New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-02

Rudolph Setter, in partnership with :
Mr.. Frank Fischer from St.Joseph, Mo-.
will open a protrait gallery in the Lei
bold building.
4 The five best scores at the last rifle
shoot were made by the following in
1 the order given: Gustav Goetch, G.
! Brust, B. Herzog, August Brandt and
r. Brandt.
II. II. Ross, of Columbus, Wis, will
handle cash from behind the counters
OF the Brown County Bank during the
summer vacation. He is nephew OF
G. H. Ross.
| a double wedding among prominent
young Lafayette people will occur next
Monday. The parties are JOS Klingler
and Mary Gabriel. and JOS. Weninger
and Annie Kling1er.
| The following New Ulm teachers will
attend the meeting Of the National Edu-
cational Association at St. Paul next
week: Miss Clara Rehfeld, Miss Mary
| Mclaughlin, Prof. Robt. Nix and G..
| Fischer.
Schubert & Flor, of this city; have
been given the contract to furnish the
Cottonwood and Milford Farmers Club
with Irvine. They agreed to furnish an
article, half MANILA and half sisal, for
1211a cents pound,
The following relatives from abroad
were in attendance at the funeral of
Mr.. Richard Fischer: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mareck of Minneapolis, Mrs. Braun and
son, of Wabasha, and Hugo Fischer, OF
Quincy, III. The latter will remain
here till August.
| The New Ulm enumerators have fin.
ished their work. and while there has
been an increase, we are sorry to say
that the figures fall far short of the ex.
pectation of the majority. The popula-
] ton on the returns will not average
much over four to every vote cast at the
bond election.
The opening of the flowers of night,
blooming cereus afforded quite an at.
traction in the window of T. Crone's
clothing store on Monday evening. 1t
is feature of this strange plant that it
blooms only once q year and then for
only one night. The bud commences
to open at sunset, and is closed and
with cred away by day break.
II. Frenzel is doing rushing bust.
ness these days, and look into his
pop and cider establishment at the
present time is interesting. A nice
thing about Mr.. Frenzel's productions,
is the fact that he uses only the very
best spring water, thus ensuring only
the purest drinks. With continually
increasing and improved facilities, also,
he is better able now than ever to salts
~ his growing trade.
| A lawn festival will be given tonight
at the home of Rev. A. Berghold. The
beautiful gardens, lighted with Chinese
lanterns. will be opened at eight O clock
and everybody is welcome, Ice cream,
soda water and like refreshments will
be served to all corners, aud it is in
tended, amid social chat and pleasant
gatherings, to have regular old fash
Toned garden party. Whatever money
is taken in, will be used in the pur-
chase of beautiful stained glass win
! dow for the new church.
VIM. Pfaender returned from New
York Saturday evening. The principal
business transacted by the Turner Con
vention, he tells us. consisted in the de.
cision to accept OF donation by two
ladies OF a piece of ground in Milwau
kee, valued at $50, COO and to unite the
German American Teachers Seminary
and the Seminary of the North Ameri
can Turner Bund for the instruction Of
teachers in gymnastics, in one. Build
ings for these united schools will be
erected, the estimated cost of which is
placed at 5000.
| Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Eleonore Winkelman tc
Mr.. Herman Gerber, of Helena, Mon
tana. The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. William Winkelmann, of Cotton.
wood, who for years has been identi
:. fed with the interests Of New Ulm anc
and Brown County in more ways thar
one. She is a lady who is generally
esteemed and who has hosts of friends
Mr.. Gerber is young gentleman whs
!, is in business at Helena. He come
: well spoken of, and has certainly beer
lucky in the selection Of his bride. Th,