New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-02-01
lEW ULM AND VICINITY.
Guide.
Winona 4 St. Peter r 1


except Sunday.
G. W. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Don't forget to look at Kuetzing's
bargain advertisement.
Mrs. A. w. Bingham visited in Min
neapolis last week.
Mr. Port GIBBS, of town Home, was in
4 the city Saturday.
Ro5t. Lent, of town Stately, died af-
ter brief illness Thursday.
F. H. Kiesling, the Winthrop miller,
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. J. Hottinger of Mankato was in
the city last week, attending the we'd
ding of Mr.. n. Heinen.
The 152 Anniversary of the birth Of
Thomas Paine was observed at Turner
Hall Sunday evening.
VIM. Koch, E. J. Romans and J. Fl.
Weddendorf took look at the ice.pal-
ace this week.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board of trade will be held at Turner
Hall Friday evening.
The young people of the first ward
are enjoying a fine toboggan slide in
south german park.
One of P. Herian's horses took a bath
in the Minnesota river last week. It
took two horses and four men to get it
out of the water.
Messrs. Alex. Russell and John Gar
-ioch of West Newton were snoW-bound
for several days in the city on their way
to St. Peter last week.
The DELINQUENT tax list of realty in
Brown county for 1886 and previous
years will appear in next weeks Re-
view.
We see by the San Diego Daily Sun
of January 21st that Mr.. j. Newhart
has purchared $4,000 worth of real
estate in San Diego.
County Commissioner IL. Feuerstein
of Stately, W. 1. Dresser of Ridgely, A.
Rasmussen of Linden and Martin Muel-
Ter of Essig were callers at the Review
Office last week.
The eastern states were treated to
dose of Billiards and snow blockades
last week. BY this time the eastern
press has quit bowling about the ter
rible billiards in the west.
Mr.. George W. Schlettman has bought
the business of Richter & sCordes at
CORTLAND. Mr. Schlottman is an ener-
getic young man and will undoubtedly
succeed in his new enterprise.
The City Cornet Band will give their
annual masked ball at Union Hall Sun
day evening, February 5th. An inter-
esting and entertaining programme is
promised. Admission IS Cents.
VIM. G. Frank and others took q
sleigh ride last Thursday evening. The
bows were thrown in the snow at RetZ-
laff's place, the horses ran away and
rot stuck in snow bank. Damage
small.
Number two called for admission to
Otto Schells family last week Thurs
day. 1t being boy no objection was
made and Otto now spends his time be-
tween one and six q. N. in trying to lull
Mr.. Schell jr. to sleep.
Cards are out announcing the. mar
riage of Miss Annie Bobsin to George
W. Schlottman, both of CORTLAND,
which will take place March 1st, at the
residence Of the brides parents. A big
time is anticipated.
While driving home from town last
week Mr.. j. Bentzin met with what
might have been serious accident. He
had stopped his team and taken num-
Der of school children on his sleigh
when a farmers team was driven into
his, upsetting and demolishing the
sleigh and throwing the children in all
directions, Luckily no one was hurt.
A gentleman in this town received a
letter from MIR. G. G. Brandt, of San
Diego, in which the latter stated that
while writing he was enjoying a biz
zard, a genuine Minnesota Blizzard.
The New Ulm man was astonished to
hear of snowstorms IN southern Califor-
MIA and forthwith hunted up the daily