New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-29

except sunday.
C. w. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
At F. Kuetzing's next Saturday
March Sd, Great Ribbon Bargain day.
This is the last day to pay spersonal
property tax without penalty.
Four pair of twins were reported born
in Brown County last year.
4 New Ulm paid S13. 978 in premiums
for fire insurance during the year 1887.
Our neighboring town Milford now
boasts of two fully organized brass
bands.
Seven carloads of Kasota stone have
been received for the Herman monu.
ment.
The blizzard had things to suit itself
from Friday afternoon until Sunday
evening.
! Our contemporary, the Post, came
out in o new dress last week The i'm
provement is appreciated.
A. F. Walton came down last week
to attend the masonic ball and shake
hands with his many friends.
Simon Wellner of Lafayette was re.
ported very low with sickness but is
now cenvalescing.
rs VIM. Koch's fine St. Bernard dog
cd Ao;J do
airy value the loss is felt keenly as the
animal was very intelligent.
The german play, E'Ein Schritt vom
Wege", was postponed on account of
the storm. 1t will be rendered next
Sunday.
Monday, March 9Th, Helen Blythe
will appear in Turner Hall, in Only a
Woman's Heart" Reserves at G. L.
: Roos' Drug store.
Both the Eagle and Empire Mills are
contemplating building large brick
chimneys to take the place of the sheet
iron smoke stacks now in USE
Now you c;tn.buy lace curtains in
the Furniture store of ChaS. Wagner
and at prices that are considerably
lower than any you ever saw. 2
Read the new ad. of Chas. Wagner
and you will save money, if you heed
what he has to say to the readers of the
Review in this number
tss Mr.. Jos. Dambach fractured his
= right leg below the knee, Saturday.
The fracture is a bad one. DR.. Stricken
has charge of the case.
Mr.. Jacob Spaeth sr., of Lafayette,
will sell his property at auction and
move to San Diego, CAL, where several
of his children now reside
Miss Mary Lind is at the st. Joseph's
Hospital, St. Paul, recovering from the
effects of a successful surgical opera
ton.
!, ,.- All who wish to become members of
j, the New Ulm Building and Loan Asso-
L
secure shares before the first series of
stock are exhausted.
The editor Acknowledges with thanks
the receipt, by wire, of q pass over the
St. Paul, New Ulm and Southwestern
as warm weather sets in and walking
is a little easier.
Marriage licenses issued in our County
during the month of February:
Gustav Bruess to Augusta Prosch,
q Sos. Covert :. Catharine Mages,
J Henry Scheibel {" Anna Sturm,
VIM. Brinkmann Z" Augusta
Henry Hanschen 90 Emile Bischof,
N. c.. Madison SC Mary Christensen
r.. Christensen $ Minnie Henning,
Rob. Aftermath IS Theresa Koherr.
Chas. Stuebe, Jos. A. Eckstein and
six others walked from OshaWa, where
they had been snoWbound since Satur-
day morning, to Nicollet Monday NOR.
ming and from there came to New Ulm
in a farmers team, arriving here at
noon. They report having passed the
time at Oshawa quite comfortably
/. thanks to the untiring efforts of Con.
ductor Morgan and his men in their be.
half.
The ball given by the Masens last
week Wednesday was very enjoyable
affair. The attendance was not very
large, but enjoyment reigned supreme.
Among those who came from abroad to
attend the dance we noticed the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bowen, Mr.
ana Mrs Chas. Schoreppe. Mr.. and