New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-26
Mrs Gross. who has been quite i

Mrs. Gross, who has been quite Il
for some time, is improving
Vote yes on the bond question
next tuesday.
Fourth Of July in one week from to
morrow Don't fail to spend the day al
New Ulm.
Only one marriage license was gran
ted this week. Ellaf Hanson and Tho
ra Hanson are the parties
The regular meeting Of the Building
and Loan Association has been post.
poned to Thursday evening, July 11th
Frank Manderfeld. formerly en-
ployed on the Mankato Post, is the new
foreman of the Review Office.
Wd. Eibner returned on Saturday
from St. Paul. where he has been ser.
wing as juror in the United States cir
cult court.
The case of T. S. Wright, the post
Office Inspector. which was to have
come before the O. S. commissioner
last Wednesday was postponed to Mon
day.
We are informed that certain improve.
ments are soon to be made in the depot.
The building is to be resided and moved
back four feet to allow for more plat
form. Why not tear down altogether
and put up new building? New Ulm
is one Of the best stations on the road
and has one of the poorest depots. Put
up something that will be credit TO
the town.
Chas. Hauenstein continues to carry
off the honors at the rifle shoots. Last
Sunday the order of standing was as
follows: Chas. Hauenstein, Chas.
Brust, John Lila. John Sehmid, and
Fr. Grebe. Hauenstein now has a good
lead on the average score and the next
shoot will no doubt give him perma-
nent ownership of the medal.
E. G. PAIL and Albert Setter were at
St. Paul last week attending to legal
business. They, with others, have a
suit against the city of St. Paul, pend
ing in the district court, in which
they sue for damages to the amount OF
$4,000 on certain lots in that city.
The case occupied the court for several
days and as the jury could not agree
they will have to reopen it at the next
term.
When the agent of the Pioneer Press
was in town a few weeks ago, he Sc
cured quite a number of subscribers in
return for which New UIm was TO re-
ceiVe certain amount of gratuitous
advertising. We don't think it would
be out OF place to suggest now that
steps be taken to make use of the space
that stands to our credit. Might just
as well boom the town when it don't
cost anything.
The death of Miss Mary Wagner oc-
Cured at the home of her parents in the
town of Home on Friday morning.
Her death was not unexpected as she
had been SICK for some time, troubled
with 3 peculiar disease, which puzzled
the doctors and rendered medical assist
ance useless. She was the daughter OF
Englebert Wagner and was twenty-one
years of age at the time of her death,
The funeral occurred from the resi-
dence on Sunday afternoon and was
largely attended.
Sheriff Sehmid las received j motto
from Palmer Brus., OF Fairfax. to the
effect that on the night of the nineteenth
their hotel was robbed of certain ar
ticles by young man OF whom they
give . good description, and ask the
she riff TO be ON the lookout for him
The articles stolen are carefully enum
Grated and among them dress ane
parasol were the most expensive. Why
. young man should attempt theft o.
such nature we do not know unless
it was that ne was an innocent youth
about to commit matrimony, and was
in lack OF funds with which to supply
these necessaries.
Gen. sibley, DR.. A. w. Daniels. Of
St. Peter, Col VIM. Pfaender, of New
TN