ideals, who performed
here last Thursday, were greeted by
but few attendants, who highly ap-
plauded Miss Perry in the title-role.
AS amateurs the company did we'll
enough, but need considerable practice
before the ensemble can be appreciated
by a critical audience.
Our farmers have been recon
ciled to the disagreeable rainy and cold
weather of late, it having been conclu-
sively proven that it, although retard-
ing farming operations, has effectually
exterminated the much dreaded chinch.
bug, the advent of which bad given
rise to gloomy prospects
CORES, who murdered his farmland,
has succeeded in having his trial con.
tinued till the November term of court.
At the late session at Redwood Falls,
the evidence tended to show that his
victim, Rosenkranz, had been struck
from behind, not with a pitch-fork
but with heavier implement.
D1ED.-Malker Hippert, Monday af.
ternoon, quite suddenly of hemorrhage
of the lungs. Deceased was afflicted
with consumption, and had been to
California to better his condition. He
was the proprietor of the Chicago
House, and up to the time OF his sud-
den death, had been personally con-
Quoting his business. He leaves wife
and three small children for whom we
heartily express our coincidence.
DIED.-We are sorry to chronicle
the demise of Mrs. John F. Neumann,
which occurred last Saturday morning
at 4 80 o'clock A. M. Deceased had
been an invalid all winter and expert
enced sudden relapse last week. All
the PHYSICIANS skill and the unceasing
care OF kind attendants could not stay
the tide of death. The estimabie lady
was well-known and beloved by many
relatives and friends, who feel her loss
keenly, but must hope that time may
assuage their grief We express our
deepest sympathy for the afflicted.
The New Ulm Turnverein held a
special meeting last Saturday evening
to complete arrangements and draft
full programmes for the coming Turn
fest. AS the Hermann Monument feast
will be celebrated at the same. time, the
Sons of Hermann will work together
with the Turner's to make the festivals
the grandest ever held in this city. On
June the Oath a grand procession, head
ed by B. Gruenenfelder's full band,
and composed OF Turn Societies and