New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-18
Winona 4 St. Peter & E
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Judge Weber returned from Beaver
Falls, where he held term of court
last week.
? The N. q. Maennerchor paid the
Schell's Brewery Establishment a visit
last Sunday.
Our business men are enjoying va
cation, as the farmers are ali engaged
in seeding.
Mr.. G. Neumann, who had q very
serious time this winter. doctoring
his leg, is around again.
The seeds for the Brown Co. Ag'L
Society have at last arrived and may be
received at the secretary's Office in the
Pioneer Drug Store.
Considerable delay was caused to the
west bound passenger trains on the
G. & N. w. Ry. on account of wash-outs
westof Winona.
The call for Republican County
Convention has been issued, and politi-
cal discussions will soon be the topics of
the day.
On account of the high water, fishing
is remunerative sport. MIR. Buboltz
captured a 20 tb muskallonge in the
Cottonwood last Saturday.
A Minneapolis man, while promenad-
ing our streets, commented on their
neat appearance, contrasting them with
the dirty and filthy appearance of those
in the flour city.
The Musensoehne, who formerly en-
tertained the public with concerts and
dramatical performances. have dis
solved as society, which announce
ment their friends will be sorry to
learn.
The City Council will discuss in the
near future the subject of water-works,
and we hope that no great difficulties,
in the way of large expenditures, may
prevent a speedy action on this import
ant, undertaking.
Considerable trouble is experienced
by some of our Cottonwood farmers in
taking care of their working horses,
many of them having suffered greatly
from the effects of long confinement
during the severe winter.
Mr.. John n. GALES of St. Paul, tray.
cling agent for the Edgar B. Smith
Portrait Co., is paying visit to friends
in this city, and introducing specimens
of fine art. such as executed by the
company he represents.
While a pleasure party were enjoying
a boat-ride on the lake. formed by
the overfowlng Minnesota around the
bridges, Mr.. Katz of the City Mill, while
lifting rope as the boat was passing
underi it, was hurled headlong into the
rushing stream, but was of course timely
saved by his surprised and laughing
friends.
A piece of art, executed in mastery
style and highly mplimentary to the
artist. is exhibited by Mr.. Anton Gag
in his art parlors on Broadway. It is
painting on velvete and represents
symbolicallyssthe four seasons, the fig
ures of which are SO strikingly suggestive
and explicit as TO render an explanation
superfiuous. Mr.. Gag is still working
diligently and will exhibit his work at
the next Minneapolis exposition, where
it no doubt will meet TIE praise it SO
justly deserves.
The Executive Board of the DR.. Mar
tin Luther College, comprising the fol
lowing gentlemen, is in session in this
City to discuss the appointment of az
able oc cupant for o new professorship
to be established this fall, and to ex-
anime theological Candidates Reyer-
ends M. II. Quehl of Minneapolis, T..
f. Frey of Saltwater, G. Gausewitz of
St. Paul, G. Bender of Red Wing, A.
Gundlach of St. Paul, F. Strauch OF
Strauss Station, j. G. Albrecht of New
UIm and Mr.. f. Book of New Ulm.
Sleepy Eye HERALD: ''Mr. Thomp-
son says the commissioners have al
ready run the county into debt and
that they have no funds whatever to go
ahead with building. He says he is 60
ing to have judgement entered against
them, and that if they exceed their
power in spite of the decision, an action
for malfeasance in Office will be brought
against them at once
We suspect that our worthy Thomp-
son has of late given his study to Shak-
spearean literature, and would respect
fully call his attention to a paragraph