New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-06-10

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n. Mullen was a st. Paul visitor Sat
=urday.
w. A. Hubbard was in Minneapolis
Wednesday.
Miss Herta Weschcke has returned
from Milwaukee.
=. q. PAIL is entertaining his brother.
in.law, Mr.. Saverine, from Iowa.
VIM. Rautenburg, of Lafayette, lost
q child from diphtheria Monday night.
Little Norman Lind is now the proud
possessor OF Shetland pony and rig to
suit.
The Conco1dia Band will hereafter
give their park concerts on Wednesday
evenings.
A. A. Bogen went to Winona and La
Crosse Saturday afternoon and returned
yesterday.
Emil Dol kow and Barbara Kessner.
both of this city, were married Satur.
day. The Review extends best wishes.
Pfaender's farm was the scene Of a
pleasant Ipicnic on Sunday. About
fifteen of the young folks were parties
to the affair.
Philip Gross and son and Mr., and
Mrs. Coerper left for Denver last Wed.
nesday. Mrs. Roos accompanied them
as far as Mankato.
A. A. Stone of st. Peter was in town
Monday. Mr.. Stone has been men
toned in connection with the congress
sional nomination should Lind refuse to
enter the race.
The commencement exercises of the
DR.. Martin Luther College will be held
in the hall on Friday evening. An in
teresting program has keen arranged
for the OCCASION.
Mr.. Wilson, a Mankato man, passed
through here Sunday morning on his
way to Tracy. He made the trip on
bicycle, and was four hours in coming
from Mankato to New Ulm.
Wednesday night, the South Side
hose company laid six lengths of hose,
and had the water turned on in one
and one quarter minutes. Saturday
night. they performed The same work in
three-quarters of 2 minute.
A nun Der of New Ulm people who
are interested in San Diego real estate
will be interested in learning that new
railroad is really to be built from that
city to San Quinton, Lower California
q project that is expected to give live
ly boom to San Diego.
T Miss Lena Graft was taken sudden
ly and seriously i'll Sunday evening N
returning from concert at Union Hall.
An unusual light in one of the windows
Of her home caused her to think that
the building was on fire, and the result
was a shock from which she has not vet
recovered.
The Catholic congregation of this
place are indebted to Mr.. Schwendinger
of New Ulm for beautiful statue of
St. Joseph. The statue has been
placed in the church, and was shown
to representative of this paper on Tues.
day. 1t is about a feet in height and
is a model piece of workmanship
Fairfax Crescent.
It is understood that Turner Hall is te
be furnished with waterworks connec
tons. 1t is not the province of the Re
view to offer suggestions on matters Of
this kind, but it would perhaps do nc
harm to say that theatre-goer woulC
be highly pleased if the hall was also
furnished with another needed improve
ment, electric light.
In the bowling contest at Turner
Hall Park. Sunday afternoon, Frank
Burg won five prizes, E. G. PAIL, Emil
Wicherski and Peter Herian one each.
and Andrew Aumueller two. The priz.
es for best scores on the hook and
ring game were divided between Paul
Voss, Chas Hauenstein, c. B, Liver, F.
W. Hauenstein and Dora Hauenstein.
A man by the name of Carl Munson
was brought to the hospital from Wal.
nut Grove last week to receive treat.
ment for blood poisoning. Some three
weeks age, he was engaged in harrow.
ing in his fathers field, and, in turning
corner sharply, the harrow was
thrown against him, SO that one of the
tines pierced his foot. Blood poisoning
ensued, and his case is now serious
one.
The School board held its regulal
meeting Friday night and among other
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