New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
To-day begins the Lenten season.

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To-day begins the Lenten season.
/ Watch for Kuetzing's great lace cur.
tain sale.
Mrs. Follmann, of this city, will es-
tablish branch millinery store at
Springfield in the near future
John Wiesner was agreeably sur.
! prised by number of his friends at his
home in this city on Sunday evening.
The Rural Teachers Association has
gone to pieces. An uncreditable lack
OF interest was the cause.
Otto Baarsch has been transferred
from the telegraph Office at Lamber-
ton to that at Marshall.
4 Mrs. Bieble, of the south end of town
will soon dispose of her property here
and move with her family to Kentucky.
| Chas. Anderson. engineer in the En-
pire Mill, is the happy father of ;
bouncing boy. It's age dates from Sun
dav.
| The store of Frank Kuetzing is being
improved and convenienced with new
shelving and other changes. which
make it look like different establish
ment.
Take pains to look over the special
ad- of I. Crone on this page. He is not
selling out but is putting his goods at
remarkably low prices and states some
facts that are pertinent and to the
point.
! In another column will be found an
offer of the great Pioneer Press. With
out question it is one of the leading, il
not the leading journal, of the great
Northwest and it is now being placed
at figures within the reach of all, Read
| it.
Lille, q three year old daughter OF
VIM. Dehn, of Milford, died last FIJI.
day morning and was buried in the
city cemetery on Saturday. She was a
bright little girl, and the parents have
our sympathy in their bereavement.
| c. Ruemke expects to erect during
the coming summer large double
brick building on the lots next to the
bnilding now used as grocery store.
T. Mueller will in all probability oc.
cupy portion of the new structure.
/ Members of Company A will be in.
terested in learning that Gen. Schoef.
| fel has rendered his resignation as in.
spector general and that Chas. Bunker
of the Governors staff has been appoint.
ed in his place.
j On Saturday August Schell, togethe,
with few of his friends, celebrated the
62nd anniversary of his birthday, anc
| on Wednesday August Nagel marked
his arrival at the 74th mile post in The
journey of life. Both gentleman arr
old, but still active.
Ig. schwendinger has prepared !,
, stone for the grave of the late Mr.. Rein
hort, which bids fair to be one of tn,
} incest in the city cemetery. It is tn,
highest but one and in style and work
t manship is really fine. One OF th,
! stones-that which is to form the bod,
of the monument.-was imported direc
t from Italy.
Clifton Holden, the murderer was tax
en- to Redwood Falls yesterday, there t,
: receive sentence. He has been living il
: expectation of this day of late and ha
r been prepared, he says, with new evi
dence to astonish the courts. Delude.
r mortal! He does not seem to realiz
that every hope but one has been .akel
from him.
! Thomas Mulverhill has at last Sc
+ cured for New Ulm, what she has lons
needed-a nice hearse outfit for funera
services. The carriage is an expensiv,
, one, but it is beautiful and highly fin
ished. It is supplied with two sets o
fringed curtains and two. sets of plumes
which make it appropriate for al occa
sions. II is credit to its owner and to
the town.
The team of John Drummer, of West
r Newton. INDUCED in runaway last
Thursday which resulted in consider
J able damage. He had just crossed the
river bridge and was entering town
when the horses became frightened
threw the driver from the rig, cleared
two wire fences and succeeded in cut
ting and bruising themselves pretty gen
orally. Mr.. Drummer himself was no
injured, although one of the wheels
crossed a portion of his body, and thu
only damage, aside from that to the
horses, was done to the wagon.
The Office at the depot now presents