New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-06-23
SLEEPY Eye CORRESPONDENCE,

w. w. Smith the Banker was very
liberal on June 18th by passing arounc
the cigars. Upon asking him what il
! was for he replied it's My Oldest sons
birthday. Mother and son doing well.
IF. Kohne & Slocum went toSt. Paul
with some Stock June 18th returning
home on the eighteenth right side up
with cars.
Conductor Parrett; and wife from
Tracy wiled with us few days last
week the guest of Sam Hanley.
Our Marshal had some fun again.
This time it was Ferdenand Meyer a
farmer living some four miles south
west from here. s,Meyer became some
what unruly, the marshal tried to quiet
him but. before he got through with
Meyer the marshel had a bite in his
leg which panied him quite bad. Meyer
was find two dollars and costs.
-Rumor says P. Bendixen with three
of our prominent business men are on
the point of building large Touring
mill. The ground is staked out and
work will be commenced at once. The
lots on which the structure will be built
are on the second block east of the
Sleepy Roller Mill, a better location
could not be secured. Success to the
new enterprise.
Herman Jaehn, our popular shoe
maker has bought lot at Sanborn and
is at work building himself shop and
residence combined, and will remove
the stock and family as soon as the
building is completed.
ID. Bangs our photographer has
gone to Lake Crystal for week to
take pictures. D. Bangs is a champi-
on at that kind of work.
The Fourth OF July will be celebrat-
ed here on the 3rd in grand style. The
diferant societies will turn out. The
committee is doing every thing in their
power to make it pleasant for every
one.
Mrs. J. G. Zieske and her daughter
Chloe have been visiting at Waseca for
a week, returning home Tuesday even
ing.
DR. Bowers of St Louis, has been
the guest of DR.. Welcome several days.
The Foundry is completed. All
the Boys want now is lots of work
brought in. Mr.. Bendict is an expert
in the business. Farmers would do
we'll to call on them if inneed.
Last Friday Fishey Club No. start
ed for the Minnesota river. The day
was hot and fish not plenty. C. Schwan,
the quarter master and Nick Welter,
his assistant. done all their power to
supply the wants of the fishermen.
Jake Current and J. G. Zieske per-
formed their part we'll. J. c. carried
the persimmons by catching a large
buffalo fish. Charley got on to a large
cat fish which made him a good deal of
fun before getting his hands on him.
We feel sorry for Nick but hope that
some other time he will meet with
better success.
Wesley Greene Camp No. 8 Sons
of Veterans was organized last We'd
nesday by Col. E. H. Milham of St.
Pal. Twenty Of the Sons Of Vets were
mustered in as charter members, a num-
Der more will be mustered in next
Thursday on their regular day Of meet
ing. Some of the boys came forty-fv
miles so as to become charter members
The officers are: Captain, E. P. Bene-
dict; First Lieutenant, F. D. Golden;
Second Lieutenant, G.. F. Prescott;
Chaplain, Oscar Miner; Orderly Ser
geant, E. B. Beebe, Quartermaster Ser
geant, H. E. Greene; Color Sergeant,
j. Gould, Sergeant Guard, r. Ericsson;
Corporal Guard, J. w. Golden; Picket
Guard, A. Slocum; Camp Council, W.
J. Brown, j. H. Kobe, j. H. Zieske.