New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08
Mrs. Il. Vogelpohl went to St. Paul

Mrs. ii Vogelpohl went to St. Paul
Sunday.
Fred w Hauenstein has just re-
ceived a nice lot of Garnet and Onyx
jewelry comprising handsome brooches
eardrops etc.
Company GA will be officially in
spected May oath, sand-paper your
guns, soldiers.
Misses Ida Wiedeman and Tina
Kruger of Milford have gone to Man
kato to remain for the present.
Mr.. Theo. Mueller says that ten of
us went to Fairfax Monday on pleasure
and business, but mostly for fun
VIM. Landwehr. of Milwaukee, is
visiting at Mr.. Schapekahm's and 9th
er friends and relatives.
Gravel pits were flying through the
streets Saturday and he who did not
swallow at least one must have been
outside the county.
Mr.. Michael Leary started for Taco
ma, Washington Territory, last Monday
morning. He expects to be gone about
three weeks looking over that country.
Mr.. Schade former citizen but late
" of Duluth is building nice residence
in the northern part of the city. Mr..
Ochs, we believe, has the contract for
the work.
Mr.. John Schaumberg, of Sanborn,
was caller at the s.Review'' sanctum
Saturday. Johns face has not ceased
smiling yet over the arrival of boy st
his house week or two ago.
Mr.. Frank Grebe kindly remembered
the force in the Review Office and set
case of Hauenstein's excellent bottled
book beer down in it's composing room
Saturday; for which we say, Thanks.
A Baltimore Confectioner. says:-I'ye
had rheumatism in my arm for six
months, and Salvation Oil made an en-
tire cure for it, after using less than one
bottle. WILLIAM SCHELLHAS, Jr.
444 Pennsylvania Ave, Baltimore. Md
Some one wanted us to pitch into the
city council for its bull-headedness in
not taking the stone quarry out of Min.
nesota street but that body is not set
of ''chumps'' and we refrain from do
ing so.
Mr.. F. Kuetzing's show-stand be-
came tired of being looked at Saturday
afternoon and, with the wind, went out
on a strike. As soon as it struck the
sidewalk the glass case was shattered
and hats, bonnets, laces, and ribbons
made dash for liberty. Clerks and
bystanders gathered up the wreck.
Judge Weber went fishing Saturday
afternoon, caught an appetite and three
fish the largest of which was three inch
es long. Since winter is over we can't
tell fihs about the thermometer but the
season for fish stories is ripe. Would
it not have come nearer the truth,
Judge, to claim only two fish the largest
OF which was two inches long.
Railway authorities inform US that
the train dispatcher's office will be
moved from Tracy to Winona next Sat.
urday. The object is to consolidate
this branch OF the business, though by
it Tracy will lose four or five good in.
habitants. 1t is also rumored that
some of the trainmen are going to be
taken of the road on account of dull
times.
On and after Monday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. John Baar will act as ianitor
at the public school building in place
OF Mr.. Fir. Nellie, resigned. Mr. Baar
has acted as janitor of our two smaller
schools for number of years and has
proven himself to be faithful and con-
scientious official. His appointment by
the School Board is considered wise
one and his is a merited promotion.
A short time ago Mr.. Lipp of Cotton
wood had two notes stolen from his
bureau drawer in broad daylight and
on Friday some one broke in the same
place and took all his tax and other
receipts in the daytime. It is q most
curious kind of daring theft and the
culprit will be severely dealt with if
apprehended. The receipts are Of no
Use or value to anyone and why they
should be stolen is mystery; it is not
the work of a professional.
Thursday evening May End The New
Ulm Building and Loan Association
held an annual business meeting at
Turner Hall and the following gentle