New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-06-06
2. McHale, the telegraph operator,

Ihe city council held its regular
monthly session last evening.
FREDERICK Gronke, an old man, died
last week and was buried on Wedness
day.
An old lady, whose name we could
not learn, died at the hospital last Tues
day.
Mr. John Albert of Springfield was
in the city yesterday, assisting e. stuebe
at his auction sale of stock.
A new line of Ball Dress Buttons,
Cloth covered, in black or other colors
at Kuetzing's.
Mr.. W. Hummel is about Ito start
dry-goods store in the building adjoin-
ing G. Gebser's Stationery House.
The article s'The Design and. Scope
of Free Masonry" is written in such
beautiful language that it will certainly
interest all our readers.
A brother of Mr. Ipps, who died last
week, came from st. Paul on Saturday
morning, just too late to see him before
his death.
John CORES, who brought in an APP
plication for bail on June 1st, was de-
MED that right by the court, and must
be confined in jail till the fall session.
County Superintendent of schools,
Mr.. j. B. Velikanje started on his tour
of inspection yesterday afternoon, first
visiting Linden and Lake Hanska.
The City Band serenaded the Jesuit
Missionaries, Rev. H. Neubrandt and
Baran Karl V. Gudenus, who are the
guests of Rev. Berghold, on Monday
evening.
The S. D. Peterson Implement Com
pany has sent us very interesting let
ter, and thinking that what they have
to say directly interests our farmers, we
publish the communication in full.
The Boston Ideal Theater Co., which
played at Turner Hall last Monday Of
fered Mr.. w. Winkelmann of the Con-
cordia Band an engagement at So a
week and expenses. William as yet
hesitates to accept.
We notice that several citizens do not
hesitate to criticize our city ordinances.
incorporated in the official charter,
deeming them too severe. Well, the
laws have been made, and we must
obey them, and our city officials must
be governed by them likewise.
The next regular meeting of Charity
Lodge No SO, A. F. and A. NJ. will be
held on Tuesday. June 10Th. On that
occasion visitors from Mankato and
Sleepy Eye will be present, and no
doubt the meeting will be very profit
able and interesting one.
The End Reg. NJ. N. G. is preparing
for the coming State encampment at
Lakeview on the west side of Lake
Pepin near Lake City, from June goth
to 10Th inclusive. Adjutant Andrew j :.
Eckssein has sent out the official pro-
clamation, setting forth military partic-
ulars, and is confident that the exerc1s-
es this year will be well attended.
DIED.-Mrs. Anna Brust, wife of
Charles Brust, succumbed to an attack
of Bright's Disease last Monday even
ing at 10 o'clock. Deceased, who had
formerly enjoyed excellent health, was
thirty-three years of age, and was high
" esteemed by all, who knew her. She
leaves her husband and four children,
who have the heartfelt sympathy of nu.
merous friends and relations. The flu
neral takes place to-day, Wednesday,
at 2 p. m.
At the regular meeting of the New
Ulm Lodge I. o. o. F. at their hall last
Saturday, the following officers were
elected:- Il. Schilling N. G.; j. HoH.
man V. g.; A. II. Schleuder Serg.; G.
Stol T.; G. Schumacher R. S. to N. S.;
W. Frank L. S. to n. G.; w. Gebser
R. S. to V. g.; III. Frenzel L. S. to v.
g.; G. Jacobs c.; 3. Wicherski W.; w.
Baarsch Pr. S. S.; G. Doberenz L. SIS:
Oh. Book F. g.; Fir. Grebe A. G.; G.,
Jacobs Trustee.
Our readers will remember the visit
to this city of Miss Estey, one of the
State Organizers of the w. c. T. o.,
and may recall the fact of her unsuc-
cessful attempt to organize local so
ciety here. At the time, she paid visit
to our public schools and received from
our superintendent, Mr.. ..R. Nix, an ac-
count of the mode in which the subject
of hypiene and temneranca was t-aatad