New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-04-09
little girl arrived in the family
WenzeI Benkart on w ednesday

lWenzel Benk on Y ednesday.
Frank Whitney has sold his store ii
Springfield to Frank Peuser, Of thi
city.
The Teachers Institute for Brown
County opens at Springfield next Mon
day.
I The three mills, Eagle, Roller anc
Empire, sent carload of feed to the
sufferers in Dakota last week.
Rudolph Setter, Of the Washburn
mills, of Minneapolis, has been visiting
with friends and relatives iii this city
since Friday.
s Das Vetterle' made a call on his
New Ulm friends during the week.
This is about as sure a sign as any that
spring has really arrived.
Turner Hall is to receive a new coat
OF paint. The Improvement will be
one that will certainly add greatly to
the appearance of the building.
Edward Maltzahn has at last conclu.
ded to join with Messrs. Boesch and
Hummel in erecting a new building.
This means the finest brick block in
i town.
Judge Weber has ordered a grand
jury to serve at the spring term of the
District court. Under the new law, no
grand jury is drawn unless ordered by
the Judge.
The Concordia Band turned out in
full force on Sunday evening and sere-
naded former member, Robert
Fritsche, who had just returned from
attending business college at ST. Paul.
We are told that unless some few
people on the extreme south side clean
up their alleys, there will be trouble.
Those therefore, who know that things
are not just what they: ought to be,
would profit by taking notice.
VIM. Winkelmann, late owner of the
Springfield Roller mill, has concluded
to join the party, who in couple of
weeks will make pleasure and sight
seeiug trip to the state Of Washington.
He had at first intended to go to Europe.
The New Ulm Elevator Co.. consisting
of the three mills, Eagle, Roller and
Empire, will commence to operate in
August line of elevators, ten in all,
along the Northwestern road located in
Minnesota and Dakota. The ten eleva.
tors constitute recent purchase.
Sunday was Easter and appropriate
services were held in all churches. In
some of them the decorations were
beautiful and the rich presence Of frag
rant flowers, typical of the resurrection
day commemorated, made the services,
impressive in themselves, still more so.
The latest craze in society is game
called progressive anagram. It is
played in the same manner as progress
sive euehre, only no cards are used. A
large word is chosen and the one form
ing the most words from it gets frs
prize, while the one making the leas
takes the BOBBY prize.
1 August Kroschel has returned from
Oregon, where he has bought som.
property in Albany, about forty mile.
from Portland. Although Mr.. Kro
schel has purchased this property, b,
has not fully determined to make Ore
gon his home and may yet make up hi
mind to stay at New Ulm.
At the last meeting of the Sportsmen'
Club, a resolution was offered, asking
that the meetings, that is the bushes
portion of them, be held in English
This was done with the view 10 secur
new members. The resolution has no
yet been acted on and may not carr,
when it is. Still you cannot Away
tell.
!, One OF the pleasantest parties of the
season was that, rendered to a lare
number of friends on Saturday evenin.
by the Misses Koch add Haxel at th
home of Jos. A. Eckstein. /
!, splendid supper was served, aud il
games and conversation, the party last
Z ed. agreeably to all, to the smalle
! hours of the night.
Anoka invested in a system of waite
works, but was afraid to put in the bes
The result is that they would be just as
we'll Off without any, for as report ha
It, twas found necessary in a recent fir,
to carry the nozzle to the top of a build
ing in order to throw water into th,
cellar. This should be warning t.
our council to give New Ulm that only
which is sure to prove satisfactory.
i The death Of George steljes, young
man of about IS years of age, occurred