New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-10

Attention is called to the news ads. O
"a. Ottomexer and F. Knetzing.
Lyman Fuller has accepted apositior
IN the new clothing store of B. Behnke
& Co.
Dr. +. 2. James and WEa. F. Gieseke
OF Sleepy Eye were among Sundays
visitors.
Waterworks connections are being
secured this week by Herman Nagel,
Peter Herian, G. Book, F. Nagel, C.
w. b. HeidemaD and the courthouse.
The school board at its last meeting
decided that the flag should float from
the Union School building on August
lst, in honor of the 5OOth anniversary
OF the founding OF the Swiss Republic.
A travelling man. who has a large
acquaintance with the politicians of the
state, said to the writer the other day:
'Ihe scheme is to make Heatwole
governor and Merriam United States
senator. Mark the prediction
Funds are now being raised for the
building of an Odd Fellows Home in
this state. Why::wouldn't it be good
idea for New Ulm to interest herself in
this matter, and make an effort to Sc.
cure the institution? Certainly no place
is better suited for it.
John j. Dobson, the affable and
obliging manager of the Northwestern
Newspaper Union and author of the
famous dollar Miuute:' circular on
the publication of law supplements, was
in the city Thursday, the guest of Judge
Blanchard. Mr.. Debson was formerly
court reporter in this district.
Marriage licenses have been issued
since June 1st to the following parties:
81. +. Dirks and Mathilda Beckman.
John c. Schulz and yEdyn Trautmann,
Jos. Helget and Catharlna Wartha,
Herman F. L.Stark and Amelia Mielke.
Emil Dorkow and Barbara Kessner, JOS
eph W. JaDka and Magdalena Karl
and Jorgan Fladmo and Mrs. Inger
Thordson.
AS Rev. Nobis is still pastor of the
Congregational church, the Review
was in error when it said that Mr.. Mes.
ke would be ordained as pastor of the
church at this place, instead of into the
gospel ministry. In this connection it
might also be stated that the principal
address of this occasion will be made
by DR.. Smith Baker. well.kuown St.
Paul divine.
The concerts given at Union Hall on
Saturday and Sunday evenings
by the Ciciliaa Society we're
largely attended and we'll received.
The program on each evening was well
selected tossuit the taste of the audience,
and many of the numbers were pos
sessed of excellence. Vocal music, dec
lamation aud dialogues constituted the
principle features, and in nearly every
instance the rendering was of good
order.
At meeting of the Turnverein or
Saturday evening, Capt. Burg, C. L
Roos and Charles Gebser was appoint
ed as a committee to act with a citizen,
committee in arranging for Fourth O
July celebration. As New Ulm has hae
nothing of this kind for a number O
years, there ought to be enough bottled
up patriotism within our city to breal
loose in a celebration that would attrI,
visitors from all our neighboring towns
Let New Ulm observe the nationa
holiday IN manner this year, that W,
will have no reason to feel ashamed of
The May Louise Aigen Company will
appear at Turner Hall next Sunda,
evening with Mr.. Huebner as leadins
man. Both of these parties will be re
membered in connection with the Lie
nau-Reuter combination, and the kin,
words that they are receiving from tn,
papers of the state is guarantee o
their worth. The Shakopee Courie
says OF the company: May Louise Anger
closed her week 8 engagement on Satur
day night before large and select aud
fence. The play was East Lynne, will
the accomplished Miss. Aigen in tn,
leading role, one of her best efforts. 4
line performance, strongly supported
by that whole-souled manager, Mr.Free
Huebner, in the double character O
Levison and Carlyle. The entire com
pany did well, as in the previous per
formances. Come again; you will no
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