New Ulm weekly review., 1885-06-24

Home grown Strawberries made their
appearance in our market last week.
Our merchants are beginning to dis
play their 4th Of July goods. Chas. L.
Roos, especially, make very nice
showing.
}. NJ Thompson will do the spread
eagle act at Springfield on the Fourth.
J. N. is good speaker.
Peter II. McDermid of Nicol]et sta
ton took the first premium for hard
spring wheat, at the New Orleans ex.
position.
The Northlight is well represented at
| Newark, n. j. Besides the special
| correspondent, three of the managers
are on the ground to look after the in
terests of the paper An extra edition
| may be looked for.
| John Anderson, well-to-do farmer
of Bernadotte, who has for sometime
shown symptoms of insanity, recently
attempted to end his life by cutting his
throat. He has since been committed
to the hospital for insane. His insanity
is due to i'll health.
Jake Hescheler, proprietor Of the
Star Sample Room, last week received
one of those celebrated Chas. Passow
billiard and pool tables. The boys say
that it's one of the best tables in the
city. Jake believes in having every
thing about his establishment frst-class.
We are sorry to learn that our col
league of the Post, Mr.. L. Bogen, is Sc
riously i'll with eryripelas. He has
been confined to his room for nearly
four weeks, during which time the Post
has been under the editorial manage
ment of Mr.. Ernst Brandt.
|
Andrew j. Eckstein, for q number of
years hospital Steward of the Second
regiment, NJ. N. G., was to-day elected
Adjutant of the regiment. vice Kendall,
resigned. Owing to business affairs,
the new Adjutant has been excused
from attending this years encampment.
!
Mr.. John Heck of CRANKY, aged rs
years, died very suddenly last Sunday
night at the residence of Vinzense Brun-
ner, in West Newton. where he had
gone to attend the wedding of one Of
his grand children. A stroke of APP
poplexy was no doubt the cause of his
sudden demise.
At the annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Medical Association last week, DR..
G. Berry..of this city was appointed
chairman of the committee on epide-
denies, hygiene and climatology. He is
also q member of the committee on
Medical Education, to represent the So
ciety before the legislature. DR.. E. j.
Davis of Mankato was elected presi- |
dent of the society.
AS will be seen by the announcement
in another column, King, Burke & Co.'S.
great American allied shows, museum
and trained animal exposition will pitch !
its tents on Monday July 9th. The ag-
gregation Of living wonders comes well
recommended. AS the admission
: price, 25 cents, is within the reach of
all a large crowd is expected.
D1ED-Monday, June 22nd, 1885, at
the residence of his parents, in Lafa-
vette, Nicollet Co., Herman, son of Mr..
: and Mrs. Simon Wellner, aged fourteen
years.
His fatal Hines was diptheria, and he
was sick only days. lie died very
suddenly and unexpectedly, rs he was in
good humor ten minutes before he died.
: Mr.. Wellner has two more children
affected by the same disease.
The Bend court-martial which con-
vened in St. Paul last Friday took an
adjournment until July Goth. This ac-
tion of the court deprives Col. Bend of
the command of his regiment during its
coming encampment, no matter what
the findings of the court may be. Col.
Bend objected to Col. Bobleter being a
: member of the court, and on his own
motion the latter was excused from