New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-04
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Winona 4 St. Peter & &
Going Vest.

G. w. II EIDEMAN, Agent.
Mrs. Louis Palmer is visiting friends
in St. Paul
Springfield will celebrate the fourth
by inaugurating q picnic with music
and speeches.
The next reunion of Brown and Red
wood County veterans will be held in
this city.
Looking over the assessors lists we
notice that our city boasts of 1874 horses,
632 COWS, SO pianos and 1877 dogs.
Miss NJ. Mclaughlin leaves to-mor-
row on trip to Nebraska, where she
will enjoy vacation from exacting
sch DOL duties.
Jos. GALES, the constable, was in
Mankato last week, looking for the
thieves who did their midnight work
in this city.
Mr.. a. Schell's deer park has re-
ceived an addition last week in the
shape of two fawns which saw the light
of day last Wednesday,.
Our printers devil pleaded so elo.
quently for a day off, that we penned
our lite ms day sooner, thus issuing the
paper ahead of time.
Mrs. Il. Kennedy accompanied by
her mother Mrs. G. w. CONNIE, of
Waseea, and Miss Laura Kittredge, left
for Waseca yesterday
The Prohibitionists of Brown Co. will
meet next Monday at Sleepy Eye to
nominate candidates for county offices,
and delegates to the state Convention.
Last Sunday afternoon the Hunters
Club held their quarterly business
meeting at Hunters Rest, and although
but few were present, the company en-
joyed q pleasant afternoon.
Rev. c. j. Albrecht has been re-eiect.
ed President of the Luthern Synod of
Minnesota, which has been in session at
Mankato during the last ten days.
Prof. 0. Hoyer has been reelected Vice
President.
Mrs. Geo. Marti and children of St.
Paul, who had been visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schell, since
the funniest, went to Tracy last Thurs
day, where she will be the guest of Mr..
Adolph schell.
Co. A. 2. Regt. M. n. G.. returned
from Camp Lake View, last Friday
evening, accompanied by Captain NJ.
j. Rosskopf and Lieut.. Adj. A. j. Eek
stein. They express themselves as well
satisfied with their experience of the
last ten days.
Died. Ernst A. Wellner, son of Mr..
William Wellner, of Lafayette, lately
departed on a short visit to Germany,
died last Thursday afternoon. Deceased
had been afflicted with mumps and con.
tracted a serious cold. The sad news
was wired to the father, staying at Bre-
men, who answered that he will return
at once.
We were given q rare treat last Sun
day in having the welcome opportunity
TO visit the rose garden of Mrs. F. Hess,
which boasts Of the most beautiful flow
ers in the city. The sight of the many
colored and deliciously perfumed
queens of the flowers. forcibly remind
ed us of Sacramento, the rose.garden
of Califor MIA.
During the severe thunderstorm of
Saturday night, which brought much
needed supply of rain, lightning struck
the newly completed house of Joseph
Haag, setting fire to the building, which
entirely burnt down. 1t was fortunate
that the house at the time was unoccu-
pied, Mrs. Haag and children having
spent the night with relatives.
Thus writes the editor of the Marshal
ews-Messenger :-"Queer place to go
for q temperance writer, but there was
no use for the gentlemah's pen in New
Ulm.'
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