New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-01
4 picnic will be held on College hill

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j; change hands to-day
! The hose companies have reduced
their records to thirty seconds.
Misses Annie and Bertha Behnke are
the guests of friends in Minneapolis.
A daughter Of Carl Fischer is afflicted
with diphtheria in malignant form. ;
H. Hartung of Chicago is spending
a few days with his friend, Richard
Fischer.
Three Of the daughters of Dan Davis
will leave this week for Los Angeles,
California.
Fred C.Gley has given up his position
with Wyman, Patrick & Co. of Mime
apolis and will engage in business at
Redwood Falls.
Madelia and St.. James were visited
with a hailstorm last Wednesday that
smashed the windows in all of the prin-
cipal buildings of both villages.
Mrs. Sell, who has beenspendlng the
past few months here for medical treat.
ment, will start this week on Tip
through California and the South.
The city clerk requests US to state
that all bills against the city must be
filed with the clerk on the Saturday pre-
vious to the meeting at which the credi.
toriwould have them allowed. H..
The members of the Turnverein and
Zoeglingsverein and the turner scholars
are requested to meet at Turner Hall
at $50 o'clock on the morning of the
Fourth for the purpose of participating
IN the parade.
The fireworks stock of Gieseke & Son
of Sleepy Eye caught fire in some un-
known way Friday night and exploded.
The front windows of the store were
blown to pieces and some of the other
stock was damaged.
An interesting suit is being tried ov-
er in Rernadotte to-day in which a
young man sues his motherin order to
obtain possession of a threshing machine
of which she is partial owner. The fiji
lal love of that young man would hard
ly be of the right kind for a romance.
At the recent German Lutheran Syn
odical meeting in Hennepin county Rev.
Albrecht of this city was elected presi-
dent of the synod and F. H. Ketzlaff
treasurer. The three new directors for
DR.. Martin Luther College are Rev. AL
brecht. F. H. Retzlaff and Rev. Schultze
of Mankato.
E. G. Koch, who sailed for Germany
recently in the ship Prince Bismarck of
the North German Lloyd line, will have
the satisfaction of knowing that he
crossed the ocean in the fastest time on
record. He sailed from New York via
The Needles and was on the water less
than six days.
A strange party broke into the home
OF A. A. Bogen Friday night but did not
succeed in making away with anything
valuable. He was seen escaping by the
real door, just as Mr.. Bogen entered
through the front one. Suspicion attach
to tramp printer who called at the
office in the afternoon.
For good looks, winsome ways and
pleasing grace in the art of club swing.
ing, it is admitted that the class of New
Ulm girls were the admired of all ad.
mirers at the St. Paul funniest. New
Ulm has reason to be proud of the
young ladies who captured the plaudits
OF the multitude that watched the exer.
cises.
The St. Peter Tribune says that on
Sunday morning about three o'clock,
last week, Michael Marray, living in
LIE Sueur county, was summoned from
: his bed by a number of men under pre-
: tense thai he was needed to doctor 2
e ncighbor's horse, and when he got out
;. side was thrown to, the ground, his
clothes removed and he was treated to 9
coat of tar and feathers. A woman liy-
e ing with him as housekeeper was treat
ed III the same way. A suit against the
perpetrators of this outrage is to be
commenced. .
"Good name in man or woman is the
immediate jewel of their souls. He who
steals my purse steals trash; tbs some.
thing, nothing; twas mine, It's his, and
has been slave to thousands. But he
who flches from me my good name,
robs me of that which not enriches him
and makes me poor indeed The
master mind, who made Iago say
these words, perhaps had in mind the
Prince of Wales. or who knows hnt