New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-09-24

,orOno Dopalrt1aent.

Iorono 1opalrt1
(By Our Regular cosrssp ondsnt Bustsd.)
Mrs. J. G. Zieske has been confined
70 her bed for several days.
Heavy frost on Friday morning, and
q hail storm on Sunday morning.
Bricks are being hauled preparatory
ct venereing the Revere House.
Mr.. Graves, our worthy hoste Of the
Revere House. gave q pleasant hop and
soclable- yesterday evening.
Our city daddies have decreed side
walks to be LAID along Main street to
the Revere House. Good.
Mr.. Christ hoe was presented with.
a nice little daughter, weight I5h
pounds. He avows it ought to be a
boy.
On the departure Of Mr.. Sickerson
from his late residence his friends
gave him quite a social hop on Friday
eve.All present enjoyed themselves i'm.
mensely.
J. Mobiles and party Of Waseca came
up on q hunting excursion few DAYS
ago and bagged 1Ol prairie chickens,
q ducks and ! pelican. Well done,
boys.
Mr.. Tory Olesen, the Republican
candidate for County Superintendent.
made us a pleasant call last Saturday.
Mr.. Olesen appears to be pleasant
gentleman and we think would make
a good and efficient officer.
Mr.. and Mrs Talbot visited St. Paul
last week to lay in a winter stock of
goods. Mrs. Talbot has made large
purchase of millinery goods and now
offers a splendid opportunity for our
ladies to make their fall purchases.
Mr.. J. Friess and Miss Katie Kimm
were married on Tuesday morning,
Sept. Is, according to programme, at
the Catholic church, and u more suit.
able and well-matched couple hardly
ever find their way to church. Jake
done the fair thing to the boys, and
so they have nothing but well. wishes
for him.
Mrs. George Knudsen, who has been
seriously i'll for a number of weeks,
expired last Friday morning. The
funeral services were held at Mr..
knudsen's house Sunday morning, Rev.
Mr.. Robinson officiating. A large
number of friends were present. Mr..
knudsen, has the sympathies of the
whole community.
Main street on Sunday afternoon
was anything but peaceful. It ap.
pears q drunken chap went into
Ktmm's boarding house and COM
menced insulting the inmates, when
he was thrown into the street. The
scufle attracted considerable attention.
For the good name Of the village we
hope the exhibition will not he re-.
peated.
On Friday evening of last week the
friends of temperance Of Sleepy Eye
were favored with a highly instructive
and entertaining lecture delivered in
the Congregational Church by Mrs.
DR.. Ferro. Of Tracy. The production
indicated that the author has spent
considerable time and thought upon
her subject. At the close Of the lee.
ture triple pledge was circulated con.
tanning an agreement to abstain from
the use of Intoxicating drinks, tobac.
co and profanity. Quite number
took the first part of the pledge and
some of the good women and child.
rem subscribed to the whole of it.
SAD ACCIDENT-Mr. Huppe, living
some seven miles south of this place
near the Cottonwood, sent his two
sons. aged respectively and IA years,
to town on Tuesday the 10th inst. for
some machinery. On their way back
the team became frightened and got
beyond the boys control They were
both thrown out of the wagon, the
Oldest one receiving injuries from
which he died on Friday, although
medical assistance was promptly sum.
moned and everything that was posi-.
BILE having been done for the little I'm.
fortunate. The remains were inferred
in the city cemetery last Sunday at
o'clock.
While Mr.. NJ. Hillesheim and his
sister Mrs. Dohm were attending Mrs.
Knudsen's funeral last Sunday their
horse became frightened and ra.l away
Mr.. Hillesheim jumped from the bug.
gy and the horse finally collided with
another team, throwing Mrs. Dohm
violently to the ground, but strange tt
say no one was very seriously hurt Of
the buggy damaged to any great ex
tent.
The st. Peter district of Mime
sofa Conference Of the Evangelical
Association of N. A. held their dis
trict ministerial meeting in this place
commencing on the II inst. and end
ing on the 2lst. Fourteen ministers
were present and three absent. Tn,
debates and public services