New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-03

Business is picking up in local rail
way affairs
Nicollet countyss teachers are al
attending the Teachers Institute at St
Peter.
Charles Wellner and others of Lafa
yette went with the excursion Monday
evening to Washington Territory.
A communication from Mr.. Calkins,
of Tracy is crowded out of this issue.
1t will appear next week.
Two gallons of syrup in three hoop
wooden pals for 80 cts. at
F.H.BEHNKE.
A ten months old child of Ferdinand
Langhoff died last Wednesday and was
buried Thursday from the Lutheran
Church,
The Union House has had a large ice
box built to be used in the bar room of
the hotel. Mr.. j. Krause was the
builder of it.
Geo. Benz, Jr. of St. Paul was in the
city over Sunday, While in the city
Mr.. Benz looked over the stone quar-
ries.
We learn since Mr.. Lowry's depart
ure for home that telegram had been
sent him here announcing the serious
illness of both his wife and daughter.
Mashed strawberry ribbons sell at
one dollar yard, but you can get a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for on
" twenty live cents.
Prof. Muntz the Piano tuner will be
in New Ulm this week prepared to do
all work in his line. Leave orders at
Olsen's Drug Store.
VIM. Deller, who has acted as clerk
at the Union House for some time past
leaves for Montana to-day. We hope
fortune will smile on you in the far
west, Mr.. Deller.
Fred Hauenstein has fitted up room
adjoining Eibner's restaurant in which
he will put a first class stock of
jewelry. We wish Mr.. Hauenstien all
the success possible.
DIR. Schoch rode rs miles throughout
the country towns last Friday. If a
st. Paul Globe reporter had accompa,
MED the Dr., that paper would come
out the next morning and tell how
many revolutions the wheels made IN
going that distance.
Mr.. Schumacher Is fixing up the inter-
ior Of the Tiyoli in nice shape: all the
walls have been oil painted aud fresco-
ing is now being done. j. Hirsch did
the painting while c. Heller is doing
the fancy work. Mr.. Schmucker is
evidently determined to have a first
class placed Of resort.
Henry Harmenine, of CORTLAND, was
a caller Monday afternoon and in
formed Us that himself and wife would
leave that evening for Portland, Oregon
where they will hereafter reside. A
number Of Sleepy Eyeites Joined Mr.
Harmening here and will accompany
him to that western home to start life
anew
Mr.. b. Heinebach received the sad
news by telegraph from Chicago lasl
Saturday, that his daughter-in-law
Mrs. Herman Heinebach died of diph.
liberia on that day. In response le
these news, Miss Anna Heinebach left
for Chicago Sunday evening. Deceased
leaves u husband and two infant child
rem to mourn her departure.
Hugo Rehfeld came up from ST. Pau
Monday for a few days visit with hi.
mother and sister. Mr.. Rehfeld has re-
signed his position as travelling sales
man for Nicholson and Spencer, of ST.
Paul He has formed partnership
with Herman Schlichting and Their
business is to be the manufacturing ane
selling of cigars both wholesale and re
tail. New Ulm friends may find Mr.
r. at 317 East Seventh Street, St. Paul
A clerk employed at Mr.. Pfeferle'
store met with an accident Monda,
forenoon which might have been quit,
serious. He was hauling load o
boxes over gutter when the motion o
the wagon threw his leg between th,
side of the wagon box and one of tn,
wheels. The horse started to run bu
stopped When called to. Had the hors,
run away. broken leg would have Ger
tainly followed; as it was it wa
wrenched and twisted enough to make
it very painful for several days to COM
Fred Vogelpohl was in a big hurry t,