New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-14
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j; Sunday evening
Company a viii give picnic on the
25th.
g. a, Hagberg sold his Winthrop
farm last week for 50, 100.
a child Of Louis Zschunke died Sun
day morning. Tho child was only a
week old.
The Cecilian Society Of the Catholic
church are making preparations for a
concert to be given sometime ia June.
Ernst Herzog. of Tracy, and his
brother brother Robert, Of the city engineer
office OF St. Paul, visited with friends
here yesterday.
New Ulm should have steam laun-
dry. Most every town Of the size OF
ours has such an institution, and one
here would do good business.
John Isaacson, man living il La
fayette and about forty years Of age,
died on the 10th from the effects Of a
certain form Of cancer.
Robert scherer, having fully recov-
cred from his attack of measles, re-.
turned to the Minneapolis University
| Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs, R. Fischer went to
Minneapolis yesterday to visit friends
and also to attend a German theatre
given by Milwaukee talent.
Miss NJ. Haxel, formerly saleslady at
the store of G. Baltrusch, will open a
ladies hair dressing parlor over Beuss.
mans store next Wednesday.
Robert Fritsche carried off the gold
medal for q second time at the last
Company A rifle practice, and VIM.
Scheidrich won the silver badge.
The young folks, friends Of Miss Ber-
tina Koch, gathered at her home on
Sunday evening and rendered her a
pleasant surprise.
Henry Gerlach and wife were guests
of New Ulm friends over Sunday. Ger
ZACH is the Mankato architect and CON
tracted for certain buildings while here.
Company A will be inspected by Gen.
Bunker on the 9th of this month. The
boys are in good trim in many respects
and will no doubt make favorable i'm.
preston.
| F.XSchlump berger makes business
announcement in another column. In
about four weeks he will open farm
machinery Office in the Isidor Haas
place on Broadway.
4 The engine for the old city well has
arrived and the old tank has been re-
paired and put in place. Street sprink-
ling will follow at once. Mr.. Peterson,
who furnishes the engine free Of charge,
is entitled to thanks from everybody.
i A LIE Sueul marshal was in town
Monday looking for young man inter-
ested in breach of promise case. The
young man had skipped town to avoid
marrying girl that he had promised
to wed. The effort to find him here
however was fruitless.
James Dickson, of North Star, was q
j pleasant caller at our Office on Satur-
day. He informs us thatthe last heavy
rain was timely one, for up to that time
/ the season was very dry and the ground
was sorely in need of moisture. The
heavy rain, which fell here two weeks
ago, did not touch Sanborn at all
The Rife Club did its first shooting
early last Sunday morning. Everything
worked well and some of the scores
were excellent. The five standing high
est were as follows in the order given:
Chas. Hauenstein, Cbas. Brust, John
Hanenstein, E. Brandt Jr., and Theo.
Mueller.
When the census enumerator comes
around and people are asked for infor-
nation concerning their productions
and property interests, the fact should
{ he born ip mind that the enumeration
/ is sworn not to reveal any Of the infor-
nation he obtains except to his super
iol officers, and that no use whatever is
made of individual returns except to
foot and combine them for districts and
states. All should give hearty cooper
alton in making the statistics as COM
plete and accurate as possible. A Sc
we're penalty is provided for withhold
ing Information from the enumerators.
The Milford and Cottonwood Farm.
er's Clubs held a joint meeting at the
residence Of Bernard Marscbner in Cot.