New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

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lie schools close on the Goth.
There will be neck.tie ball at Tur.
ner Hall Sunday evening week.
p. R. Schleuder, of this place, has
located in the jewelry business at Lam
berton.
Holden is still as stubborn as mule.
He will not speak word, not even to
the jailer.
John Stoeckert left on Monday for a
few days visit with friends at Davis
Point, Wisconsin.
The work of taking the next census
was commenced Monday. Be ready to
answer all questions.
At business meeting Of Company A,
held Friday afternoon, Lewis B. Krook
was elected to the office of first lieu
tenant.
A heavy windstorm passed over this
region on Thursday night. Little or no
damage was done, however, although
much was threatened.
Miss Ida Hers and Miss Minnie
Pfaender, both of this city, graduated
in the kindergarten course of the Wi
mona Normal School last Wednesday.
Over the door leading into the CORR
doris of the Jail is that very appropriate
motto: God bless and keep thee. )"
The accent is supposed to be on the
last two words.
Geo. Scherer, of Mankato, was in
town Saturday. Saturday evening he
started for New York and in about a
week he will sail for Munich, Germany
to secure medical treatment for his
eyes.
John O. Dockin was brought down
from Springfield last week by Marshal
Schwartzrock. In drunken quarrel,
he is said to have drawn a revolver ON
one Cady, of that place, and the jus.
tice sent him up for thirty days.
Among the lawyers who attended the
spring session of the district court were
J. A. Tawney, of Winona, G. R. Davis,
of Sc. Peter, M. C. Robertson. of
Springfield, and Geo. R. Somerville, j.
M. Thompson and L. G.. Davis, of
Sleepy Eye.
Ernst Geschmeidler, one of the Mil.
waukee Theatre Company, had about a
column of correspondence over his
name in the Volkszeitung of Friday
regarding the company's visit to New
Ulm. To judge from this account they
were highly pleased.
H. G. Hays, formerly of the Sleepy
Eye Herald, was a pleasant caller one
day last week. He says that the paper
is now entirely in the hands of the new
management, and that he will go to
Duluth to accept position under Bow.
en- on the Daily News.
While coming to New Ulm on Wed
nesday from Fairfax. Peter Heck and
wife were thrown from their rig in a
runaway and sustained some slight
injuries. Mrs. Heck is bruised quite
badly about the face and Mr.. Heck was
hurt in the neck.
August Schell has just completed his
new storage building. With this he has
constructed during the past year a
solid brick structure, lis feet long, So
feet wide and three stories high. The
new road is also included in the list of
this years improvements.
A very enjoyable picnic was held in
Fred Kiossner's grove in Lafayette last
Saturday by the school children of dis
tricts So and z. The CORTLAND band
furnished music, and among the visi-
tors, who were present, were County
Superintendent Schulz, Sheriff Block
and Clerk of Court Mueller, all of St.
Peter. The presence of these gentle.
men is pretty sure indication that
politics will be set to whirling pretty
early in that county this year.
The fact that the band which fur
nished the music on Decoration Day,
was made up largely of volunteers from
several bands, who played for nothing,
should be enough to cause the city to
look after such things in the future.
The music was not what it ought to
have, been nor what it might have been.
if the city had done what the occasion
pe1mitted aud demanded. We do not
mean by that that the council should
go to great expense in matter of this
kind. but the event should be of public
interest enough to at least permit of
the employment of suitable music It
should not always be left to hecker
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