New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-02-19
Sleepy Eye Correspdonence.

Sleepy Eye Correspondence
G. D. Thompson, Of Redwood Fails.
spent Thursday in our city.
Mrs G, Clinton, who has been very
low with La Grippe, is rapidly improv-
ing.
Judge Brandt, of New Ulm, was in
the city on Friday on business connect.
ed with the Burginger case. The Judge
did not forget to call on yea correspond.
ent and presented him with box OF
Rosnas, which are pronounced good.
Call again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fierke, Of Spring
field, spent Sunday in the city, IN at
tendance at the funeral OF Mrs. Mar
cellus.
Mic Welter, OF Morgan. was in the
city Sunday,
Mayor c. D. Griffith has returned
from his visit to Wisconsin.
Mrs. FIN. Stewart wasdown Tracy
Sunday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
DR.. Marcellus. She returned home
Monday morning.
Marshall f. d. Greene spent several
days at Blue Earth City last week, Wis
ting friends and relatives. Ed. Bene.
dict wore the star in the absence OF MI.
Greene.
The Trades Carnival was presented
to the public at Griffith & Smith Hall
Friday evening. The costumes, repre-
sentiug the different firms and branches
of business were in every respect worthy
of praise, and the ladies deserve credit
for their undertaking fhe proceeds
netted the church about fifty dollars.
Rev. Carver, of Tracy, and Rev.
Striener, OF the Congregational church
of this city, exchanged pulpits last Sun
day. The former, who IS q very fluont
speaker, preached to good audiences
both morning and evening and appears
very much pleased with Sleepy Eye
Invitations are out announcing the
tenth anniversary celebration OF the
Sleepy Eye Herald for next Friday.
The reception will be held at the opera
house at eight O'Clock, dancing to COM
mence at ten.
Mrs. VIM. Sommeryille, a worthy
daughter of that well known and res
pected citizen, Mark Wigans, died at
her home in Albin last Thursday night
of consumption. The funeral services
were held in the school house Of that
town and were largely attended. The
bereaved have the sympathy OF many
friends in their sad affection.
A surprise was rendered the family
of A. E. Gauerke on Tuesday evening
which was surprise indeed. A party
of about fifty gathered at Rev. Gagstet-
ters', and from there they marched to
the Gauerke residence and at once took
full possession. Jokes were cracked,
stories were told, and all enjoyed them
selves to their heart content 1t was
at least a. M, ere the party broke up.
VIM. MINOR, OF Ioeria, had the mis-
fortune TO fracture his arm last week.
As reported, his team ran away and he
was thrown TO the ground IN sucn, a
manner as to result IN the breaking OF
the bone and severe hemorrhages. Dr.
Welcome was called and under mis-
care he Is doing us well as could be ex-.
pected.
The sad, though not unexpected death
of slrs DR.. j. NJ. Marcellus occurred
at her home on Friday evening. Her
illness was u brief one, but OF such a
nature as TO dispel every hope OF recov-
y,and it was only with the most expec-
tant u question of time, as to when she
would have to weld with others to that
silence and that sleep to which all hu-
man form must sooner or later bow
At the happiest, sunniest hour OF all
her life perhaps, she was taken from
relatives and friends, leaving behind a
host OF grieyed ones, to tighten whose
sorrow the sympathy of the community
may we'll be extended La life she was
an example, Il loving wife and compan-
ion, and in the circle OF her acquain-
tances she will long be remembered.
The funeral was held from the Bap
fist church Sunday afternoon and was
attended by the ". G. I. u.and the A.
O. u. ". i'll body. Rev. Bronson
preached an Impressive sermon and the
exercises were conducted to touching
and affecting music.
eve have met the enemy and they
are ours, said Commodore Perry, thus
telling the story OF the battle OF Lake
Erie And it is also q fact that Dr..
Bull Cough Syrup is no sooner used
than the cold is conquered and the
cough disappears.
N,a,n Him h6orLo&c