New Ulm weekly review., 1879-06-18
CORR RESPO DENCE.


CORR RESPO ONDENCE
Ibsria. Ite. g.
Father Sand dlneyer's 8 congregation is
building him q fine resid near the
church. They have the cellar already
completed. The building will be
yeneered with brick. Peter Braun has
the job for the brickwork and plaster
ing.
] believe j. Corey is one Of the most.
economical farmers in this county, as
hetakes up his fence posts once in three
years and changes ends, thereby maxi
ing them last twice asfong as his neigh
bOrs do theirs.
Julius FRANKIE is building him a fine
brick resid dence. AS he is a miller and
draws tribute from a thousand farms
he can afford a better house than the
unfortunate grangers that have inherit.
ed the maladiction pronounced against
our first parents when the drousy SEN
tinel fell asleep and allowed the tempt
er to inveigle Eve to disobedi
] see by the last Review that Faith
.er Berghold and Frank Burg are going
to Kranzburg, D. T., to dedicate a new
church. We always knew the captain
was good man but did not dream Of
him joining the sacerdotal order.
We presume he is not in full orders
yet; probably not advanced past the
dignity of Deacon. We hope he may
bea Bishop yet, his majestic looks
would add dignity to most any office.
D. Bangs, Photographic artist Of
Loreno, might have been seen sitting on
the banks Of the mill pond any morn
ing for the past week with his instru.
ment all ready as soon as the first mel
litiuent rags of the morning sun cast its
sheeny light on the placid bosom OF the
pond, taking pic lures OF Mr.. Schwartd-
fBger's ducks and geese, while they
were performing their morning ablu-
tions, with view of getting up a series
Of pictures for stereOscOpic views.
The crops are growing we'll. The
morning-glories and wild buckwheat
are holding their own remarkably well
so far, and, like the two old parties in
Congress, each fighting desperately for
the supremacy. Some of your CORE.
sp0ndents state the people are jubilant
over the prospect of a bountiful crop,
but I judge none of them are farmers
and don't know any more about the
crops than Eli Perkins did last year
when he estimated we would have 49,.
600, 900 bushel of wheat in this State.
1t is about time he was telling us how
much we would get this year. We
will be satisfied with middling crop.
Last Sunday a young gentleman and
lady were enjoying themselves in hav-
ing swing, and while their innocent
hearts were being thrilled with ecstat.
ic emotions Of rapturous delight, and
their sensitive souls were floating
away in the realms Of ethereal bliss, SO
absorbed were they in their rapturous
emotions that they forgot they were
on this terrestrial planet, But when
the swing, which was erected on the
banks Of a deep ravine, gave way and
landed the young couple in mudhole
at the bottom Of the ravine it brought
them to their senses, and when they
got the mud out of their eyes they were
disappointed to find that they were sc
far from heaven after all.
l am glad that the people Of New
Ulm gave Gen. Sigel such a hearty re-
cepti0n. We are pleased to have ev
cry man hOnOred in this country who
has raised his sword or pen a
gainst dep0tism in Europe, no matter
whether he be q native of Germany
Italy or Ireland. Such men should BIZ
loved, hOnored and cherished, while
such licentious hypocritical reprobates
as old Beecher should be loathed BY
every true republican. We extend
our. respects to the Marquis of Lornt
and Princess Louise for showing theil
contempt to him while on his recent
visit with his regiment to Montreal il
honor of her gracious Majesty's birtt
day.
The City council Of Sleepy Eye have
commenced improving their streets anG
have ploughed up the main street al
if they contemplated planting a crol
Of late potatoes. Busted has continued
blowing about side walks till they
have taken heed and built it right t.
his door. They might continue max
ing improvements as there is plenty
of room. Jason.