New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-04-15

State Street.
Burg's Battery had its first drill Sun.
day morning.
Mrs. John Halvorsen, of Linden, died
last Wednesday
The Fortschritt will be printed on
Wednesdays hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Liver left fol St.
Paul Saturday afternoon.
y DR.. Stricken was in st. Paul lasG
Wednesday and Thursday
Henry Crone went to Chicago We'd
nesday afternoon on business.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Blauert on Sunday.
The telegraph Office has new mes
senger boy in Richard Baasen.
Henry Engel, the Nicollet miller,
will move his family to New Ulm.
Mrs. Baptiste Karl left for Milwau-
kee last week on a two months visit.
Fred KlossDer will open his saloon
in the old Basket Works building to.
day.
Geo. Dayton of Sleepy Eye moved in
to the Baptiste Karl building last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Wenzel Schotzko gave party
to a number of friends on Thursday af-
ternoon.
The concert and ball at Union Hall
on the 18th received only a small at
tendance.
W. L. Seaton left Monday evening on
a business visit TO ST. Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Duluth.
John Stoeckert will not accept the Of
fer of So 900 for his brickyards. He de-
mands $4,000.
Mrs. w. A. Hubbard and mother have
gone to Browns Valley on visit to
Mrs. Hubbard's sister.
Parties from abroad have made JOS.
Schumacher an offer for the purchase OF
his brewery and other property.
Horace Newhart has returned from
Northfeld. Ill health has compelled
him to give up his college studies.
Judge Weber and Wenzel Eckstein
went to Beaver Falls yesterday to at
tend the spring term of the district
court.
Geo. Schmidt of the Empire Mill left
for St. Paul Friday afternoon on bust
ness. He will also visit certain eastern
cities.
| G. G. Hanscome, formerly editor OF
this paper, now with the St. Peter Her
aid, visited with Us for few hours Fri.
day evening.
Unless something unforeseen turns up
to prevent, the Heideman- Striemer
debate will come of at Turner Hall
next Monday.
Last week Judge Brandt married the
Tooth couple since his term of Office be-
gan. The parties were John Bauer and
Walburge Lindmeyer.
Mr.. Lind went to St. Paul Saturday
evening to meet his family who were
on their way home from Chicago. They
arrived in New Ulm last evening.
The Wade-Leroyle Musical Comedy
Company appeared at Union Hall to a
small audience on Friday evening, and
at Turner Hall on Sunday evening.
The first Company A target shoot Of
the year was held Sunday afternoon.
Emil Steinhauser won the gold badge
and Charles Stoeckert the silver one.
A social party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. A. Bingham afforded jol.
ly entertainment to number of young
ladies and gentlemen on Tuesday even.
ing.
Seeding has been delayed to grea,
extent by the wet weather of last week
and the heavy rain Of Sunday night.
Very little grain has been sown in this
vicinity.
Pension Agent Blanchard has secured
a pension for old J. Il. Castor who is
now at the Soldiers Home The nen.
sion dates from July 10Th, 1889, and a.
mounts to Sc a month.
The Milwaukee Theatre Company
are booked for one Of the st. Paul opera
houses from May | to June l. It will
probably be during this time that the
troupe will visit New Ulm. s..
a little boy Of T. Mueller's was quite
badly burned about the head and face
last Saturday afternoon BY the explosion
Of some zEerOs1na nil In a coo1 stove < !