New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-25
NEW ULM AND VICINITY.
GOING Hest.


6. ". II HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Mr.. Hugo Rehfeld tarried in the city
few days.
See Kuetzing's Bargain ad. in anoth-
er column.
Mrs. 6. Kuehnel of Lafayette is very
low and not expected to live.
The proprietors of the Union Hall are
having that place freshly white-washed
and renovated.
Mrs. F. Immel and daughter of Lam
berton are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Keller of this city.
Rev. E. G. Sanders and wife of Sleepy
Eye have departed from that village
and intend to seek home in Oregon.
NJ. Mullen has purchased the corner
and adjoining lot, situated on German
and Sd S. ST., of MIR. Bellm; considera-
ton $3.50.
Chas. Stuebe will succeed Jos.
Schnobrich at the latter's butcher-stand
on May l. Mr. Stuebe is so well-known
that our endorsement would: lbe super
fuous.
The concert, given by the Hutchins
Family Concert Co. last Friday evening
at Union Hall, was novelty in..its way
and pleased all those, who came there
without great expectations.
Mr.. Jacob Hottinger, the Wiesenthal
Mayor, was in St. Paul over Sunday,
leaving Messrs. Rothshild, Gould &
Vanderbilt, his body-guard. in charge
of his establishment.
MARRIED To-day by Rev. Berg
hold, Mr.. Edward Baer to Miss Mathil-
2 da Ochs, both of this city. The Review
extends hearty congratulations and
wishes for the new. couple prosperity
and happiness.
We notice with pleasure that many of
our citizens are planting shade.trees
around their residences. This certain
" Goes much to beautify the streets, be-
sides proving agreeable on a hot sum.
mer day.
Many new dwellings and other build
ings are being erected in the city, espe-
cially in the lower second ward, which
by the way, although named "Goose
Quarter, is one of the cleanliest and
best kept portions of the city.
The Union Band and the St. Paulus
Singing Choir spent q pleasant after
noon on the Hermann Monument
Heights. Both societies will give a
grand vocal and instrumental concert
at Union Hall in the near. future.
Street Commissioner Friederichs and
some of his men are grading the upper
part of 2. St. north, running past School
House Square. The sidewalks, which
have been brought out of position by
the running water, are also receiving
due attention.
It has been told us by reliable parties
that certain boys are in the habit of
hunting and killing our singingJ birds
on the prairie and in the woods. Such
a proceeding has been brought to the
notice of our gamewarden, and we will
aid him in prosecuting all parties, who
shall continue this evil practice.
Mr.. F. H. Dyckman of Sleepy Eye,
till now, prominently connected with
the Bank of Sleepy Eye and the Sleepy
Eve Roller Mill Co., has decided to re-
move TO New York City, where he will
enter as q partner in an importing
house. Mr.. O. w. Hagen and Mr..
Hans Mo will hereafter take an active
interest in the bank.
d. L. Kiele, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, has sent to the diff
ferent Co. Superintendent a circular,
setting forth the Importance of Arbor-
day, and urging school-teachers to ami
mate their pupils in planting trees. He
we'll says that Arbor-day can no longer
be looked upon as an experiment of
doubtful utility.
AS will be seen from the ad. in anoth-
er column the Second Annual Conyen-
ton of the Brown Co. Sabbath School
Association will be held in this city in
the near futuIe. Each Sunday School
is entitled to two delegates and should
send their representatives without fail,
as the convention will undoubtedly
prove interesting and beneficial.
Rev. Berghold, who IS authority on
horticultural matters, informs us that
the severe winter has proven disastrous