New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-07-11
SLEEPY EYE C0RRESSPE ON DENNl GE.

Mrs. w. Golden went to Courtlani
on Sunday evening, to pay q visit to her
son, Frank, who is section foreman at
that pace.
Rumor says that Mr.. Wolf. who
has been clerking for Mr.. Webper, is
going to move his family to Big Stone
Lake and make his home there once
more, and go farming.
Miss Emma Zieske was visiting her
brother Henry at Tracy for week. re-
turning Saturday evening. Emma re-
ports having had good time.
The 18th of July was celebrated
here in the usual way, although not SO
extensively as on some other occasions,
but a good time was had and every body
went home rejoicing, land some may
not be over it yet.
The picnic of the Evangelical AS
sociation, held at D. Moll's grove on
the 4th. was q regular success. Arriv-8
ing at the grove, lemonade was served,
free to all A good dinner was in watt
ing for the weary souls; after dinner
an Grafton by Rev. Gagstetter. Short
speeches were then made by Tosch,
Remele and others. After speaking,
sack-racing by the boys, foot-racing and
egg-raclng by the young ladies. Swings
were put up and young and old enioyed
themselves immensely.
Webber and Gauerke have BOUGHT
the Loreno House, and are at work tax
ing out some of the partitions to make
room for their store
Mr.. w. w. Smith, our banker. who
has been away on visit to Wisconsin.
returned last Wednesday, and is at his
post Of duty.
"A little before three o'clock on Fri
day morning. the people of Sleepy Eye
were aroused out of their slumbers bv a
heavy wind. similar to a diminutive cy-
clone, accompanied by heavy rain. The
tReavens were regular blaze of fire,
and everybody was frightened. Trees
were broken down and few out-houses
blown over Otherwise no damage was
done here. At Golden Gate the LOO
Grouse of August Meyer was unroofed.
A family was living in the house, but
escaped without injury. Near Hanson
station large barn was nearly moved
from it's foundation.
s'v-Mr. W. Smith and Mrs. F. Trusdell
of Redwood Falls tarried in the city a
few hours, last Friday morning, on
their return from Nebraska and Iowa.
where they have been visiting for a
couple of months
Mr.. Tom Hughs, conductor on the
Nickle Plate from here to Redwood
Falls. was made happy on Saturday
morning, his better half presenting him
with bouncing ten Id. boy. Tom
came around like square man and
said s'Boys its boy, take what YOU
want. !" Mother and son are doing
we'll.
Mr.. Frederick Fredrickson is going
to open ajewelry store in the Levi
building; his stock will be here in few
days, when he will be ready to wait
upon his customers
Mr.. Geo. Dayton is agent for the
Singer sewing Machine Co. and is turn
Tag them out by the wholesale. Anyone
az need of a good machine would do
y ga " Coil ou oul iflenu, GEORGE
-Wenzel Sellner while loading an
anvil on the 4th, got his face and head
oarnt quite badly; the charge had gone
off, and he went to reload, but some
way or other some fire remained on the
anvil, and in pouring the powder from
the can an explosion took place, with
results as above stated.
Miss Jennie Roth of Springfield
was visiting in Sleepy Eye over Sunday,
the guest OF Miss Mamie and Sote Nc
Balm.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fierke Of
Springfield stayed in the city over Sun
day, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
quart.