New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-05-28
Chas. Sommer will return from Wash

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Notice new announcement Of Anton
SchWerzler in another column.
Miss Emma Gebser has been quite
sick the past week, but is improving.
EXIT. Bischof. of Chicago,is making
his yearly visit with New Ulm friends.
Jos. Gales is the happy father OF a
girl, that arrived in his family on We'd
nesday.
LIT. Buschers went to st. Peter Thurs
day night to witness the inspection of
Company |.
Work on the foundations of the
Union Block and water works plant is
progressing rapidly.
Dances were held at both Union Hall
and Schmucker's Tivoli Monday even
ing Each was well attended.
Next Saturday is the last day on
which taxes can be paid without the
addition Of the ten per cent. penalty.
Hugo Schleuder, John Lockway and
Frank Manderfeld came down from
Springfield Saturday to attend the
dance at Turner Hall.
The public schools were closed on
Monday, it being Pentecost, and will
be closed again on Friday out of observ.
ance of Memorial Day.
Col. Bobleter arrived in New Ulm
Sunday morning and remained over to
the inspection. Sunday morning he
drilled the boys for fully two hours.
A heavy hail storm passed over por-
tions of Linden, Lake Hanska, Cotton
wood and Sigel Sunday afternoon and
completely covered the ground with
hailstones.
Jacob Hanson, resident of Manka-
to for nineteen years, committed sui
eide there on Thursday by shooting
himself through the head. Domestic
troubles were at the bottom of the af-
fair.
1t has been announced in several of
the papers that Judge Weber had re-
fused to recognize the motion for new
trial in the Bowen Collins case. This
is o mistake. The Judge has not yet
made his decision.
The Milwaukee City Theatre Com
panv will produce their last play at
Turner Hall tonight. A large audience
will greet them. and those, who have
heard of their merits. will not miss this
opportunity to hear them.
Jos. Koehler, who for several years
has been employed as barber in this
city, left last evening for Red Wing to
enter the shop Of his brother, Eugene.
He has always been known as one of
the most proficient tonsorial artists
New Ulm ever had, and there will be
many, who will hate to see him leave.
Somebody, who cares to make good
investment, should start steam laun-
dry in New Ulm. 1t is safe to say that
as much as $3.50 is paid out here every
month for laundry work, ard much of it
goes to outside towns. Why then
couldn't some New Ulm party interest
himself in the enterprise and reap the
benefits.
E. NJ. Moulton, the trainer of the
runner Tharnish, and for eight years
champion Splinter of tho United States,
has been in the city the past week,
seeking to make arrangements for a
race with a Redwood man. AS yet they
have come to no definite understanding,
but it is almost sure that the race will
come off.
New Ulm is to have another physician
and surgeon. DR.. c. Hirsch, of Black
River Falls, has been here the past few
days and has finally decided to locate.
He will enter the Offices of DR.. Berry,
in the Meridian Block, and calls atten-
to that fact in card in another column.
He is a Norwegian, but speaks German
English and other languages Huently.
We happened to glance over a copy
of Hoffmann's Catholic Directory for
1890 the other day, things we noticed