New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-01

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Robert LoheYde went to Minneapolis
Thursday on business.
The Misses Hauenstein have returned
from their Tracy visit.
The family of Chas. Silverson will re.
turn from Cincinnati next week.
August Schilling of Morgan is sick
at the home of his mother IN this city.
Louis C. Bartels of Chicago is the
guest of the family of Aug. Hellmann,
Miss Rosa Engel of Chicago is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pfenning.
err.
Miss Helen George has been enter.
tanning friend from Michigan the past
few days. ~ -.....
Chas. Silverson was IN Iowa the
greater part of the week in the interests
of his mill.
Two of the St. Alexander Hospital
sisters have gone to Wilkesbarre, Pa,
on vacation.
Peter O. Rusten and Ingri Kven, both
of Linden, were married at the court
house on Saturday.
| North German Park has been sup.
piled with fountain. Let the work OF
improvement 90 on.
The quarterly meeting of the Sports
mems Club will be held at Hunter s
Rest next Sunday afternoon,
August Imberg of Fairfax has bought
the Ziegler property on Broadway and
will locate here with his family.
Matilda Fletcher, lecturer of con
siderable renown, will speak in New
Ulm in the near future. Her subject
will be lis Man an Angel?'
Judge Weber has denied Attorney
Cox's motion for new trial for Free
Rohlfs, convicted of bastardy at the
Nicollet county term of court.
The hotel bus lines will pass into the
hands Of Rolves & Wiesner to-day. A
round trip fare of 25 cents will here
after be charged all passengers.
Animal-shaped balloons have beer
ordered for the Fourth. These will af-
ford plenty excuse for the sweet small
voices of the ladies to say "Oh!!?'
The New Ulm class of active Turner's
were awarded the fourth prize in the
second group of competitive class
turning at the n Northwestern funniest
A heavy hail storm passed over Sige
and Stately Wednesday afternoon, do.
ing considerable damage to crops. \
son-in-law of Fred Engel was the heav-
lest loser.
DR.. Lilly, the Winthrop physician
died last Friday of consumption. HI
was classmate of some of the New
Ulm doctors, and was quite well-know1
in this city.
A pneumatic pump, capable of fore
ing water 100 feet above the surface O.
the ground, has been placed on thu
farm of Jos. Veg. The pump is of al
entirely new order.
The corner stone of the new Evan
gelical church was laid yesterday will
BETTING ceremony. The President 0
the Minnesota district was present ant
conducted the exercises.
| Nicholas Hillesheim, who was com
p1itted to the insane asylum at St. Pete
about six weeks ago, was brought hom
last Saturday owing to his severe Hines
as the result of a stroke of paralysis.
\ school picnic was held at Franz
Schneider's place in Cottonwood Sun
day. A lengthy and interesting pro
gram, prepared by the teacher, Ed
Hensel, afforded pastime for the visitors
A fine line of wedding and invitatio
cards has just been received at this Of
flee. Those contemplating matrimor
al union are invited to call and tax
advantage of the beautiful assortment
John Lind appeared before the Su
preme court in St. Paul Friday and al
gued the Basket Works case for tn
New Ulm respondents. The case wa
} submitted, and decision will be rem
dered soon.
While at Saltwater last Friday, She1
IF Schmelz had a short talk with Clifto
Holden. The prisoner had very littl
to say and appeared to take his con
tinement hardly. The warden says tina
he speaks with no one about the prison
and even refuses to recognize former &C
qualntapces.
| A lawn social will be given by tn
young people of the Congregations