New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25
Mr.. P. Me'tz Of Sleepy Eye made US a
pleasant call yesterday noon.

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pleasant call yesterday noon.
Kuetzlng has the greatest variety OF
childrens trimmed hats at lowest prices.
Eggs taken in exchange at market
prices for goods, by Frank Kuetzing.
Mr.. Conrad Zeller has purchased the
residence of Jos. Schnoberich. next to
Mr.. Frank Leiboldt's new building.
Jno F. Neumann, the boss fisherman,
caught AZ pound fish in the Mime
nesota river yesterday.
Mrs. Montgomery had the sad mis-
fortune to lose her daughter, twelve
year old who, ailing for some time,
died lastWeek.
MARRIED.-Mr Carl Krause of De.
lano to Miss Henrietta Wandersee OF
this city. The young couple, for whom
we wish all prosperity, will reside in
this city.
New Ulm boys make their mark
wherever they 60. Hugo Fischer gra-
duated at the head of this years class
of the 'sTurnlehrer Seminar in Mil
waukee, Saturday.
Ed. Baer, the hardware merchant in
Kiesling's Block, offers full line of
gasoline and oil-stoves of the latest and
most approved patterns to the public,
who are respectfully invited to inspect
his stock.
MARR1ED.-Mr. Isidore Haas of Cot
tonwood to Miss Louisa Schnoberich,
daughter of Jos. Schnoberich of this
city. Rev. Berghold tied the nuptial
knot yesterday, which the Review
hopes will be for union of happiness.
W. S, Dunning OF Springfield made
the Review a pleasant call Monday.
Mr.. Dunning also called at the Audi
tors Office for his bounty on wolves,
which he had caught last Sunday on his
farm.
John Macho, aged 60 years and re-
siding in the Northern part of the city,
last Saturday, while splitting wood
struck himself in the stomach with the
axe handle producing internal injuries
and causing death in 16 hours. A post
norton examination, made by DR.. O.
C. Stricken, revealed rupture of the
stomach.
The Turnverein has engaged the Bos-
ton Theater Co. to play Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings. A differ
ent play will be rendered every evening
and the patrons of the hall are assured
of q good series of entertainments. By
a special arrangement the prices of adj
mission have been placed at 3 very
low figure.
w. G. Bredenhagen, president of the
projected st. Paul, New Ulm & South
western Railroad, was in the city seve-
raj days last week consulting with New
Ulm parties interested in the building
of said road. The grade in entering
and leaving this place was examined
and found to be easier than expected.
1t was agreed upon that preliminary
survey of the road be made at once,
and that, when completed, a meeting
of the full board of directors be held
with a view of having building OPERATE
ons commenced without delay.
E. St. Julien Cox, who has made ST..
Peter his headquarters again, called on
his New Ulm friends last week. We
doubt not that 3. St. Julien kept his
eyes open in examining the fences of
the End congressional district, so admir-
ably kept in repair and order by John
Lind, but we doubt whether his little
speech, delivered Sunday afternoon at
Union Hall. proved him superior in the
matter of discussing tariff and taxes, to
his friend now in Washington, and who
is giving thorough study to this i'm
portant branch of political economy.
VIM. Blaas of Lafayette had the sad
misfortune last Saturday morning to
lose his house and entire contents by
fire. While the family were sitting at
the breakfast table, smoke was sudden-
~ noticed in the second story, and an
examination proved that the fire had
gained such Roadway as to necessitate
the Immediate Abandonment of the
dwelling, not even allowing the family
to save more than bedding and few
clothes. The cause of the fire is I'M
known and no theory can be pro-
nounced. The loss all in all sums uL
to $500, for which amount Mr.. Blaas
carries insurance in the Continental Co
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