New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-17
LOCAL NEWS.
The schools close Friday.

On State Street.
Fred Sommer is home from Fair
haven, Washington.
A. Steinhauser will crate at Linden
on the Fourth. #
Judge Weber will deliver the ad-
dress at Spring feld on the Fourth.
DR.. L. A. Fritsche went to Tracy
Wednesday on professional business.
Base ball mines have been organized
and will play a match game on the 4th.
H. F. Keller, of St. Paul, brother
of Mrs. Geo. Bevier, is clerking for r.
Pfefferle.
Miss Emma Setter will spend the
coming week with her sister, Mrs.
Helmes, in St. Paul.
A number of the ladies of the city
held picnic in German park Saturday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Bobleter.
The marriage Of Miss Lousie Helm
TO VIM. F. Muesing, teacher in the
Lutheran schools, is announced for July
3rd.
Judge Cox writes that the annual re.
union of the Minnesota Mounted Rang
ers will be held at LIE Sueur July 3rd
and 4th.
Mrs. Catharine Glelsner died at her
home in West Newton on Tuesday of
last week of dropsy. She was seventy
one years of age.
In the livery stable of Kretsch &
Berg rats gnawed through the lead wat
er pipes, causing leakage. The pipe
is quarter of an inch thick.
An effort was made to secure Igna-
thus Donnelly or Bob. Evans to speak
here on the Fourth, but neither was
free 10 accept the engagement.
Company A, Capt. Steinhauser COM
handing, will leave for camp at Lake
City this evening. The company will
return on Saturday of next week.
A.T.Behnke of Tracy passed through
here Saturday on his way to St. Louis
where he will attend national meeting
of the Order of Railway Telegraphers.
Anton Adam and Louis Bret were
up from New Ulm early in the week
looking up site for a brewery which
they expect 10 establish here.-Spring-
field Advance.
Two young men from Minneapolis
passed through here Thursday evening
on their way to Big Stone Lake, hav-
ing made the entire distance in a skiff
up the Minnesota river.
John Lila again captured the gold
medal in Sunday mornings rifle shoot.
The four who followed him were Chas.
Hauenstein, Ernst Brandt, Gustav
Goetsch and Chas. Brust.
A Reinemann, representing the first
clothing factory established in Mime
sofa, that of Kuhl, Cummings & Co. OF
St Paul, made his first trip through this
section for that firm last week.
The following parties attended a
Congregational conference at Spring
field on Wednesday: Mesdames F. H
Behnke. A. w. Bingham and G. Nov.
cry, and Rev. F. L. Meske and Horace
Newhart.
Charles Wagner has sold his furni
ture store to Henry Saverine and A. H
Wagner who will take possession July
1st. Mr.. Saverine is brother.in.laW
of E. G. PAIL and comes from nea,
Davenport, Iowa.
Friends in New Ulm of James E.
Romans of st. Paul will be pleased tc
learn of his marriage with Miss Marga
ret Gardiner, which occurred June End
Mr.. Romans will be remembered as
clerk in the City Drug Store for num-
Der of years.
NJ. Mullen has sold his warehouse in
the rear of Retzlaff' machine store tc
Rolves & Wiesner for 81, 200. The new
owners will tit it up as headquarters
for their bus and hack line and also sc
as to enable them to 60 into the livery
business on a small. scale.
A test of the water mains on Ger.
man Street and in the park was made
Thursday with very satisfactory results.
A pressure of 100 pounds was applied
without any break-a pressure that
would have thrown water into the air.,
unobstructed, a height of $50 feet.
The May Louise Aigen Co. appeared
in Camille at Turner Hall on Sunday
evening. Barring the acting, which,
to say the least, was far from fair, the
play in itself was not one that takes