New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-03

Col. Wright of the Third Regiment
! has resigned. n
Tracy has voted $4,000 bonds for
water-works.
r 81. NJ. Ball of Eden.was caller Fri
day afternoon. ss,.
A. |. Setter went to st Paul Thursday
afternoon on business.
! Ben Marti of Fairfax was over on
Saturday to witness the Memorial exer-
cises.
Keute & Nagel have been given the
contract for the erection of a new resi-
dence for Mr.. Bruckbauer. Of Sleepy
Eye.
/ Wolfgang Schmid, the Springfield
merchant, was down Wednesday to at
tend meeting Of the new banking or.
ganizatlon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Rosskopf of Win
throp visited their New Ulm friends
over Sunday. From here Mrs. Ross
kopf went to Strassburg, ILL.,, to visit
her mother.
9. Coerper and wife of Hartford,
Wis.,, and Philip Gross Jr. of Milwau.
ke arrived here on Friday, and in COM
pany with Mr.. Gross of this city, will
leave this week on visit to Colorado.
A. II. Pickle, Geo. Raverty and A.
Meyer and wife of Golden Gate were in
the city Friday. The gentlemen were
soliciting for subscriptions to aid in the
completion of the Golden Gate town
hall. 1~."- ......
Read the news ads. this week of Gruen-
enfelder & Co., Ghas. Wagner, City
Drug Store, q. W. Hauenstein and
Chas stengel. There is always some
thing suggested in these changes that is
worthy of notice.
Thursday was Corpus Christi Day, and
was observed as holiday by the Ca
tholics of the entire country. In this
city procession was formed at the
church in which the band and several
hundred people participated.
Geo. Zeig and Miss Anna Schlegl,
both well-known young people of Sigel,
were. married at the Catholic church
yesterday. Quite a contingent of New
Ulm folks went out to their home to
participate IN the festivities which fol-
! lowed.
Andrew j. Eckstein, upon the urgent
request of his fellow officers, has with
drawn his resi- yaation as adjutant of the
Second Regiment. Many of the letters
sent to him, asking him to remain in
his present position, are very commend
atory of his services.
During the rain storm of Friday
might, lightning struck the barns Of
John Bartel and Frank Vogel in the
New Prague section of town, and des-
troyed both of them. The barn of
Vogel was filled with wood, all of
which was burned.
| DR.: J. H. James, second physician at
the st Peter Hospital and oculist, was
here Saturday. In speaking of DR..
Koch's lymph, he says that the treat
ment was tried on one of the consump.
tlves in the hospital, and that the pat
lent shows much Improvement.
! Freeman Talbot of Cleveland, lie
Sueur comfy, was on deck in New
| Ulm Friday, expecting to witness the
dedication of the Sioux monument, not
Knowing that the celebration had been
postponed till August. Mr.. Talbot was
one of the defenders of New Ulm dur
ing the Indian Massacre.
''Mrs. Knutson, or That Swede," twas
produced at the Union Hall on Monday
evening. There is no merit whatever
in such plays, written in ridicule of the
foreigner who is doing his best to mas
ter new language, and that of Monday
night was no exception. The Ole o.
sons, Yon Yonsons and Mrs. Knut5ons
will never be remembered after the adj
vertising posters are torn down.
r VIM. Koch, they say, is contemplate
ing the insertion of an advertisement in
that best of advertising. mediums, the
Review, offering to sell Ulm dogs at a
: bargain. He has two or three of them,
| which few days ago made meal OF
a neighbor's lambs, and since Koch has
had to settle for the feast with a $40 bill
he has come to the conclusion that a
man can better afford to get along with
out >B1m dogs than with them.
4 On Monday evening the team of C.
W. A. Krook became frightened, as it