New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-05-30
NEW ULM AND VICINITY,
Winona & St. Peter & E

~ 1890 a. m. Is ~ 1920 a. m
$ 2 1000 p. m. /" 10 1o:ao ;. M m.
Nos. |, 2 and % daily. All others daily
except Sunday.
G. W. H HEIDEMAN, Agent.
Ice-cream will daily be served by w.
Eibner.
MIR. Adolph Schell of Tracy was in
the city last Friday.
Col. w. Pfaender returned from Chi
cage last Saturday.
III Mr.. W. Gieseke of Sleepy Eye was
IN the city few days this week.
The premium list of the Brown Co.
Ag'l. Soc. will be issued in a few DAYS.
Miss Maggie Mulvehill of St. Peter is
visiting with her brother Mr.. T. Mulve-
hill.
John G. Zieske and Marshal Green
OF Sleepy Eye payed US pleasant visit
last Wednesday.
Our. friend j. j. Ray of Springfield
spaid the County officials visit last
Monday.
Mrs. Alma Helmes of st. Paul is Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. H. Setter,
and will remain here during the sum-
mer.
The surveyors on the new road have
laid in wagon loads of provisions, and
have pitched their tents twenty five
miles from this city on the bluffs.
The new iron bridge, spanning the
Minnesota river, was completed yester-
= day, and we are at last in possession OF
safe and easy communication with Mic
ollet county.
Mrs. Gottlieb Doberenz of lower Min.
nesota St. swallowed some liquid blue
by mistake. but, receiving prompt med
ical aid, recovered without experiencing
serious consequence.
The G. M. E. Church at Sleepy Eye,
&Rev. F. Fritze, Pastor, is being entirely
renovated. An addition, 24x24 feet has
been built to it, and communicates with
the main building by means Of folding.
DOORS
Mr.. Albert Behnke, the operator at
this station, was elected as delegate
to represent Waseca District No. z at
the annual meeting of the National Or.
der of Telegraphers, which will be held
Indianapolis from the Goth to the
Oath of June, inclusive.
Mr.. Adalbert Kriegar, more general
.5y known by his many friends as ''Tur-
i@ner Onkel," who died at Chicago. while
present at that place as delegate to the
Bundles Turner Tagsatzung, WAS &C.
cording to his wishes, cremated at the
Cincinnati Crematorium.
The Eagle Mill Co., in addition te
charging the mill capacity to 500 bar
rels per day, will build new elevator
with about 10000 bushels capacity and
warehouse 25x59 feet, which will
take the placffof the old engine house,
torn down. dee mill will be shut down
( and improvements commenced about
hlune 18th.
DIR. A. Marden, C. w. II. Heideman,
E. Brandt. II. A. Roth, j. Klossner Jr.,
II. A. Subil.a Jr., and Chas. Hauen.
stein, members of Charity lodge No.
SO. A. F. & A. M, went to St. Peter
last Thursday to attend the funeral OF
James Fl, Snyder, one of the most pro
minent of st. Peters old citizens.
An accident, which might have
turned out more seriously, befell Hans.
the son of Mr.. Ole Yorgenson of Linden,
last week. While the boy was repair
ING a revolver, the same nnloaded and
She ball of No. so cartridge, penetrat-
ing pocket-book in the pocket, i'm
bedded itself in the upper leg. causing a
fesh-wound, which is not dangerous.
We are indebted to Rev. F. Preine
for an account of the Second Annual
Sunday School Convention, of the
Southern Minnesota District. which was
held in the G. nj. E. Church of Lafa-
yette, Nicollet Co., under the presiden-
CIV of Rev. 81. Boettcher. The conven.
ton, which proved a very profitable
one, was attended by forty-three mem
bers and sixteen congregations were
Represented by their pastor. Mankato,
Slcepy Eye, Springfield, Redwood Falls
and other towns sent delegates. all OF
whom took an active part in the meet
ing.
Died, Mr.. Joseph Schneider, OF apo
plexy,last Monday forenoon. Deceased,
4 ne.od AZ ,uas an old resident of this City.