New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-23

RED IN the city yesterday.
See the Concert ad of the Concordia
Band in another column.
Miss Anna Aehenberg Of New Al
bany. Indiana is the guest of Mrs. Otto
meier.
Mrs. Leary of Springfield was the
guest of Mr.. & Mrs. John B. Schmid
last Saturday.
Call in and see Kuetzing's all wool
Cashmere Shawls in all colors at 81. 90
each.
Miss Emily schlumpberger is visiting
her brother Alfred at the Mankato Nor
NAL School.
Farmers will find Hercuie, the IA
nous full blooded horse, at Mulyehill's
Livery Barn ever Monday.
Miss Anna Rudolph of st. Marys.
Pa, is visiting with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Rudolph of this
city.
Mr.. George P. Dietz was made happy
by the arrival of a little daughter in his
household on Penticost Sunday. George,
we congratulate you.
A grand Penticost- ball took place at
Joseph Gags place in Cottonwood,
Monday evening and the many partici-
pants had an enjoyable time.
Gollnast's Northwestern Hotel has
been painted in ''far-speakingn colors,
and looms up conspicuously on the
depot grounds.
Mr.. Joseph Reiner, a prominent pat
tern-maker of Cincinnati, arrived in
the city last Thursday to attend his sis.
ter, Mrs, G. Kuehnel, who is still seri-
ously i'll.
At last May takes pity on us and
sends us warm spring day. This
with the preceding rain has coaxed the
bahets and flowers to appear and we
may enjoy Spring for good.
The last of our fsh-stories. G. Kueh-
mel caught in one of Jno. Neumann's
nets at the Red Stone ferry last Thurs
day, twenty-four large surgeons,
weighing together nearly 800 TBS. The
largest one tipped the balance at Y lbs.
The sad news comes to us that Mr..
Waudrey, an old settler living north of
Springfield, while tending to outdoor
work last Friday afternoon, suddenly
fell down dead. Having not been sick
before it is Judged that deceased was
affected with paralysis of the heart.
Now that the c. &. N. w. Ry. is
having ample means of conveying gray
Ell, it having three engines with their
crew employed for that purpose, sta
toned at its depot here, why would it
not be opportune to fill up the low
grounds around the station?
1t was our pleasant privilege, while
attending the state convention at St.
t aul, to meet with several prominent
editors of the southwestern district, not
ably Mr.. F. w. Drake of the Blue Earth
City Post, and Mr.. II. J. Miller of the
Rock County Herald.
Married: Yesterday evening, Miss
Minnie Castor of this city to Mr.. Paul
Frank of St. Paul, at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Con.
rad Zeller. The Review extends to the
young couple, who will reside in St.
Paul, its heartiest congratulations.
The Concordia Band assisted by the
St. Paulus Choir will give grand con-
cert, vocal and instrumental at Union
Hall next Saturday. As this is the first
public appearance of the joint societies
it will be a chance for our citizens to
show their appreciation of the enter.
prise.
We heartily congratulate our esteem
ed citizen Mr.. E. G.. Fail, of demo-
cratic belief, of having been honorably
chosen as one of the second district del
egates to the st. Louis convention.
His friends serenaded him last Satur-
day evening, and a procession, headed
by the City Band. marched to Turner
Hall, where the honored Democrat had
sumptinous banquet spread before
his guests. Speeches were held and
enthusiasm was not wanting.
We took special pains to examine in
to the survey made by the corps of en-
gineers in behalf of the contemplated
st. P. N. U. & S. w. Ry., and are
pleased to find that the work is vigor-
ously pursued. The survey began at the
Nicollet county side of the Minnesota
river, on tract of bottom-land owned