New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-17

MI Cnas. Stuebe shipped two car
loads of hogs to Minneapolis Monday.
Judge Weber returned from Beaver
Falls where he had been holding court
last Monday
Mr.. Albert Behnke is preparing the
ground in front of his residence for
sowing tame grass seed and will have a
nice lawn if the weather is favorable.
Members of the New U1m Sports
mems Club who expect to take part in
the rifle contest. will meet at the Hun
tiers Resort next Sunday forenoon at 8
O'clock.
| Mrs. Carl Forster, of Town Sigel
suffered with the severe sore throat sew
eral days last week but under the care
of DR.. Schoch is much improved and
about the house.
| A new sidewalk has been put down in
front of VIM. Erd's building, occupied
at present by Wd. Eibner. This is
an improvement much appreciated
by the many pedestrians who travel
that route
Messrs. 81. A. and Gustav Subilia
have succeeded their father in the
wholesale and retail liquor business.
The new firm took possession on Mon
day. Mr.. Subilia, Sr. may 60 to Chi
cago or St. Paul where he will embark
in business of some kind.
Mr.. Joseph Gales was hustling like
a candidate for alderman on election
day early Sunday morning and inquiry
into the cause thereof revealed the fact
that little girl had come to stay with
him for eighteen years. at least.
A son of Fritz Jahnke, of Cottonwood
was dragging one day last week when
by turning too short corner, one half
the drag turned over and the team
backed upon it One of the horses was
badly cut by the drag-seeth before it
could be quieted down.
/ Mr. John Soucup died in this city
early last Sunday morning at his home
on Northeren Minnesota Street. De-
ceased was A years of age at the time
of his death which was caused by in
t t1ammaton of the bowels. A wife and
seven children are left to mourn his de-
parture.
A wedding of more than usual pro-
minence will take place in the town of
Linden to-day when liver W. johnson
will be married to Miss Lena Larson,
Rev. c. Johnson officiating. The new.
ly married couple will reside at the
house of w Bruse for the present and
to them the REVIEW wishes much ioy
Wd. Eibner has recently put in use II
his place of business. an ice shaver fo1
milk-shakes. The soda water. lemon
ade and ice cream season is about t.
commence aud Mr.. Eibner will be pre-
pared for it. See his new s.ad.' in an
) other column. He leads in the Fr,1i
and Candy line in this city.
Annie Hauser little girl 10 year
old, who lives with her grand parent
at the corner of Sixth and Broadway, i
dcwn with diphtheria in u rather sever,
form. It was thought she could no
recover Saturday, but a marked i'm
) prosement has taken place since. Diph
theria cards have been posted on tn,
doors OF the house and other precau
tons have been taken 10 prevent
spread OF the disease.
Mr.. F. H. Behnke who returned las
Thursday from i business trip SAYS tina
New Ulm merchants have no right Il
complain of dull times when othel
towns not many miles from here ale
actually dead. New UIm is quiet ane
business is little slack but it has no,
quite as much of graveyard appear.
ance as some OF her neighbors have.
! The following telegram was received
by a gentleman in this city Monday and
IS IN relation to a monument for victims
of the Indian massacre at New Ulm:
my bill appropriating $4,000 for a
monument at New Uim unanimously
recommended to pass the Senate to-
day T. E. BowEN.
1t is claimed by those who know
that the bill mas many friends in the
House and it will no doubt become a
law
/ g. A. Ottomeyer left for Chicago
Thursday evening to take lucrative
position in merchant tailoring estab-
iishment in that great city. Mr.. Otto
meyer is no. an amateur in the merean-
/ fiIa h,1Sinosc apI xua %h.+