New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-06-05
A grand ball will be given at Union
Hall next Monday evening

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Hall next Monday evening.
Take look at Loheyde's menagerie
in another column. twill interestyou.
The Second Regiment. under COM
mand of Col. Bobleter, will 60 into
camp on the 18th of this month.
A dance was held at G .Fischers place,
south of town. Sunday evening. Quite
number attended from here.
Alfred Roos, since last Saturday, has
been acting as breakman on one of the
construction trains on the Northwestern
road.
Steve Hance has accepted a position
with j. Cogan, the book dealer, and
will continue with him till September,
when he will 60 to Washington.
A telegram has been received here
stating that DR.. Mueller and j. Jonka
arrived safely in New York and left
that port for Europe Saturday morning,
Hon. VIM. r. Estes, of Madelia, was
in town Monday. Mr.. Estes was one of
the prominent members of the last leg
islature.
Robert Scherer, who has been attend
ing the State University at Minneapo-
lis the past winter, returned home on
Saturday evening for the summer vaca-
ton.
The following was list of the adver-
tised letters lying in the postofdce June
4: F. j. Leitz, r. Mullen, Ada Kimbel,
Carolina Schmidt, II. L. Way, Bud
Dennis and E. D. Thorne.
Marriage Gcenes were issued during
the past two weeks to G,lstave Zeigen-
hagen and Ida Wendt, Rudolph Petrich
and Annie Fenske, George Braun and
Bertha Berg, and to Frederick Dittes,
Jr. and Mary A. Glass.
The usual rifle practice was held
Sunday morning at which the honors
were carried off by j. B. Schmid, Chas.
Hauenstein, Fir. Grebe, Chas. Brust,
and August Brandt. From the score
made, the club contains some pretty 6ne
shots.
Mead's Ministries did not show at
Union Hall on Sunday evening as was
advertised. They failed to obtain Ii
cense during the week and the autho-
rites refused to grant it on Sunday.
New Ulm people didn't miss much by
their non-appearance.
The following is the program for the
city band concert next Saturday even.
ing.
l. Union Square o. St, 2. Dispatch
Overture, 8. Happy Memories Waltz,
4 Silent Night Sarenade, 5. Engine
Polka, 6. Superb @. ST., z. Lillian
Schottische, s. Dark Horse.
The fire department and Turnyerein
are making preparations for celebrat-
ing the coming national holiday. So
far the arrangements include parade
and we'll prepared program Of speech
es, games and pastimes. A grand con-
cert and ball will while away the even
ing hours. That's right. Let the old
bird scream herself hoarse with patri.
otism.
The shot gun club have changed the
hour for Sunday practice from the
afternoon to ten in the morning. The
shoot last Sunday showed some inn
provement but there is room for lots
more. The score out of a possible
fourteen was as follows: j. B. Schmid
10, Chas, Roth 10, G. Fischer 4, A. A.
Bogen S. A. Hagberg s, H. Beussman
6, W. Frank 5, G.. Hauenstein z, j. Ga
briel 5, T. Mueller 5.
Don't forget the exhibition at Turner
Hall next Sunday evening. The mem
bers OF the class, that have arranged to
go to CINCINNATI, have the affair. in
charge and have prepared an elaborate
program consisting in exhibition feats
in gymnastic exercises, interspersed
with music. The entertainment will
conclude with dance and everybody
should make an effort to help fill the
hall and give the boys some assistance.
The match game Of ball between the
college and New Ulm mines was played
on the afternoon of Decoration day
and resulted in victory for the
college club by score of 81 to z. It
was ragged game and in fact the
poorest exhibition of ball playing the
city club has given yet Every man in
the team seemed bent on making re-
cord in errors, and the way they fell
over the ball, juggled grounders and in