New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-16

Note the new ad Of Riehartz s
Z, Faas.
/ Prof. Muntz. the piano tuner, is in
. the city.
Sd. Peterson is at st. Paul on busi-
ness.
There will be dance at Union Hall
on the evening of the Goth.
August Schell is making rapid prog
ress on his new storage building.
Jos. A. Eckstein took part in the A.
Q. y. w. meeting at St. Peter Friday
evening.
1 Speaker Reed has fixed on June 18th
as the date for the adjournment of con-
gress.
Luther Nichols and family, of Fair
fax, are visiting with the family of G.
n. Hornburg.
The interior of the Chicago House is
being repapered and generally i'm
proved.
Mrs. Albert Setter and Miss Mueller
were the guests over Sunday OF Mrs. F.
NJ. Thompson. of Sleepy Eye.
J. Stoeckert, the brick and pottery
man, is building kiln in which to burn
brick for Leonhardt's furnace.
A number from here went up to
springfield last evening to hear the
Igreat Ignatius DonnellY speak.
The store Of G. Baitrusch. was closed
on Saturday IN consequence OF proceed
ings instituted by the Citizens Bank.
Henry Rabe, at one time clerk with
B. Pfeferle, will go TO GAINESVILLE, Wis,
this week to attend school Of telegra-
/ ply.
i We understand that there are
i those who will see to it that this year
the streets will be sprinkied. Good
enough.
In another column H. Frenzel adj
i yertises his pop factory. This is the
!. season of the year when such mild
| drinks come into demand.
The weather for the past few DAYS
has been all that the farmers could
: want. Seeding is over as result, and
2 all will no" join in wishing for plenty
: of rain to give The crops q good start.
! The Lind bill for district court diyis-
ion has been favorabIy reported to the
Senate by the judiciary committee.
: This means that it will pass and become
! a law
4 s.. The boys from many companies OF
4 the second regiment are in favor of
I holding the annual encampment this
s year at either ST. Peter or New Ulm.
! The present grounds are at Lake Ci:y,
; but il it is the will Of the majority it
can be neld elsewhere. The question
: then is, does New Ulm want it? If so.
is time That steps be taken to that
end, the same as is already being done
!. oy ST. Peter.
The Ladies Society of the Turnverein
!, nave arranged for their Fair to be held
ut the hall, Saturday and Sunday the
the Srd and 4tn OF May. During both
days, ice cream and other refresh ments
VIII be served, and the evenings, we
are assured, will be passed off pleasant.
) ~ to all. On the latter evening especi-
! ally, a concert will be given which
promises to be interesting. The ladies
also have large number of articles.
both valuable aud beautiful. when will
be disposed of at tina time.
On Tuesday, a Washington dispatch
4 says, Congressman Lind distinguished
himself on the floor of the house in a
speech on bill, which prohibits the
service Of aliens in the United States
navy. He secured the close attention
OF the members and is sgld to have
poured literal hot shot into Capt. Bou
4 telle, the Maine man, who IS alledged to.
4 have said that foreigners made poor
I, soldiers and sailors. Lind succeeded
in lacking amendments tothe bill which
prohibit injury to aliens already in the
y service.
/, The town Of Kenyon Goodhue county,
has Just brought to light one Of the lat
est family puzzles. In the family of
Lyman Turner of that place there are
eight persons. representing forty-threo
relationships, as follows: One great
grandmother, one grandmother, three
mothers. one mother-in- law, four daugh-
tiers, one granddaughter, three great