New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-30
LOCAL NEWS
The Lutherans will build new par

The Lutherans will build q new par
sonage this summer.
A son and heir arrived in the family
of Prof. Burk last Friday.
Mrs. Mowery will leave soon to spend
the summer with her parents in Ohio.
II. Feuerstein's property in Sanborn
was damaged by fire Wednesday after
noon.
Messrs. Frey and Siiverson went to
ST. Peter Friday with the view of pur-
chasing some fine horses.
Francis Baasen had his law Office
papered this week. The change it
makes is marked one.
John Hauenstein and Rev. Berghold
will put in another fish pond on the
formers place this summer.
j. P Holmberg, foreman of the Vim
egar Works, will move his family this
week from st. Peter to New UIm.
Capt. Donahower, of ST. Peter, re-
cei7ed his appointment as 9. 5. Mar
shall for Minnesota last Saturday.
VIII the city council please get out
its sprinkling cart, and relieve US dur
ing the summer of this terrible dust.
Quite number of New Ulm folks
will 60 to St. Paul next Saturday to see
the German Theatre Company of Mil
Waukee.
Henry Dletz, of Cottonwood, is erect.
ing a residence on State Str. with the
view of moving to town and making
New Ulm his home.
The firm of j. 81. Long & Co., OF
Mankato, who have done quite an ex.
tensive butter and egg business with
New Ulm, have closed for good.
New arrivals are reported in the fam
lilies of VIM. Brust and John Steljes on
Wednesday and in that of J. G. Toberer
on Thursday. At each it was a girl.
The piano OF Mrs. Hoffman will be
rafHed off next Sunday at Schumacher s
Tivoli. Only few chances are left and
these can be secured OF John Hoffman.
The old Gliding building was moved
the fore part OF the week, and the
ground On the several lots is now being
cleared and broken for the foundations
of the Union Block.
Next Friday is the day set by the
governor for planting trees. Let there
be general observance in New Ulm
Ulm among the property owners anG
on all public grounds.
Holden, the murderer, is acting very
queer Of late. He refuses to eat, ant
complains of sickness that bo1ders or
dementia. Whether it is feigned o.
not. it would be difficult to say.
The post-omee quarters in the pas
week have been repainted in such al
artistic and tasteful manner as to Civ
them the look almost of an elegant new
office. Add electric light now, Nh
| Schmidt, and you will have as fine
| general delivery as there is in the val
lev.
| Another commendable Building pre-
ject has been made public. Mrs. q
! Laudenschlager will erect a two stor
solid brick building, "a by so feet, o
the lot adjoining her store. The oil
warehouse will be torn down and tn
work of construction will commenc
soon.
The grounds back of Turner Hal
presented lively appearance all da
Sunday. In the morning, Burg's bal
terry held its regular drill, and the gul
club succeeded in doing some very poo
shooting. Out of a possible fifteen, tn
highest score was eight and the loves
two. In the afternoon, the city ban,
and baseball game occupied the at
tention of crowd of lockers on.
| Bernard Kalb. farmer living nea
Ft. Ridgley, lad several of his building
destroyed by prairie fire last week. Hi
granary with some grain and machin,
shed with al his farm Implements wer,
all lost. Mrs. Kalb, who became en-
tangled in a wire fence while fghtins
the flames, was overtaken by the fir,
and severely burned. The blaze startet
from neighboring farm where the,
were burning weeds and rubbish.
The marriage of Chas. Brust to Mis-
Kate Haeberle was quietly solemizet
at the formers home last Tuesday after
noon. No guests were invited and on
II the most intimate relatives were pre-
sent. Of the parties we need say no
thing. They are known to all and hav.
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