New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24

MT. ". NJ. OlSen made run down te
Nicollet Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Otto Heimen has returned from
the St. Paul Business College.
Mr.. A. Schilling made Springfield a
visit Friday of last week.
Miss Eva Richards, of CORTLAND, has
re turned from Chicago.
G. II. Hornburg received full car
load of machinery last week.
Mr.. Joseph Vogel made a business
trip to Winona last Monday morning.
John Schapekahm is building a new
picket fence around his premises on
Minnesota Street.
Messrs. Epple and Hottinger were
seen on the streets of CORTLAND We'd
nesday.
Hardly a day passes but what two or
three Of the tramp brotherhood may
be seen laying around the depot.
M. M. Madigan, County Attorney of
Redwood County and Mr.. j. Larson, of
Lamberton were in town Friday on
business.
R. j. Marks representing the Vino.
ma Republican, was looking up subscri-
bers here last week.
Gruenefelder's full band, uniformed
and in their nice new helmets paraded
the streets and made nice music Sun
day afternoon
Mrs. Anton Brey and children receiv-
ed $4,000 from the A. 0. q. w. last
week for policy claim which they held
against that order.
The Tribune says that Mr.. Grimmer
was in St. Peter last Monday. What has
Mr.. Grimm done that his name is thus
used in vain?
Some of Mr.. II. Frenzers relatives
from Tacoma, Wash. Ter. were visiting
here few days last week and looking
over the country.
Misses A. Kicks, Bertha Schmidt, A
NJ. and l.. E. Getch and G. H. Dirks
spent Sunday afternoon in Lafayette
very pleasantly.
Humboldt, in his Cosmos, thought he
showed mp the world. Suppose he had
lived to know DR.. Bulls Syrup. But
he didn't alas!
A small sized runaway occurred Sat-
urday afternoon near the Empire Mill
by which some farmer had his wagon
pole converted into kindling wood.
Mrs. VIM. Sandman, Mrs. G. Baum
ley and Mrs. j. Simmet all of Lafayette
are reported quite sick. Mrs. Sandman
has been in town a few days in consul.
tation with DR.. Fritsche.
The appropriation tor the monument
on the battle fields of New Ulm has
been cut down to $4,000 by our legisla-
ture on account, we suppose, of pre-.
vious large appropriations for other
parts of the state.
Mr.. John Berg, one of Sigel;s sue.
cessful farmers, has decided to retire
from active granger duties and move to
to town. He is building neat one and
& half story brick house near Turner
Hall and will occupy it with his family
as soon as it is completed.
Since publishing the names of the
residents of New Ulm who are 70 wears
of age or older, the following have been
handed in to us :: Maria Anna Boblete1
70, Simon Vogel 80, Mary Jahnke 81
Qhe latter resides in the town of Cot,
tonwood with her son Fritz Jahnke q,
presently
| For several days past workmen have
been engaged in grading in German
park and planting nice evergreen trees
in rows throughout it. The grass begins
to wear a green coat and the prospects
are very favorable for New Ulm's hav.
ing a first-class out of door resort fo,
the summer.
Next Friday evening the Goth inst,
the 10th anniversary of the founding Of
the Odd Fellows Lodge in America will
be duly celebrated by the members Of
that body and their families in N ew
Ulm. The affair promises to be one Of
social enjoyment and pleasure and
Schmucker's celebrated Tivoli will echo
to the music of the merry dancers feet.
DR.. c. Berry and wife left Wed mes.
day evening for pleasure trip with
La Crosse Wis. the first point in view
for destination. The DR.. was undeci
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