New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-23
G. w. II HEIDEMAN, Agent.
20. Atty. Somerville attended to
legal business here last Saturday.

Treasurer Albert Winkelmann, of
Springfield, tarried in the city over Sun
day.
supt. Velikanje will soon begin on
his tour of school-inspection in the
country.
Mr.. 2. Manderfeld and lady of Glib
bon paid their friends pleasant visit
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Won Essen of LIE
Sueur were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Mueller last week.
All comrades of Hecker Post No. 4S
are urged to be present at 9 o'clock a.
m. in Turner Hall on Memorial Dav.
The Turn Verein park is being made
ready for the coming festival, carpen-
tiers being busy in erecting platforms,
scaffolds and the like.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Page of Fart
bault, and Mrs. Henry Hammer and
children OF Mountain Lake were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kiesling last
week.
Our machine men are being sup
piled with machine necessaries. JAG.
hlossner received carload OF Irvine
last Monday, and S. d. Peterson car
load of wagons.
Mr.. Alfred Vogel, who just compile t.
ed q business course at the st. Paul
College, has returned home and will
enter upon the duties of book-keeper
for his father.
The ball at Union Hall on Monday
evening was so well attended that stand
ing room was at a premium, but in
spite of it the dancers managed to cir
Gle around
The Sons of Hermann are gradu ally
becoming enthusiastic, and from all ap-
pearances the laying of the corner stone
for the monument will draw many
visitors from abroad to our city.
Our streets were made rather unsafe
by q number of CANNES, which were
being let loose by their trainer, show.
man, who gave an exhibition of their
skill at Union Hall last Saturday even
ing.
All those, who would aid in decorat-
ing the graves of soldiers and friends
will confer q favor on the Hecker Post
by bringing flowers and other adorn-
ments to Turner Hail before noon on
the 10Th of May.
Mr.. A. Schell asserts that the sap
from the box-elder, q tree found plenti-
fully in our section. furnishes better
favored sugar and syrup than the ma
pie This is worthy of investigation by
our sugar-farmers.
Mr.. Gustav Ottomeyer, the head-clerk
in Kuetzing's New York Bazaar, is in
terested in behalf of the establishment
of a society, which shall have as it's OBJ
ject the prevention of cruelty to ami
mails. This is certainly a good plan
and worthy of support.
We had the good fortune to view Mr..
August Schelrs park grounds, and
were agreeably entertained by the wor-
thy gentleman, who has spared neither
time nor money in identifying his prop
erty. His animal-park is worthy the
visit of all interested in such matter,
and few hours pleasantly spent in the
wellkept garden, which will be graced
by new and novel fountain, will be
gladly remembered.
A coronor's inquest was held at St.
A!exander's Hospital last Saturday
over the remains of Wenzel Martinka,
who came to such an untimely end at
the shooting affair of last week.
The jury was sworn by DR.. t. r.
Humphrey. the county coroner, and af-
ter receiving the testimony of the wit
nesses, rendered a verdict to the effect
that the deceased came to his death by
a bullet,shot by either Marshal Winkle-
man or Jacob Loesch. who will have a
hearing before the grand jury in session
this week.
A number of instructors, who follow
their vocation in the country schools
near New Ulm, held meeting last
Saturday afternoon at the Clear Lake
schoolhouse in Sigel, to discuss the adj
visibility of a Teachers Association,
which would have as its object the pro
motion of mutual benefit. Mr.. Frank
II. Schlumpberger presided and urged
that measures be taken for permanent
organization. 1t was finally decided
that meeting for this purpose shall be