New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-22

{ 81. S. Kennedy was at St. Peter
Thursday
Jules Ole, an old settler, died at Red
wood Falls, Sunday.
Nick Hillesheim and Peter Schiller
returned from Washington Territory
and Oregon last week.
A picnic was INDUCED in by mum
Der of New Ulmites at Lake Hanska or
4 Sunday.
Jacob Klessner will make business
trip to Dakota the latter part of the
week.
! Don't fail to see the Billy Marble
Theatre Troupe every night next week
at Union Hall.
The fire company and Turnverein
have united in making preparations for
a grand celebration on July 4. Com
mittees have already been appointed to
make arrangements.
VIM. Winkelman's express team be-
came frightened and INDUCED in a
slight runaway last Tuesday. Quite an
area was covered in their flight but no
damage resulted to either driver or rig.
Frederick Meyer, of Wemeensville,
Bartholomew Co., Ind, spent portion
of the week with his old friend II. III.
Beusmann. Mr.. Meyer left yesterday
for visit in Renville county.
! Mrs. M. Feldmann, a. former resident
of New Clm, but for the past twelve
years of Portland, Oregon. arrived here
Sunday morning and will visit for a
short time with friends and relatives.
Michael Saitz and Miss Theresa Pref
senger, of Lafayette, were married in
the Catholic church of this city yester.
day. The parties are well known
here and have lots of friends who will
wish them prosperity and happiness.
Wd. Eibner has made arrangements
with the proprieters of Union Hall to
run temperance bar aud fruit stand
during dances and other festive occa-
sions. He has secured that privilege for
year, and awill open with next week.
The regular target practice on Sun
day morning developed some good
shooting and some excellent scores
were made. The crack shots were
John Lila, Frank Grebe, John Hauen.
stein, Chas. Brust and Chas. Hauen.
stein, who ranked in the order given.
The light rain of Saturday evening
let up soon enough to allow the city
band to give the admirers of music an.
other of their open air concerts. The
program consisted of various selections
which were rendered with the usual
pleasing effect upon the appreciative
listeners.
| We now have it on the best of author.
ity that the work of erecting the new
! Catholic church will be commenced at
once. The plans call for building 70
by $50 feet at an an estimate cost OF
$35, 900. When up and completed this
will be one of the stately edifces of the
city, and will be standing credit to the
enterprise of its builders.
! Bernhart Klingler, son of Hippolyt
Klingler of Lafayette, met with a very
serious accident last week. While try
ing to free horse that had become en-.
tangled with the halter rope, he was
kicked with such force as to break a
collar bone and cause other injuries
He was removed at once to the st.
Alexander's hospital of this city and
under the treatment of DR.. Mueller is
fast improving.
i The New Ulm shot gun club has or.
ganized and held their first shoot Sun
day afternoon. The shooting was no
of the very best but little practice viii
make rapid improvement and enable
them to do fine work. Out of thirteen
single Peoria black birds the following
scores were: j. B. Schmidt 4, Chas
Roth z, Chas. Haunstein S, Theo. .Muel
! Ter 2, A. A. Bogen 6, w. E. Koch 8
, VIM. Frank and G. Fischer 3. Chas
Roth carried off the persimmons.
The contract for supplying the cleo
trio light fixtures was let last Wednes
/ day to the Brush Co., of Chicago, fol
: $1,000. Bids were received that wer,
lower, but thew were rejected because
they furnished low tention system
In the one contracted for the dynamo
; is of 1000 candle power and is some
what more expensive than was at frs
intended We may therefore expec
tho vorv host IF 1irbt Thio will N, q b.