New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-27
See Kuetzing's new advertisement.

See Kuetzing's new advertisement.
Senator Bowen stopped off here be-
tween trains Monday.
Jos. Bruckbauer came down from
Sleepy Eye Monday.
! Chas. stuebe shipped q carload of
hogs to St. Paul Monday evening.
Mr.. John Albert, of Springfield, was
a caller at the Review Office last Friday.
Our Hat stock is all in just come and
be convinced they are all daisies at T.
| Crone.
Only to-day and tomorrow in which
to pay personal property taxes without
penalty.
Henry Laudenschlaeger repairs all
kinds of Sewing Machines perfect and
cheap. Au. %.
VIM. Ruemke sr. celebrated his 5Oth
birthday Friday. A large number Of
friends assisted him.
| Messrs. Schlickau and Schlottmann
Of CORTLAND. came up for few hours
business trip, Monday.
The rotary snow pillow IS laid up for
repairs at the Winona shops. Let her
lay. We have not pinned for her this
winter.
| Mr.. Matthias Mueller went to St. Paul
Monday to consult with an occulist.
Mr.. Muellers eyes have been troubling
him all winter.
Mrs. F. Heimerdinger and Miss Hoff-
mann, Of Redwood Falls, were visiting
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hoff.
mann last week.
Mr.. 2. Penning, Of Sleepy Eye, and
Mr.. A. 0. Ouren, of Linden, were call
ers at the Review Office last week
Wednesday.
Chas. Brust went to St. Paul Mon
day. He will be assisted by Chas.
Stuebe and S. d. Peterson while hunt
ing for the elephant.
Andrew Hanson offers his farm for
sale. See ad in another column. He has
one of the finest farms in LAFAYETTE with
substantial buildings.
/ Conductors L. Kitzman and Fred
Morgan have taken leave of absence
of three or four weeks and will visit
| Washington and other Eastern points.
| The latest fad of our young people is
to secure a we'll developed attack OF
mumps. A large number have succeed
ed in getting what they want and more
too.
| The musical and literary entertain.
men at Turner Hall Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week was not finan.
cial success. In fact the parties inter
ested lost money.
| In another column we publish the
Court House bonding bill, The bill pro.
vides that special election shall be
held March Goth and shall be conduc.
ted in similar manner as elections for
county officers.
A quarterly meeting of the Brown
Co. Agricultural society will be held al
Turner Hall Saturday March 9th.
Seeds and reports of Farmers Insti
tutes will be distributed and other i'm.
portant business transacted.
Marriage licenses issued during last
week:
David P. Hamlin to Mrs. Sadie West.
George Eckstein to Theresa Suess.
Mathew Arnold to Annie Dewanz,
1 Peter j. Enlmer to Mrs. M. Martinka.
H. Dittbenner to Annie Ziegenhagen.
Peter Berg to Mary Braun.
A young lady explained to printer
last evening the difference between
printinegy..and publishing, and at the con.
clusion of her remarks by way of illus.
tralion she said: }, You may print kiss
on my cheek but you must not publish
it. FIX.
The St. Paul dailies says that there is
a rumor that the Cannon Valley branch
| of the Minneapolis and St. Louis road
will be extended to New Ulm early in
the spring. With two roads coming
here in one year there is every reason
to believe that the year 1889 will be s
prosperous one for New Ulm.
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