New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-07-31

locHooI cOIHmenceS.O on The Iyth.
Louis Buenger is the happy father Of
q boy, which arrived Friday.
Henry Behnke has closed his school
at ct. Ridegley and is spending his va
cation at home
August Nagel, who couple of weeks
ago sustained so serious an attack of
paralysis, is now somewhat improved.
Miss Emily Helm is home from
Minneapolis attending her mother, who
is very sick
A. Z. Behnke went to st. Peter. Satur-
day evening, to be initiated in the mys-
teries of the O. r. Z.
Mr. Struck, the architect, was in
town the latter portion of last week.
giving instructions to the contractors of
the new courthouse.
Louis Buchka, with his mother, arrived
from st. Louis Thursday evening for a
two weeks visit with Geo. Jacobs and.
family.
Richard Geisinger was married on
Monday to Mrs. Mary Hippert. The
services were performed at the Catholic
Church by Rev, Berghold and were the
usual ceremonies of that church,
The School Board have let the con.
tract for kalsomining Union School
Building to G. A. Mueller for $9S. The
contract for painting and stating the
same was awarded to Christ Heller for
the sum of $s257.
DR.. G.. Weschke arrived home last
Thursday evening after months visit
in California. He looks we'll and ap
pears to have enjoyed the trip, And yet
his preference for Minnesota climate is
not whit lessened.
We are in receipt of an early num-
Der of the s'Germania," fortnightlv
journal, devoted to the study of the
German Language and Literature. It
is an excellent periodical and worthy
candidate for favor. It is published at
Manchester, New Hampshire, BY "A. w.
Spanwood.
The school board held Especial meet
ing last Friday to consider applications
for the position of teacher Of German in
the intermediate department of the pub
lie schools. Out of two dozen applicants
to select from they elected Mr.. Wilhelm
Klimmek, a young man of 81 years of
age and now teacher at Grand Rapids
Michigan.
New Ulm now mum bers among her
business establishments. a new dry
goods store. G. A. Ottomeyer, who re-
turned recently from Chicago, has rent
ed and fitted up the north room of
the Leibold building opposite the Meri-
dian Block, and during the present
week will lay in a full stock OF dry
goods and notions. He will be ready
for business the first of next week. We
wish him every success.
HIS. Kennedy, who has for the past
threeyears managed the business of CIV.
Van. Dusen & Co. in this city, resigns
that position to-day to accept a more lu-
crative and satisfactory one. The compa-
ny will greatly miss him from their en-
ploy as Mr.. Kennedy has the reputation
of being one Of their misrepresentation,
and we can only wish him as much sue
cess in the future as he has had in the
past. He will continue to reside in New
Ulmin connection with his business, and
his position at the elevator will be filled
by James Laird, Of Nicollet, who will
move his family to this city at once
A painful and what might have been
a most serious accident occurred on
Wednesday to Alfred Anderson, who
lives in section 80 in the town of Berna-
dotte. He was engaged in cutting
the flies, kicked the tongue to pieces,
became frightened, and ran away. Mr..
Anderson was pulled from his seat and
thrown in front of the sickle bar, re-
ceiying cut which removed all the
flesh from the calf Of the left leg. Fortu-
nately the bone was uninjured but the
wound, such rs it is, willlay him up for
some time. He was brought to this city
and has been under the medical aid of
DR.. Stricken at the home of Mr.. Krook.
From the last issue of the Sleepy Eye
Herald it is quite evident that the agi-
tators Of county seat removal are pretty
well discouraged with the prospects be-
fore them and they'll every reason
to be. The tameness Of the editors artic-
les hows too clearly to be mistaken that