New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-20
WEDNESDAY, p 1895 VIZ

John Larson has rented the Henninp-I
sen residence on Broadway. ss
Mr. and Mrs a. schrader1, were
pleasant surprised By their friends last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jonas udenschlaeger viii en-
Etertain 9 party of friends 1T tea to-mor-
row afternoon.
One Of VIM scheiderich's children had
Elis his 2 leg broken il falling from hay
stack Sunday afternoon.
Henry Fortwengler j. was made hap
py during durin the week BY the arrival of a
little daughter at his home
Fl schnobench who has been living
on the farm of his father-in-law, Mr..
Penning, moved to town last week.
n. a. Bingham and Henry Mueller
we're at Mankato Monday and purchased
q high-grade thoroughbred Jersey bull. .
Our streets are in a terrible condition
covered as they are by the dust and dirt
OF last fall to the depth of several in
5ches. The germs of disease are hidden
tlereln, and no time should be wasted in
cleaning up. = .s
The necessity of waiting for mail from
Sunday morning til Msnday night seems
unreasonable. Arrangements could Just
as we'll be made as not, whereby Sun
days mail could arrive here on freight
early Monday morning.
Mrs. Schwerzler, aged fifty-six, died
of dropsy last Saturday morning. She
had been alling for about five months
and her death was not unexpected. The
funeral occurred from the Catholic
church Monday morning and was large
" attended. ~ l..
Eugene Grossjean returned with his
bride from Iowa last Friday morning
and is now boarding temporarily at
Hotel Wien. The Review takes pleas.
ure in congratulatiDg the happy young
couple and trusts that life to them NAV
be as one long, happy summer day.
There is talk of paving Minnesota
street. The Review certainly approves
of all such improvements, but would
suggest that it would be folly to do any
paving without first providing for sew
ers. It is simply matter of business
economy for the taxpayers
The Columbia single-Tube Tire seems
to have established record for holding
air. 4 Toledo rider reports that his tire
was pumped up in October. 1898, and
did not need to be inflated again until
April "A, 1894. Surely that tire knew
how to hold its own. -.
The commissioners met at the court
house this merning and opened bids for
the completion of the ourt-house.. The
bids were as follows 4. W. schweppe,
$3.50; Hanschen, $3,790; Leck & Co.,
$4,348; Schapekahm 6 Co.. So 1894 Tap
pc, 1868; Heers, $4,000; Jaehn. 81, $40;
Ochs, $3,985. The contract has not vet
been let. -.
A couple of weeks ago the Review
contained a report, copied from one of
the daily papers, to the effect that Con-
gresham Tawney had been snubbed bv
Ex-Speaker Reed. Mr.. Tawney writes
in reference to the report as follows:
The statement is wholly and absolutely
false. It was sent out from Washington
by the reporter of the St. Paul Globe
without a particle of foundation for it.
/ showed the article to Mr.. Reed and be
was very much chagrined to think that
a statement of that kind would be pub
lished. In fact, I don't think there is a
member of the delegation who has re-
ceived more conside1ate treatment from
Nh. Reed than I. We have been init
mate friends and he has at all times gi-
ven me any information l desired and
seemed to take an interest in my success
by making suggestions in regard to mat
tiers of legislation in which I was especi-
ally interested. ss
s. Delays are dangerous. A dollar spent
for Hoods 8 Sarsaparilla now may prevent
illness which will be expensive and hard
to bear. Now is the time to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hood Pills cure all liver Ills, relieve
constipation and assist digestion. 25c.
The Misses Porter 6 Pay of Mankato
will be at the Wien House March 9th,
#2sth, 29th and 3Oth with line Of Art
Embroide materials, Silk etc. Com