New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-29


s.. Alexander left town YESTERDAY
for Minneapolis.
Col. Baasen transacted business il s.
Peter On Saturday.
"a. W. Bingham made business trir
to st Paul on Monday.
DR.. Strickler has furnished his office
with 9 new operating chslr.
a dance will be given at schmucker' IS
Tivoli on the evening Of the 3rd.
Frank Randall, the Winona attorney,
spent Sunday here with his wife.
Mrs. N. LearY took her little son to
Indianapolis last week for further med
ical treatment.
+. H. Behnke was in St. Paul last
week buying fixtures for his store in the
Meridian Block.
The spring vacation for the public
schools will commence next Monday
and last a week. !.
Louis Wellner and Jacob Spaeih Of
Lafayette have been selected as Jurors
for the spring term of the Nicollet coun-
ty court.
Chas. Wagner, VIM. Koch and Jos.
Eckstein will go to Red Wing next Mon.
day to attend Grand Lodge meeting
Of the A. O. q. w.
Henningsen & Kiesel have erected an
Illuminated mortar ir front of the City
Drug Store. The advertisement is GER
tainly an attractive one.
Henry Plath, son Of Herman Plath
Of Sleepy Eye, returned from Oregon
and Washington last week. He has
spent the last five years in those states.
Considerable improvement has been
going on in all the departments Of
Schell's brewery the past week. "A
good deal Of new machinery has been
introduced.
The mother Of Henry Poenling of the
town OF Courtland died Sunday Of old
age. She had reached her 91st year,
and was one of the oldest women in
Nicollet county.
The new bowling alley in Turner
Hall Park will be used next Sunday
afternoon for prize bowling. A silver
wine goblet will be given TO the person
making the best score.
| Seats for the Milwaukee theatre are
being sold SO rapidly that it has been
found necessary to reserve those ia the
gallery. Those who expect to attend
should secure their seats at once.
On Monday Chas. Stuebe shipped six
carloads of cattle to Chicago. Among
the lot were "a steers purchased of
Henry Wellner of Lafayette and which
| brought the neat sum of $1,434. Who
says that raising cattle doesn't pay.
Miss Augusta Fischer arrived here
from Chicago Yesterday and next week
will be united in marriage with Mr..
Geo. Schmidt of the Empire Mill Co.
Miss Fischer is known to quite numb.
er Of New Ulm people as she lived here
with her parents shortly after the Chi.
cago fire.
In discussing the subject of gymnast
les in the public schools, the Review 81
last week quoted certain members Of
the board as saying that certain SUBJECT.
we're now being taught in excess of the
time allotted to them by law. Prof. Nj,
offers refutation of this by saying thai
no subject whatever is taught in thu
schools of this city in violation of the
state law or the regulations of any
/ board.
y yesterday afternoon G. A. Hagbere
instituted habeas corpus proceedings 70,
the release of Geo. Schmidt of Lyon
i County, who is confined in our county
! Jail awaiting trial at the next term 81
court for grand larceny. Mr.. Hagberg
sets up the claim that if the ofenso was
really committed by Schmidt. it consti
tutes petty larceny and in that case the
justice court would have no jurisdiction
to bind him over to the district court
The prisoner has been in Jail since last
November.
On the evening Of May srd, the Zoeg.
iingsverein will give an entertainment
at Turner Hall in celebration Of their
25th anniversary. The exercises will
consist in the usual calisthenic and
gYmnastic performances and will also
include an entirely new feature to a
New Ulm audience in the shape OF
statuary groups representing Olympian