New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-11-12
lberia ltems.
Editor Repiew.

1 have not much to write about but
l will send my compliments to the Re.
view and ask to be excused for my
long silence. just want to let you
know that l am on the turf yet, and
you will hear from me more frequently
after we get over our hurry as we are
all very busy now preparing for the
approaching winter. Farmers are near
ly done blowing but there is good
deal of corn to husk yet, as there was
a good deal more corn planted this
year than ever before. Henry Myers
had eighty acres into corn this year.
He is one of the most thorough farmers
in this county and always ahead of
his work. He has his husking already
done and had 200 acres plowed by
the middle of October.
We would like to know how it was
you did not get election returns from
Stark in time for publication, as I
took the pains to drive direct from the
polls to Sleepy Eye and mailed you the
correct returns before 8 O'Clock that
evening. The returns you published
in your extra is very far from being
correct. hope in your next issue you
will give the full and correct Green.
back vote of the county; it may appear
Insignificant this year but can assure
you it will grow from year to year till
at no distant day it will astonish some
of those who treat it with contempt
now.
We are we'll pleased with the cleo.
| ton of MIR. Clary to the responsible
position of Superintendent Of Schools.
We have severa! reasons for being
pleased with his election: one of which
is he has always been a personal friend
of ours; another reason he is An old re.
sident of this county as well as one of
the most successful teachers; another
reason is Il was one of the delegatea
who had the honor of helping to no
inmate him; and still another reason il
it will give him an opportunity of re-
futing some OF the weak if not very
silly insinuations advanced against
him by secret lin anonymous let
tiers written for the purpose of raising
prejudice against him, SO now ! hope
his official conduct will be such as t.
refute the SANDERS of his enemies ant
be source of pride to his friends ant
supporters.
| There was funeral atthe Catholic
church on Sunday. The corpse wa
that of little girl six years old
daughter of Mr.. Winsel Shelter of thu
town of Stark. The death of the littl,
girl was caused by that dread disease
diphtheria, and the saddest part of il
is they have still another corpse a
home of another little boy, three year.
old, who died last night. Mr.. Shellel
is q very highly respected citizen ant
has the sympathies of the communit!
in this his sad affection.
Mr.. Eugene Welcome will be il
Iberia on the evening of Nov. 18th a
Gillman's Hotel to see what encour
agement the people Of Iberia and vi
cinity will give him to open writing
school at that place. He has beef
teaching at Sleepy Eye for some tim
and giving good satisfaction. He i
said to be . splendid penman and I hop
the young people Of Stark will avail
, themselves OF this opportunity, a!
writing is an accomplishment tina
most ali the young people Of Iberia ar
sadly deficient in, and It u one Of th
:. most necessary arts and will give tn,
most satisfaction Of any accomplish
ment through life for the outlay.
Col. Wright, one Of the rising youn
mon Of Iberia, has just returned fror
9 Fargo where he has been at work q
summer on H. s. Backs big farm. II
says Henry 10 doing finely, but say
!. they were disappointed in thel
wheat crop there too, g well as her,
Wheat there averaged twenty bush.
9 lper acre. Well, il We got that We woul
! % disappointed agreeably.
!, @5s Miko ninAn,n