New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-03-07
Lorenz Floh1 mourns the loss Of a lii

tie daughter.
Frank Kuetzing received thirteen
cases of spring goods last week Thurs
day.
G. E. Kendall, travelling agent for the
Eagle Mill Co., arrived home Saturday
evening.
Mr.. B. F. Kiesling and II. Klossner,
the Winthrop millers, tarried in our
town few days.
Brust and Graeff are in the field with
a full line of spring goods. See their
ad. and profit by it.
Mr.. James Epson of Sleepy Eye
dropped in on US last Monday and re-
newed his subscription.
Mr.. FL. Kiesling and wife came down
from Winthrop to witness the rendering
of 'Ein Schritt vom Wege.''
Ernst Hers, representative VIM.
Gebser wholesale cigars, started on a
business trip east last Monday.
Frank Kuetzing left on an extended
business trip to the twin cities and Chi
cago and will be absent two or three
weeks.
Mrs. w. Soukopf Of the second ward
presented her husband with the eleventh
baby last Saturday morning. It is a
girl.
Gustav Kumm, formerly brakeman
at this ststion, had an arm amputated
as the result of railway accident at
Rochester.
Read the new ad. of Chas. Wagner
and you will save money, if you heed
what he has to say to the readers of the
Review in this number.
The concerts Of the Union Band
which were postponed on account of
unfavorable weather weather will be
given next Saturday and Sunday, Mar.
10th and 18th at CORTLAND.
Elm Schritt vom Wege," comedy in
four acts, was rendered to an appreci-
alive audience, and Melted the young
ladies of the Turnverein a handsome
sum.
Martin Hose came down from Tracy
Sunday evening to call on a little son,
which was presented to him by his wife
while on a visit at her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hauenstein.
The people of Rochester agree with
our citizens that the G. & n. w. Ry.
perpetrated deliberate outrage on its
patrons during the recent blockades,
through its neglect in opening the road
when opportunity offered.
The '.New Ulm Building and Loan
Association held a directors meeting
last Saturday, in which bylaws were
adopted. Last Monday they were re-
Vised and edited, and before long bust
ness will commence.
The Board of Education at it's last
meeting discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of
furnishing the main school house with
better system of ventilation and heat
ing, such q step being considered nee
essary by the Superintendent.
Complaint having been made regard
ing the housing of hogs by our butchers
within forbidden limits, the Health Off.
Ger notified the offending parties to re-
move their stock outside the prescribed
boundary, request, which will be
complied with.
Jos. Zollner, the 10 year old son Of
x. Zollner of West Newton met with a
serious accident Monday morning. He
was telling tree and just as the tim
Der had fallen his horses became frigh.
tened and by running away so displaced
the log as to cause it to roll onto the
young man, breaking his left leg. The
patient was brought to the hospital here
and is under care of DR.. Stricken.
1t was with. some wonder that we
took notice of the fact of Mr.. Spaeth's
intention to leave his model farm in
Nicollet Co. and locate in California.
The above item, strikinglY Characters
tic of that land of eternal sunshine (and
dusty and flowers has exercized it's
charms on many Of us, and not till we
visit the land of our fancies do we recoe-
nize that call Is not gold that glitters y
Compare all and keep the best, and act
ing on this principle let us boom our
good Minnesota. However cold It's
winter air may be, it gives vitality,
while the miserable dust of California