New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-26

A SPECIAL meeting of the board d
county commissioners has been called
for next Friday.
Miss Lizzie Luhrs, of Oak Harbor,
Ohio, is the new CLERK behind the coun.
tiers of Z. Crone's dry goods store.
Be sure that the ballot you cast next
tuesday reads, Issue City Improve.
ment Bonds. Yes.
The proposed Masonic excursion to
Springfield, which was booked for the
Both Of this month, has been abandoned.
Hugo Schleuder, upon his return from
the Cinncinatti funniest. viii 60 to
Springfield to take charge of q jeWelry
store at that place.
B. Gruenenfelder, IN company with
his wife, returned last Friday evening
from Switzerland Mr.. Gruenenfelder
made the trip in thirty seven days, re-
maining only week in the old country.
We have been shown some very nice
specimen pencil sketches and paintings
on glass, which are the handiwork of
Miss Lizzie Biebel. They display an
unusual amount of natural talent in
one VINO has had no instructions in art
and her talents should be cultivated.
The specimens are really ingenious.
The suit of S. d. Peterson against the
Winona & st. Peter r. R. company, for
overcharges in freight, was argued be-
fore Justice Fischer last Tuesday, A.
Hagberg appearing for the former.
The case was decided in favor of the
plaintiff who received a judgement for
the full amount.
The Minnesota Synod will open their
annual session in the Lutheran church
at 10 o'clock to-day. Some very inter-
esting topics are to come up for discus
sion and the attendance is expected to
be quite large. The session continues
till July 2.
The picnic which was given at Her
mans Park on Sunday, wasquite large
~ attended. Music was furnished by the
band. games and races were INDUCED
in and it was all around pleasant af-
fair. The proceeds go to the benefit of
the Herman monume MT.
Henry Keller, who for the past four
years has been steady employee in
this office left with the Turnyerein class
last Thursday for Cincinnati. He will
not return to New Ulm but will stop off
at Chicago, where he has secured Luz
cratiVe position. Henry is competent
printer and good workman and we
hope he may meet with the success
which he so we'll deserves.
August, a young son of Henry Theis-
en-, OF Sigel. experienced quite serious
accident on Sunday. He was out riding
with some other boys and was thrown
suddenly from his horse, dislocating his
boulder. He was brought to town in the
evening and DR.. Schoch replaced the
bone, 50 that he will soon have the use
OF it again.
August Wagner was married on the
18th to Nellie Newman at Grace
Church in Cleveland, OHIO, the home of
the bride. The young couple spent a
short period in Chicago and returned to
this city on Friday evening. where they
will reside in the future. We can con-
graduate them il, this, their new venture.
and join in the general good wish that
their joy may be complete.
Jacob Klossner returned from Dako-
ia last Friday, after disposing of car
load of horses in less than three days.
He says that anyone, who will invest in
the purchase of good horses here, can
make plenty of money by shipping them
to Dakota and selling them there. He
mentioned as an instance a small town
where from two to three hundred horses
were on market in single day, most
of which were sold for fancy prices and
with but little trouble
What came near being fire of some
proportions started in the barn of F.
w. Baarsch. on Sunday afternoon. a
little boy had been playing with match
es and naturally started bonfire with
some hay in one corner of the barn,
which soon caught in the building.
Fortunately the smoke was detected be-
fore the fire had done much damage
and q big blaze was thus prevented.
The usual moral can be drawn. Don't
let children play with matches.
j. 81. Block came up from st. Peter