New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-15

Read new ad. of Mrs. Vim. Hummel
There will be no services at the Con
gregational church on next Sunday.
VIM. Wellner, of Lafayette, lost a
very valuable horse last week.
An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held OH Monday Evening.
Memorial day will be appropriately
observed in this city. Hecker post
have the matter in charge.
The city band will give another of
their open air concerts at German Park
on Saturday evening.
Work has been commenced and is
rapidly progressing on the addition to
the engine rooms of the Eagle Roller
Mill.
B. Gruenenfelder starts to-day for
Switzerland. He expects to make the
visit short one. returning. if possible
by June 20.
Peter Lila, former resident of this
city but now located at Bryant, Oak,
spent several days of last week in New
Ulm. The Review acknowledges
pleasant call.
Twins. boy and girl, were born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Engel of Nicollet on
Saturday, and the happiness of that
household is complete. Mrs. Engel is
the daughter of Mayor Rudolph of this
city.
Judge of Probate Brandt has received
official notice from the insane asylum
at st. Peter that Anna Borgwardt and
Silver H. Alden committed to that inst.
tute from Brown county were on the
8th of MAY legally discharged.
The city band on Sunday evening
drew good audience to Union Hall
and succeeded in giving very pleasant
entertainment. The band plays some
nice music and on this occasion rem.
dered an excellent program. Dancing
was INDUCED in after the concert.
The Bundles funniest will be held at
Cincinnati during June %. "a and %.
All those intending to go should notify
6. Fischer or Ernst Hers on or before
June 10. Round trip tickets can be Sc
cured for $1724 and none should miss
this chance of seeing Cincinnati.
Ait. Gen. Mullen has issued an order
removing Capt. McGraw from the
Captaincy of Company F of Mank alto
There were two charges against the
captain. First for refusing and failing
to account for state property valued at
5000 for which he had given receipt
and in the second place for leaving the
state without permission. The captain
is supposed to be in Washington Ter
ritory.
Marriage licenses have been issued
since our last publication to Henry
Steinert and Hattie Flame, Sophus
Gadde and Kamilia Markeson, VIM. F.
Fettinger and Ida Vinup, John C. Ack-
man and Carrie Book, August Lossow
and Johanna Teich, Joseph Wiesner
and Clara Seifert, Rudolph G. VESSEL
and Minnie Henning. George Wurm.
stein and Theresa Fischer, Joseph
Braun and Anna NJ Bril- and to August
Frank and Theresa Hansing.
DIR. .. G. Stricken arrived home on
Saturday in company with Rev. Berg.
hold. The doctor looks hale and hear.
ty and appears to have relished his va
cation from duty. After completing
his course of study at Berlin and Leip
zic he visited the larger cities of Ger
many and Austria, spending some time
in Munich and Vienna and returning
through Switzerland and France. He
Will resume his large practice at once
ORA. Mueller, our veteran physician,
has sold his Office furniture and instru.
ments to DR.. Schoch, and will start
next week for Switzerland. The doctor
has long contemplated a return to the
land of his birth and has decided tc
start at once. He will go by the way
of HaVre making the trip through
France. We wish him a pleasan,
journey. DIR. Schoch purposes a two
weeks visit in Pennsylvania and upor
his return about June 1st, will take
possessionof DR.. Mueller's Office over
the Pioneer Drug Store.
It ever man feels justly honored i
IS when, after 3 long absence from hi
home, he returns and is met with som,
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