New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-15
Fred Rosskopf Of Owalonna IS here

on a visit.
Daniel Katz has sold the Fairfax mill
for $15, 900.
Mrs. E. G. PAIL returned from Chica-
go yesterday.
a new bowling alley will be built in
Turner Hall Park.
a. a. BogeD returned on Friday from
q weeks stay in Chicago.
g. w. H. Heidemann has recovered
from his attack Of la grippe.
Wenzel schotzko has decided not to
take out a liquor license this year.
kretsch & Berg have sold their Ham
bletonian to Charles Rost Of St. Peter
The electric light plant has been sup.
piled with new heater at cost of
$500.
Isaac Gallagher was down from
Sleepy Eye Monday afternoon on BUSH
ness.
Minnesota Street will be sprinkled
this year from Second South to Fourth
North.
Jos. Schumacher will give a social
dance at his Tivoli on the evening of
the 10Th.
Attention is invited to the new ads of
Chas Wagner, H. Loheyde, F. Kuetzing
and G. A. Ottomeyer.
The contract for grading State Street
from Second South to Seventh North
will be let on the 23rd.
Mrs. Chas. Schoregge of Sleepy Eye
visited with the family of Albert Behnke
several days last week.
Leonhard Haeberle did not succeed
in selling his house to F. Engelbert as
was reported some weeks ago.
A Republican league convention will
be held in Cincinnati April 21st. H. G..
Hays of this county will attend.
Marriage licenses were granted this
week to John Macho and Lena Lang
and Jos. Arbes and Mary Lukas.
John Lunn of Albert Lea. general
agent for the New York Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Is in the city.
Fred Pfaender has resigned his posi-.
ton with John F. Neumann, and will
engage IN the insurance business with
his father. ~"
Chas Hornburg Jr. of New Ulm was
here Monday, visiting his sister, Miss
Mary, who is at present very ill.-Fair-
fax Crescent,
The town is being worked by insur-
ance men. Some there are who think
they have been taken in, and before
the week is over it is quite likely that
something will have dropped.
The contract for carrying the mail
over the Sleepy Eye-Madelia route by
way Of Hanska and Albin, distance
of thirty-two miles and back twice a
week, has been awarded to G. D. Jack
son at 1856. The term extends from
July 10, 1891, to June 8, 1895.
While Dietrich Boese was engaged
in painting his wind mill last Saturday,
bullet was fired from gun in the
hands of some boy near byand struck the
wall within six inches of Mr.. Boese'
head. The young fellow who tired tie
bullet, should in the future find some
other target than a human being. Still
better would it be, if lie ceased to han.
die such dangerous weapons altogether
August Hellmann informs us that on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Backer, who
rents Hellmann's farm, noticed man
walking up the railroad track, and that
about the same time his daughter saw
that railroad ties had been thrown
across the track between the crossing
and the graveyard. She went and re-.
moved them, of course, and also noticed
that broken coupling pin had been
fastened onto one of the rails, so that
had train come down the steep grade
before the obstruction had been re-
moved, it would certainly have been
wrecked. The man who plotted all this
meanness was probably tramp.
At meeting Of the school board on
Friday evening, the matter of gymnas-
tics in the public schools was brought
up and thoroughly discussed. When
the question was finally put to vote,
the opposition developed the most
strength and succeeded in defeating the
scheme. Their objection to the intro
duction Of gymnastics in the schools
was that it would give rise to much op.
position from certain factions in town,