New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-10


St. Paul and Minneapolis to purchase {,
new lot of goods in his line.
Pleasant surprise parties were given
at the homes of Mr.. H. Vogelpohl and
Mr.. G. H. Ross last Friday evening.
Mr.. Lehman is building a large 160
barrel cistern on his lot in the rear of
Fir. Williams saloon.
Mrs. B. Follman has just received a
full and nicely assorted line of spring
and summer goods of the latest styles
and fashions.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kiesling went to
Sleepy Eye Monday where they will
stay all week and then go to Winthrop.
Hon. G. W. H. Heideman found time
to get away from legislative business
Saturday and Sunday and spent these
two days with his family at home.
w. E. C. Ross, the Blue Earth City
Banker. accompanied by his wife. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Ross in this city.
Fritz Lehman, bus driver for the Da-
kota House. whirled passengers around
at a lively gait last Tuesday for his joy
was unbounded on account of the new
arrival of little boy at his house.
August Hummel and Herman Plan
der, of the State School of Agriculture,
are home on five months vacation.
Both speak highly of the school and its
surroundings.
Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows for the past week: Henry Paff-
rath to Annie Manecke; liver johnson
to Lima Larson; Nels Peter Hanson to
Annie M, Martcnson.
DR.. D. B. Collins and Capt. j. c
Donahower, of St. Peter, registered at
the Dakota House Monday evening.
Both gentlemen were much surprised
to learn that Hon. Lind was at home(?).
The bands boys are going to have
new helmets with plumes, new belts
and music pouches, all Of which will
add to the appearance of the already
good-looking musicians.
+. Il. Behnke was up at half past five
Saturday morning last taking in the
morning air. We are glad to note that
Mr.. Behnke is thus turning over new
leaf instead of turning over for second
nap until about o'clock.
MIR. J. Kreppner who lives in the
northern part of town is suffering very
much with rheumatism at present. He
is unable to leave his bed only with the
united help of others and then only for
few minutes at time.
Anton Wiesner, of Fairfax, was visit
ing in town the latter part of the week.
Mr.. w. was employed at one time by
Mr.. Epple in the meat-market but is
now in the livery business for himselfin
our neighoc boring village of Fairfax.
A boy by the name of Kashau threw a
stone through one of tho Post Office win.
dows last Thursday morning. The
stone was arrested Immediately and the
boy was made to pay a small fine for
exercising his muscle.
Geo. Boock and Frank Dashbach have
been appointed agents Of the Home
Insurance Company, They will look
after the Farm department. Special
Agent Gerken, of Henderson, made
him resident agent.
Mr.. w. Boesch has returned from St
Cloud where he took 4 look in the stone
quarry works of that place. Mr.. B. in.
forms us he has completed arrange.
ments with an experienced man who
will assist him in the manufacture Of
paving stones in this city.
Mr.. Buenger has fixed up the rooms
and side of his store recently damaged
by fire and the insurance adjustments
have been paid in full satisfaction tc
him. For the damage to the building
he received 1885 and on mattresses
$1,000.
Mrs. B. Follman returned from st
Paul Thursday evening where she had
been purchasing goods for the spring
and summer. Miss Mary Hopt returned
from the same place Friday evening
and will assist Mrs. Follman in the mil.
linery business.
Mr.. George Jacobs is an agent for the
celebrated McCalls' bazaar patterns
which can be obtained in all sizes at his
store. Ladies wishing patterns OF any
kind for themselves or children should
call on Mr.. Jacobs. An illustrated
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