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

Mr.. George Doehne visited over Sun
day in the Twin Cities.
j Geo. w. Somerville was in town from
| Sleepy Eye Monday on legal business,
4 F. Gollnast is whitewashing his hotel
4 On the inside.
!. SD. Peterson shipped carload of
horses to Dakota last Wednesday.
VIM. Mueller and Geo. Hillmer are
back from st. Peter.
i See that your seats are reserved for
4 Uncle Tom sCabin, twill draw largel Y
Reserved Seats for Uncle Tom Cabin
now on sale at G. Z. Roofs Drug Store.
Mrs. J. Klossner with Mrs. A. Wag-
ner visited in Nicollet last week.
. An exciting Steamboat race with I'm
Gle Toms Cabin Sunday April 18th.
! The invincible monarch of recreations
realm Uncle Toms Cabin next Sunday.
/ Mr.. j. Newhart arrived from an ex-
tended western trip last Sunday morn
ing.
Mayor Rudolph last week purchased
the fine brick residence of Col. j. Bob
Letter on Broadway.
Major NJ. D. Gibbs, Of Tracy, was in
town Saturday and CHANGED to meet
and shake hands with Mr.. Lind.
Or. Stamm and VIM. Hamm of St.
Paul started on an extended European
trip last Sunday evening.
A very large class Of So children will
be confirmed in the German Lutheran
Church next Sunday with appropriate
exercises.
Peck & Fursmans Uncle Toms Cabin
Go, will perform at Turner Hall Sunday
night, April 18th. This is the largest
most complete and most refined enter
tainment Of its Kind in existance and is
highly spoken Of by press and public
wherever it has performed.
Mr.. Casimir Ochs is preparing plans
and specifications for new residence
which Mr.. John Hauenstein will build
this season on the hill near his brewery.
We feel warranted in saying that this
residence will be a credit to the city and
one of'which its owner may feel Justly
| proud.
Mr.. August Brandt has completed
and set up bird house which is curl
osity and model piece of mechanical
skill. 1t is made after the style of an
English castle and has eight towers on
it, three on each side and two in the
center. On each side there are twelve
openings for the birds to 60 in, and on
each side of the centre towers there is
one opening making 50 openings alto
gether. The house is neatly painted in
different colors and was built entirely
by hand at odd leisure spells by August.
The most particular birds will no doubt
be entirely satisfied to build their nests
in it.
Joseph Tauer. Of Lafayette, was get
ting basket Of eggs from his wagon
on Sunday forenoon when the handle of
the basket suddenly broke thereby
throwing him behind the horses which
became scared and started for runa-
way from Behnke's store. They tore
down the hill towards the New Ulm
Roller Mill at a lively gait. A seven
year old son was in the wagon but was
unable to do anything towards stopping
the horses. The runaway was brought
to a finish at Flors corner where the
wagon struck a fence and stopped
short throwing the little boy abont 5
feet from the wagon on the ground. It
was thought he was killed but he es-
capped without scratch. No damage
done to speak of.
i The street-corner rumor of the latter
part of last week was that New Ulm is
to have another English newspaper.
Any town needs certain number of
papers to keep alive and present to
their readers the local affairs that most
concern them. It is very near impos.
| sible for a good live town to have too
many papers Of the wide awake sort in
it and in case another enterprise of
journalistic nature should start, is will
be gladly welcomed by the members Of
the press already here. New Ulm is
growing; the field of the newspaper,
like that Of all other enterprises, is
widening from year to year; affairs of a
public nature often times need to be
presented in various lights, from differ
ont stsndpoints, by pens dipped in the
i fount Of local patriotism, and too few