New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-30

Mr.. E. D. Bigham Editor of the Lin
coin Co. Journal, Tyler, Minn. is troub-
led with corneal liberation of the eyes.
DR.. Berry has charge of the case.
We see by the st. Paul papers that the
Misses Josephine Pfacnder and A. Nix
OF New Ulm have been reengaged to
teach German in the St. Paul Public
Schools.
Minnesota street looked liked Broad
way. New York, yesterday. For sever
al hours before and after the sham battle
it was almost impossible 10 move from
one place to another.
Mr. George Hogen, father-in-law of
Jacob Rohner and George Grau died
Sunday Night. Asthma and weakness
caused by old age were the cause of
his death. lie was IS years old and
was. buried in the catholic cemetery
Tuesday morning.
On her return from the sham bat
tie, Miss Annie Stnrm had both of her
legs broken by being thrown out of u
buggy. The fractures are bad ones,
being about inch above the ankle
joint. BRIBERY has the patient in
charge.
We must ask the readers OF the Re-
view to excuse any shortcomings in
this weeks issue of the paper. Owing
to the encampment, the editor was I'M
able to devote any time to the paper
and had to leave the work to mex
perienced help
The season of school pic-nics being
in, Mr.. W. Getting thought it timely to
depart with the pupils Of district No. s
in the town of Cottonwood into the
shade OF the trees OF the royal forest,
where they pic-nicked and listened to
the spirited peroralions of his royal
highness. 1t occurred on Saturday af-
ternoOn June 25th, and ali children as
well as parents and visitors speak of
the enjoyable times they had.
The Governors reception and ball at
Turner's Hall Monday evening was we'll
attented and a success III every respect.
A large number OF visitors were present
from abroad, Gov. and Mrs. Hubbard
Maj Bacon y. S. A. The Governors
staff and officers OF the second RECT.
were introduced and received visitors.
After the reception Gov. and Mrs. Hub.
bard left the Grand March. Dancing
continued until morniuy.
From the number ofDruggists present
during..the week we were inclined to
think that the MINI. Pharmaceutical AS.
ISOLATION met in New Ulm this year in
stead OF next. We noticed Mess Schoreg-
&c OF Sleepy Eye, Seidel and Lamb of
Mankato, Patten Of lie Seuer, Lieb and
Scherer; Winona, Mollinson Austin, C.
Bruce Nimmo Duluth, T. Elwell Tracy
among the Pharmaceutical gentlemen
present Hope to see you all here next
year gentlemen.
Who of the readers has not read, or
heard at least, of the s'Secrets of Lon.
dom, ''Secrets of Paris, 'sSecrets of
Bass Town and Golden? Almost ev-
cry city, village or town has its secrets
in social life which were collected and
given to the public in well defined pub
LEGATIONS. Our neighborihg town Mil
ford makes no exceptions in the ranks
OF our we'll established commonwealth.
1t has its secrets; it has them also we'll
published. The secret of the present
time, the secret which is discussed even
by jack-rabbits of the clover fields of
that town, the secrets of which nobody
knows and anybody is speaking Of, is
the wedding which will take place soon
after harvest time. If you do not tell
it to others will tell you the secret.
But be sure you must not tell it. Mr..
Lambrecht oldest son will take wife
unto him in the person Of Miss Bertha
Falk, who is teaching at present a
school in SINNERS district. There it
is, but do not tell it further.
Expectations, yes, expectation go in
to fulfilment rather slow, like some tel
egrams, where the transmitter is earli-
er at hand than the transmitted dis.
patch. Do you not think so Charley?
You are happy dad now, anyhow, and
we send our sincere congratulations
and expect Q big '.up'' as soon as we
meet.