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

County Attorney sommerville, OF
Sleepy Eye was in the city on Fri
day.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
| invitation to the commencement exer-
cises of the Winona Normal school.
| P. r. McHale. of the Western Union
Telegraph Office, left last Friday for a
two weeks visit with relatives in Nc
Gregor, Iowa
A. F. Walton, of the town Of Eden,
and Chas Black, of Sleepy Eye, have
been selected as petit jurors in the next
session of the U. S. district court at St.
Paul.
George Graf, of the firm of Brust &
Graf, eontemplates going to Washing
ton Territory to locate. We would
certainly be sorry to lose young man
of SO much push, and hope that he will
at once decide to change his mind.
George Schwabb, of Springfield, was
married last week to Miss Margaret
Schottenbauer at the brides Lafayette
home. Both are popular young people
and the Review extends congratula-
lions.
E. W. Jewett, of Boston, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. S. A. Bingham, OF
this city. Mr.. Jewett is on his return
home from an extended trip through
the western and Pacific Coast states and
will visit for a number of weeks in New
Ulm.
Henry Hammer, one of New Ulm's
old time citizens, who has been absent
for some time visiting relatives in Ne
braska, is again shaking hands with
old friends. He speaks of that state as
place whose chief features and curl
osities are prohibition and rattle-snakes.
The postmaster at Sleepy Eye has
announced that hereafter the post-of-
flee will not be opened on Sunday at
that place, because of the taking off of
Sunday trains This appears a rather
slim excuse for occasioning such pub
lie Inconvenience. Farmers particu-
larly will regret the order
At the state convention of A. D. q
| W.. held at Minneapolis last week, Jos.
A. Eckstein, of this city, was elected
Grand Master Workman. The selec-
ton is d worthy one. In the absence
of the former G. Nj. W., Mr.. Eckstein
had the honor of presiding over the late
three days session.
On Friday evening the weather was
Unusually delightful and a large num-
Der of our citizens repaired to German
Park, which at this tims of the year is a
most beautiful place of recreation and
resort. The city band had prepared an
excellent programme and throughout
the evening discoursed sweet strains OF
music. We hope for continuance OF
these Entertainments.
| The board of health have taken the
initial step in complying with the new
meat inspection law. and on last Friday
evening appointed FIR. Keller, inspect.
or 1t was the purpose of some of the
board to make each butcher in the city
an Inspector, on the grounds that il
would be less expensive. but the ap.
pointment, as it is, is 3 good one, and
will not fail to give general satisfaction
Clearance G. Hanscome, who. for the
past four weeks. has had editoria
charge of the Review, has retired from
its management and returned to hi.
home at St. Peter. Mr.. Hanscomt
gives up the position because of il
health and a disliking for indoor life
and his many friends in New Ulm vii
regret that his stay was necessarily 81
short. He is succeeded in the work b,
| F. W. johnson, of st. Peter.
| Mrs. Minnie Borchart, wife of VIM
Borchart, of Lafayette, died at her home
on Tuesday evening of last week, o
childbirth. The deceased was only thir
ty-one years of age and her death is /
sudden and sad one She leaves a HUSBAND
and child, two years of age, who have
the sympathy of many friends. Eth,
funeral occurred from the German Luth
eran church. of this city, on THURSDAY
and was largely attended.
| John Blake. of Ridgely, died las
Tuesday evening from injuries re
ceiVed in q runaway. The funera
occurred on Thursday, Rev. Beinhar