New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-01

a communication from Miss Carrie
Estey will appear next week.
No services in the congregational
church Sunday on account of painting
which is being done on the interior. 3
Our new marshall was out Sunday in
a new uniform which is most becoming
to him.
Mr.. Schlicting, lately of ST. Paul, will
open up plumbing shop next to E.
w. Baer's hardware store, very soon.
Two young lads took and carried
away an iron wheel from Mr.. Dingler's
barn Saturday evening and sold it for
old iron. The boys are known by our
marshall and it is thought compro-
mise will be made and so no arrests
will occur.
A very pleasant surprie party was
given Miss Ida Ochs at the home of her
parents on Broadway last Sunday ey-
ening. In the neighborhood of twenty
five young people of both sexes were
amused until after the bewitching hour
of midnight in very pleasant manner.
Attention is called to the sad of
the members of the Turner'S gymnastic
club who will represent New Ulm at
the Cincinnati funniest in June. Let
there be full house, that the members
of the class may feel their efforts are
appreciated By the citizens of New
Ulm
The New Ulm Rifers had shoot at
the Hunters Resort last Sunday morn
ing and some very fine individual shots
were made by some of the members
though no official score was kept. MIR.
Chas. Brust, particularly, showed his
skill as marksman and led some to
think that he has not lost his grip vet
by any means. Another meeting of the
corps will take place next Sunday at Z
o'clock A. M.
To. day the marriage of Rev. VIM.
Foettinger of Lake City to Miss Ida
Vinup of New Ulm takes place at the
Lutheran church, with Rev. c.. j. Al
brecht officiating After the nuptial
ceremonies a reception in honor of the
newly married couple will be rendered
at the home of Register Grimmer.
While no cards of invitation have been
issued, the recep IN will be most in
formal. The REVIEW extends best
wishes for life long journey of happi-
ness.
One of our recently married men was
given an axe by one of his friends rs a
wedding gift. In using it one day last
week, the axe proved itself a very poor
one SO the aforesaid::gentleman made up
his mind that he would take it back
and get good one for it but the trou.
BILE was where was the axe purchasedp
When last seen the gentleman was still
wearing out sidewalks and shoe leather
in trying to find out who sold the axe
and our hardware men were none to
anxious to get the credit of selling this
kind of a wood-splitter. Do not all
speak at once, gentlemen.
Hon. G. VIII. Heideman is again on
duty at the depot and does not appear
to be much of stranger to the place
either.
Thursday Station Agent Grimm
stepped out of the Office which he has
held since Hon. Heideman's taking up
of legislative duties. Two travelling
auditors from Chicago inspected the
books and the general state of things
around the depot premises Friday and
found everything In y. X. shape.
Mr.. Heideman assumed charge when
the books were found to be correct and
Mr.. Grimm will assume his former du-
ties as Cashier of the company. When
the amount of business done at the
New Ulm station is taken into consid-
GRAFTON, Agent pro tenn Grimm is to be
congratulated on having held the posi-
ton so well as he did.
A very nice piece Of work has just
been completed by Mr.. Ig. Schwendin-
ger and son at their marble works es-
Enlistment. It is an altar and statue
for the Catholic Church of Springfield
and for perfectness of workmanship is
all that can be asked for. The altar itself
is feet long and ST feet high, made of
soft maple wood, highly painted in
white and worked with pure gold leaf
for moulding. Upon the highest point
OF the altar will be placeda statue of
the Madonna which is of itself feet