New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-08-06
The Empire and City Mills have shut


George Watschke has rented the
Doehne building on Second South st. 4
Julius Krause reports q new arrival
in his family on Saturday. It's a girl.
The campers at Swan Lake will not
strike their tents until the end Of this
week.
| DR.. Fritsche and wife will sail from
Germany for America on the 18th Of
September.
The Sportsmen's Club will give its
annual chicken picnic at Hunters Resi-
on Sunday, the 24th Of August.
III Cordes moved into his new resi-
dence last week and on Sunday cele-
brated the event in true royal style.
J. G. Rudolph. went to Duluth last
Thursday for few days visit. From
there he intends to taze trip to the
Western coast.
The basement of the new Catholic
church will be ready for use, October
LIST. Work nsthe rest of the building is
advancing rapidly.
1t is said that at Albert Lea last Sun
day hailstones fell, which weighed
three-fourths of pound two hours
after the storm was over.
In the storm of last Wednesday
morning, lightning struck the residence
of Mrs. v Orth, Of Milford, completely
destroying both building and contents.
John Mckenzie, lawyer from Lake
Benton, had business before Judge
Weber on Monday. Mr. Mckenzie
was at one time with Lind s. Hagberg
of this city.
A telegram was received here Mon
day morning, announcing the death at
Minneapolis of the wife of Adolph Due.
vel, a printer in the Minneapolis Freie
/ Presse Office. MIR. Duevel was at one
time a typo of the New Ulm Post.
James F. Hughes, secretary of the
Brush Electric Company, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived here Monday afternoon.
A meeting was to have been held yes
terdaY for the purpose of effecting some
settlement between the home and Cleve-
land companies.
To the farmers we would say, that as
you harvest your crops this year, lay
aside the finest samples of all your pro-
ducts and bring them to the Brown
County Fair for exhibition. New Ulm
will certainly appreciate your efforts to
assist in making the fair of 1890 a sue
cess.
/. Hon. A. G. Dunn, of Winnebago
City, has served preliminary notice
upon Hamlin and Dillman, the editors
of the Blue Earth City Post, claiming
that articles have been published by
them concerning him which are libel
Gus and false. This is the result of the
commencement of the county-seat fight
in Faribault County,
j Some mischievous young boys, who
are in the habit Of using sings for firing
shots and stones at windows and even
! people, are becoming altogether too
fresh for any use Even last week DR..
Kaula received a shot in the leg from
one of these pests and with such force
that had the ball struck him in the head
the result would have been serious.
The youngsters should let up before
they get into troubles
i A very serious accident occurred Ito
Mrs. Hitz yesterday morning She as
I standing on the sidewalk near the store
4 Of George ] acobs, when a vicious COW
4 came rushing down the street, chasing
/ a dog. The dog took refuge near the
lady, and before she had time to get out
of the way she was picked up on the
animals horns and thrown several feet
into the air. She fell to the ground
/ head first, and when taken up the blood
was oozing rapidly from her nose and
ears. Later. Mrs. Hitz died few
hours after the accident occurred. She
was rs years Of age.
Camp Sea Lion in the past week
has been rich in funny incidents. One
of these was the joke played upon. a
young man who as a consequence now
goes by the name Of Woodchuck Char
ley. The joke consisted in placing a
| dead woodchuck in a tree and giving
the young man gun with which to 60
hunting. Naturally in his hunt he ran
across the wookchuck and blazed away,
killing it Of course for the second time.
The trick was repeated again and even
for third time on the same young man
who never tnmbled to the joke until il
was explained to him. Since then he