New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-04-11
Mrs. Hellriegel of Chaska is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. e. Bogen.

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Mrs. FL. F. Setter OF Tracy, who was
on her way to st. Paul, tarried in the
city a few days.
Kuetzing carries the best assortment
of Millinery goods of any house in New
Ulm or Brown Co.
Sister Lena Of Rockport, Ill, is visit
/ ing her mother, Mrs. M. Altman of
West Newton.
Theo. Crone is up with the rainy sea-
son and offers the celebrated Prairie
King umbrella at low prices.
T. Aufderheide will build larger shell
tering houses for fresh brick, and inn
prove his process on pressed manufac-
lures.
On Sunday, April %. the s'New Ulm
Turn Zoegling's Verein'' will celebrate
their 22nd anniversary with a fitting
| entertainment
Mrs. A. Durbahn Of Sleepy Eye, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. Jos. OFT,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dur
balm of this city.
John Lind will no doubt be the nomi-
nee OF the End District, and we predict
for him a rousing majority at the next
election.
The display of millinery goods in the
windows of F. Kuetzing's Bazaar are
very attractive and prove the enterprise
of the firm.
| MARRIED. By Rev. Berghold, yes
terday, Mr.. III. Won Essen of LIE Suer
and Miss Clara Mueller of this city. The
young couple started for the east, and
will hereafter reside in LIE Sueur. We
extend our congratulations.
Mr.. August Maneke was married to
Miss Lena Kruger of this city yester-
day. Rev. Albrecht tied the nuptial
knot and bound them for union,
which the REVIEW hopes will be one OF
happiness.
| Judge Severance filed his decision re-
garding courthouse matters yesterday
in the office of the Clerk of Court. Il
is to the effect that the present county
buildings are old, dilapidated, defec
tive and in size and construction wholly
insufficient for the purposes of the
county and can not be repaired so as te
answer the purposes of the county.
1t is necessary, and the interests oil
the county demand, that new court
| hose be erected. The title to the pres.
ent court house property is good. The
county through it's commissioners has
legal right, power and authority tc
erect court house building in the city
OF New Ulm, when the necessary funds
are on hand. The County Commission.
ers have no right however to incur al
this date greater Indebtedness than
$4,000 including $1,000 already ex-
| pended.
The old council disbanded last even.
| ing, and the new officers, elected last
week, entered upon their duties. In
reviewing the work done by the old
members we are forced to admit that
never before in the history of New Ulm
was so much accomplished and so ma.
ny measures carried out as under the
last administration. The great amount
OF work incident upon the issue of a
new city charter adapted to the wants
OF growing city, the. general improve.
ments carried out on our streets and
public thoroughfares, the thorough or
ganization of the fire department anG
kindred institutions, and the manifold
duties performed in accordance with
| just and wise legislation, all this has
claimed the attention of the last coun
Gil, and it is saying but little if we as
sert that the affairs Of this city coulc
not have been better managed. Let us
hope, as we have right to, consider
ing the new officials, that the future
welfare Of the community is..an assured
fact.
List of Jurors drawn to serve at the
spring term of the District Court which
convenes at the Court House in the CITY
of New Ulm. May 20. at II A. M. The
Petit Jurors however will not meet un.
til May %. at the Court House at II A.
M.
sPETlT JURORS: GRAND JURORS;
Henry Hoffman w. B. Munsell
P. f. Aftermath W. R. White
Frank A. Tuttlei Fl. Heimerdinger
Daniel Katz Hans Mogenson
August Essig Frank Augustin
John Meinzer s. .a-s Fritz Aufderheide
Theo. Crone Jr. Mark Cane
Fred Kunze D. Bangs
Herman Nagel G. Balbach
Chas. Schneider r. Patterson
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