New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-04
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to Sleepy Eye last Monday.
Messrs. j. Klossner, Jr. and A. G.
Ochs are in St. Paul on business.
Geese are flying northWard +; the gan
ders will follow in due season.
Buy the celebrated Buckeye Force
pumps of F. Fl. Retzlaff.
Mr.. o. Gerstenmeyer of st. Paul is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hess.
The New Ulm Roller Mill has re-
sumed operations after stop of a few
days.
Our California friends, Messrs. New
hart and Ross, are expected home in
the near future.
John Essig had the misfortune to in
iure his foot severely while chopping
wood.
Mr.. M. Mullen is tarrying in the twin
cities on business connected with his
new residence.
Attorney Hag berg left for ST. Paul
last Monday to attend the Supreme
Court.
A daughter of Mr.. j. Schaefer of
Cottonwood died of diptheria and was
buried yesterdy.
T. Crone, the haberdasher, is in the
field with full line of hats and gents
furnishing goods. He will suit every
body.
Martin Mueller of Essig Station tar
ried in town over Sunday. He informs
us that Mr. Turner succeeds o. Evert
as operator and station agent.
Fred Spoerhase, while enjoying a
cutter ride on the snow and mud of our
streets, was pitched out but not hurt
last Sunday.
At Kuetzing's on next Saturdays
bargain day ZOO fancy handkerchiefs
at 2 cts. each Also fine lot of lace
collars at cts, worth Is cts.
Der Loder, rendered last Sunday at
Turner Hall, was greeted with q fair
audience, which expressed itself as sat-
isfied with the performance.
We would commend the discussion
of ''the chinch bug question: given in
another column of to days issue, to the
close consideration of our farmers.
Frank Golden, section foreman of
Essig, has been transferred to Morgan,
and VIM. Gutschow of the latter place
now fills that position at the station.
S. d. Peterson has received carload
of barbed fence wire and a carload of
top buggies, ard wishes to have the
farmers examine goods and prices.
A pleasant party was given by Miss
Amalie Pfaender to her many friends
last Friday evening, the H. D. club
participating in full force.
John F. Newman offers an immense
line of gents clothing and furnishing
goods at his new quarters in J. Kloss-
ner's new block.
While Mr.. j. Thordsen was attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Buck yesterday,
he, had the misfortune to fall on point
ed iron picket at the cemetry and injure
his right knee severely.
The Improvements on the Empire
Mill, which were taken in hand week
ago, will be completed this week and
the mill will be in running order about
Saturday.
We are grieved to report that Barba.
"a Kienlen Of Ridgely succumbed to an
attack of diptheria after hopes for her
recovery had been expressed by the
grieved relatives.
On with the dance, let Joy be uncon.
| fined, was the parole at Union Hall on
the occasion of the ball of Easter Mon
day. The young folks turned out en-
masse.
The English sparrow, which has
proved a nuisance in localities where it
has domesticated itself, has been OBJ
served in our locality during the win
ter, and we are, afraid that it has come
TO stay.
Miss Julia sommer of this city will be
married to Mr.. F. Whitney of CORTLAND.
this week at Mortified, Rice County.
We extend our hearty congratulations,
wishing a golden sunshine on the path
| of life.
We acknowledge pleasant call from
Mr.. John lgo of Fairfax. The gentle
man reports that Fairfax on the M. &
St. L. Ry. has not seen train of cars
for the last i've weeks, and that mail
has ever since been carried by weekly
stage.