New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-13
NUMBER IS.
Golden Gate Itens..
(By one Of the Boys.)

(By one Of the Boys)
"A pair Of rings were stolen from a
harness not many weeks ago. and it is
now reported that detectives have
Swallowed the thieves.
At a husking bee last Thursday eve,
all the town turned out. and a jolly
good time was experienced. Cigars
were sold on the sly.
Look here! If you want your photo
graph taken, just call on e. N. Hen
derson Of this place.
Our school, under the supervision of
ME-. John Cutting, is doing well. He
reports fair attendance and excellent
conduct on the part of the scholars. AS
a teacher John is universally praised.
The election passed off quietly in our
town. There was a general turnout of
democrats and Greenbackers while a,
goodly number of our Republicans
staid at home and now swear because
Strait did not get majority in our
town.
The Presbyterian society of Lone
Tree Lake is talking of getting up a
thanksgiving festival. The object is
for church purposes and a pleasant
time is anticipated. It will be held at
the house of Isaac johnson, which is
a guarantee of the success Of the enter
prise.
Our friend Mr.. Eldrid, it is said, is to,
supply the Methodist pulpit at Lone
Tree Lake, for the coming year, and is
also engaged to teach the school at the
white school house the coming winter.
Mr.. Eldrid is deserving man and we
hope his constituency will stand by
him. In union there is strength.
Who was it that drank up the COM
munion wine in a neighboring church?
1t is bad enough to drink wine, but, for
mercy sake don't steal our communion
wine! We have no suspicion who it,
could be, and it would be a piece of
highly priced information to know
who the hereto is.
Our otherwise peaceable community
and an adjoining town was disturbed
| one Sabbath by horse race. We would
like to give the circumstances of those;
| extraordinary races, but cannot now.
but will dismiss the subject by asking,
first, is it right for christians to run
horses on Sunday? We are sorry to re-
cord this fact, but being matter of
public talk on the streets and high
ways, we give it publicity.
| At church sociable, not a 100 miles
from here. they retailed cigars to the
boys. A box was bought, and sold at
10 cents a piece. Only think of it, CT
gars at a church sociable! the object Of
the sOciable is to raise means to build
a church, and it would seem that the
old fashioned way Of raising money
had gone out of use, and the quicker
and more expeditions way, to help the
thing along, was to erect cigar stand.
AS this first box has nearly gone we.
make a motion that another, Of finer
and more fragran quality. be procur.
ed, and put up at Is cents.
We have waited with patience to
hear from ':Justice.'' Is he deadg We
hear that he has got sick of life and is
floating somewhere along the neigh
borhood of the Minnesota. Can it be
true? His silence would seem to give
some shade of truth to this gossip as to
his whereabouts. My own private
opinion is that the reaction of his last
discharge was SO great that it has so
disabled him that fears are entertained
that he will never recover the use of
his arm again. They say that there is
nothing new under the sun.