New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24

Fir. Williams bought sturgeon Mon.
day that weighed Is Tbs.
Mr.. Albert Held Of Mankato, is home
on visit.
Mrs. II. S. Kennedy is visiting with
relatives in .Waseca.
Mr.. E. G. PAIL has returned from
New York.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche left for Europe
Monday evening.
Mr.. John Ziegler, of Marshall, was
visiting New Ulm friends Sunday.
Louis Buenger, Jr. came up from St.
Paul Friday morning and will remain
for few days in the city.
With three photograph galleries in
the city, hon1ely people will hereafter
be thing of the past.
Mr.. Schell has the thanks of the
Review office for sample of his cele-
brated Book Beer.
About twenty-five new Corners from
the .'owld" country came to New Ulm
on Saturday evenings train.
The pay car gladdened the hearts
and pocketbooks Of the railroad en-
ployes last Saturday.
Mr.. Xavier Zoellner of West Newton
was badly kicked by horse last Mon
day and has been brought to the Hospi-
tai for treatment.
Yesterday afternoon at the Lutheran
church, Rev. Nietschke, of St.James, was
married to Miss Gusta Sauer of New
Ulm. The newly welded couple will
make their home in St. James.
Nicklaus & Goetsch are making a
wheel for use in the brickyard, which
is seven feet across, has hub II feet
through and ten spokes, each four
inches wide and two inches thick.
Register of Deeds Grimmer, returned
from the South last week looking as
though his trip was an agreeable one to
him which his many friends will be
pleased to know.
A prairie fire near Redwood Falls
yesterday threatened to do much dam.
to that town. The fire department was
called out who succeeded after much
hardwork in preventing a serious con.
hagration.
Mayor Rudolph is having the interior
OF his newly purchased house repainted
and srepapered. The exterior will also
be painted and all together will be one
OF the incest of New Ulm's nice houses.
Married, yesterday afternoon at the
Lutheran church, Mr.. Patsche of Nicol-
let to Miss Wittkowske of New Ulm.
Mr.. Patsche is a son Of the well-known
respected citizen Henry Patsche and
the bride is as well known by a large
circle of friends in this city.
Mr.. E. N. Boland, Of Chicago, has
leased the S. G. Madsen gallery or
Broadway where he will be prepared
to meet the wants of anything in the
photograph line. See his '.ad.n in an.
other column
Chas. L. Roos and Jos. Schumacher, 9
couple of the city fathers of New Ulm,
were in the city on Thursday looking
over our system of water works with
which they seemed well pleased. ST
PETER HERALD.
A collision occurred at the corner Of
Minnesota and 3rd North Street las,
Saturday morning in which the teams
of Nick Nenno of New Ulm and Henry
Buenger of Milford took part, A pole
was broken on one rig and a reach or
VIC OOACA. L uc uOISeS were QOL IN
jured.
Charles Albrecht's team became scar.
ed at piecesofHlying paper in front o.
Mr.. Crone's store Monday afternoon
suddenly wheeled around and were max,
ing straight for the store front but the,
straddeled lamb post and got no farth
er than the sidewalk. It Looked rathe,
bad for store glass for about two min
utes. Total damage. broken pole.
Mr.. Otto Setter has.the contract fol
shaving and painting the poles for thu
Electric Light Company. They are t
be of a dark red color and are 200 il
number. Mr.. Hansehen's contract will
the Company for building its lighting
station, calls for brick building 3Ox6!
feet and ia IN no oom,,1otod OF on m III