New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-03-12

auction sale viii be held at the farm Oh
John Korbel in the town of Sigel.
a son is the latest arrival il the fami.
i " Of Vim. Blauert. BE put il his first
| appearance Tuesday.
John Mohr, of Washington Territory,
who has been visiting here with his
children during the winter, is prepar-
ing to return.
Among the proposed buildings, that
we hear of for the coming season, is
one to be erected by l. Buenger on the
present site of his store.
Spring is coming. but it is one of the
principles of this Office not to receive
poems on the worn out subject, even if
written on only Que side of The paper.
Capt Whitney. of Faribault, and
Capt. Comstock. of Mankato, were pee
sent with Col Bobleter at the inspection
OF Company a last Thursday evening.
Oliver Peterson, of Waseca, has rem
ted the store in the Kiesling Block, for
merly occupied by E w. Baer, and
will open boot and shoe establishments
in few days.
From our Springfield correspondent
we learn that J. b. Velikanie has re
tired from the Adler and that Frank
Manderfeld will conduct the business
alone. The change was made Monday.
This week Frank Kuetzing gives no.
tice to the effect that his great closing
out sale will last only during the pres
ent month. He is still selling at the
lowest figures, however, and calls at
tention to his prices in another column.
| a Mr.. Amman. of CORTLAND, has
rented a portion of Union Hall and, after
the first of May, will use it as q saloon.
He also contemplates erecting large
barn in the rear of the hall, for the ac-
comodation of farmers.
/ A letter was received by C. a. Hag-
berg on Monday from DIR. Mueller, who
| is now enjoying the sunny climes OF
Italy The doctor writes that he Is
simply delighted with the scenery and
|, weather of the country, and describes
[ it in language that makes one envy his
good fortune.
Judge Cox. of St. Peter, has pub
lished a request that all members of the
Mounted Rangers, who enlisted ane
took part in driving the Indians from
the state in 1926. send their address
ses to him. He proposes to hold re
union OF the survivors OF the regimen
at St. Peter on the 3rd and 4th of Jul,
! next
The Agricultural Society has bough
: several pounds of evergreen seeds
g which it is proposed to distribute anon.
the different members. All of these o
course will not produce trees, but if tn
farmers are at all reasonably success
0 full in planting and raising them. th
landscapes of Brown County will b
b materially beautifed. With from 2
: to sc, 900 evergreens scattered over tn
: county in few years, the difference ii
) the appearance of our farm scenes vii
i be not only marked, but such as t,
cause wonder why it wasn't brough
about before.
!, The marriage of Miss Lydia Koch t,
Rev. Robert Heidmann, of Caledonia
was solemnized st the Lutheran churcI
last Thursday afternoon. Rev. AL
brecht performed the pleasing ceremo
ny, which was witnessed by lare,
, number of friends and relatives, AMI
after it was over. the happy coupl,
we're made the recipients of shower
of congratulations. To all of these til.
Review.2adds Its own, and gives its SIN
cerest wish for a life of utmost JOY ane
happiness OF the young people, it i.
needless to say much. The bride IS til.
respected daughter of our esteemed
townsmen, E. G. Koch and is too vel
known to require mention here. Th.
groom is the pastor of the Caledonis
andl Hokah parish of the Lutheran sy
nod. They left for their home at the
former place, Friday evening.
q The public servants. whose term Of
municipal Office expires next month,
are Mayor J. G. Rudolph. City CLERK
Schilling. Treasurer Mueller and AL.
derman Vim. Frank in the first ward,
Jos. Schumacher in the second, and E.
g. Koch in the third. Whether any
changes viii occur is hard to say. There
IS an underground working for certain
new candidates but as yet it has no,
showed sufficient strength to warrant
| the statement that the new force viii
| be different in any respect from the old