New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-06-06
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Travellers Guide.

1920 sias E. g. M M. . 1s 15 "a p ?. M M
Nos. |, 2 and % daily. ALI others daily
except Sunday.
G. w. II HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Hermann Keller of GAINESVILLE. MINI.
Is home on a visit with his parents.
Ice-cream will daily be served by w.
Elmer.
Lower German park, near the old
Union School-house is being reditched.
Mr. Otto Schell was in attendance at
the Brewer s Convention in St. Paul last
week.
Mr.. A. Amann of CORTLAND has TAX
en- charge of the Chicago House. and
will conduct it for Mrs. Nj. Hippert.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hagberg,
daughter, last Saturday The Review
sends its congratulations
Democratic Delegate at Large E. G.
PAIL of the O. District, left for St. Louis
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Anton Gag is renovating his art
gallery and will soon be fully equipped
to show to his customers beautiful art
parlor.
Mr.. August Schultz of Golden Gate
visited our sanctum last Thursday and
acquainted us with pleasant facts.
Mr.. William Wellner of Lafayette
left last Wednesday for his old home in
Germany, and will be gone several
weeks.
Mr.. Steve Gilland of the town of AL
bin started on a trip to Nova Scotia,
last Thursday, to pay his former home
a visit.
We have just seen splendid piece of
harness-work, executed by Henle &
Marti for w. Mueller, the cigarmaker
, at F. Burg.
Weiwere glad to receive pleasant
call last Thursday from Mrs. B. Halpin
of Springfield, one of the steadfast
friends of the Review.
We notice the store-fronts of Messrs.
Chas. Brust, C. Baltrush and Jno. F.
Neumann newly painted for the coming
festivals.
Domeier's picnic at Peter Gags. We
are reminded of it by the boys, who are
collecting for it on the country roads of
Cottonwood.
Jacob Hottinger, the Wiesenthal host,
/, boasts of the best stocked wine cellar
in the city, and one will be we'll reward
ed to pay his establishment visit.
Mr.. Gustav Rudolph, brother of
Henry Rudolph, from New Strelitz,
Mecklenburg. arrived last Saturday eve
ming with his family and will locate
here in business.
Mr.. B. Halpln of Springfield is a pa
tient at the hospital and under the care
of DR.. G. Berry, who has treated him
for cancer on the lip and performed a
successful operation.
Mr.. John Hauenstein, who attended
the National Convention of Brewers,
held atSt. Paul last week, departed
from there directly for Battle Creek,
Michigan, where he will spend few
weeks.
Married, To-day. Miss Emma Pless
of this city to Mr.. Louis Lantengre of
Corwith, Iowa. Rev. o. Hoyer tied the
nuptial knot at the Lutheran Church.
The young couple, whom we wish all
prosperity, will reside in Iowa.
While the young son of Chas. Stuebe
sasyas driving fast horse last Sunday
morning, the animal became unmana-
geable, and, running away, threw the
young driver. who sustained light injur-
les, against Laudenschlaeger' old barn.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of William Schilling. which took place
last Thursday at his home in Lafayette.
Deceased had been victim of con.
sumption for some years. and at the
time of his death was twentY-six years
of age.
While party of promenaders were
visiting the island at the new iron
rSridge. they were scared and annoyed
BY the carel ess target practice of some
unknown marksman. It is very disa-
greeable, to say the least, OF being
placed in such dangerous position.
and we urge that such careless sports
be hereafter discontinued.
The performance given last Sunday
evening at Turner Hall by the Active
Turner's of the N. u. Turnverein, and