New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-12-26
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Happy New Year, and its richest
ings on all, is our wish for the
'7ho welcome 1889 as year of
and happiness.
+. P Davis, of Bntternut Valley.
is caller at our office last Friday.
Carl Weschcke, Jr. is home on visit
from Madison, Wis, till Jan. I'd.
b Joseph Epple, student at St. Paul
business college, spends the holidays
with his parents.
Did you ever see the improved Singer
Sewing machine? It's perfect and sold
very cheap by Frank Retzlaff.
The next meeting of the Rural Teach
ers' association takes place at the court
house on January 5th, 1889.
The city telegraph office, till now sit
mated in the City Drug Store, has been
removed into post-office quarters.
Assistant Superintendent of the G. &
Ry.. Mr.. Stewart, was in the
,Gy on official business, last Wednes-
day.
Schleininger, arrested here last week,
has received similar treatment at Red
Wing and spends Christmas in the Gala
boose.
Mr.. J. Klossner, Jr. has sold his fine
new brick block on the corner of Min
nesota and End North Streets to Mr..
George Doehne; consideration $1,000.
A new time card appears at the
head of our local page to-day. Changes
in passenger arrivals have been special
~ noticed, those in freight trains will
be noticed above.
The east-bOund passenger, which left
this station at 10. 80 A. M. usually, now
leaves at 1912 A. M, eighteen minutes
earlier, and the west-bound passenger,
which left at 5.44 P. M. now leaves six
minutes later. at $50 P. M.
Mr.. George Grimm. the popular man
ager, at the local railway offices, has
been notified by Assistant Superinten.
dentStewart that his title after January
1st shall be Station Agent, Mr.. Heide-
mann having resigned.
A famous Washington gambler, it is
said, will soon 60 to preaching. He
would have begun it ten years ago, but
he has only just now found cure for
his cough. 1t is DIR. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup.
Mr.. Chas. Dietz, prominent business
man, Of Mapleton, and one of the
Commissioners of Blue Earth County,
attended the wedding of his brother,
John, and did not forget to call at the
Review office.
Mrs. E. G.. Pahl was little early
with her Christmas present for her hus.
band, but it being a bouncing boy Mr..
PAIL very thankfully accepted it just
the same and cigars were passed around
very freely ever since,
The Twehty-second Annual Winter
Meeting of the Minnesota State Horti-
cultural Society will be held at Mime
apolis, on January 10th 1889, the State
Amber Cane Association occupying
time of the afternoon of Wednesday for
its Twelfth Annual Session
Theodore Mueller, the cigar manu-
facturer, has as elegant line of Nicer
schaum goods as were ever seen in this
city. AS New Year present Meer-
sehaum pipe or cigar stem is welcome
to any and every smoker. Ladies re-
member.
Mr.. Carl Weller, lately instructor at
Ehe LutherOn schooi, mas resigned his
position and is at present stationed at
Winthrop, where he will look after the
spiritual wants of the many friends he
has won there. Mr.. Weller was gen.
tleman in the full sense of the word,
and we are sorry to lose him.
All that John Lind s residence needed
to MAKE it one Of the most attractive in
the city, was shade trees, and these are
al present being planted. Large forest
trees are taken from the frozen ground
roots and all, and transplanted, and
when Spring comes these well-deve-
Hoped trees will undoubtedly thrive.
The same plan has been successfully
adopted in other instances, and the only
way to succeed swith evergreens in our
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