New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-04
Jacob Klossner il ia ST. Paul.
freeman Wheeler Of Sleepy Eye has

acob# kfossneris in st. Paul.
freeman y heeeler Of Sleepy Eye has
been granted pension.
Mrs. Dr.. Hirsch has returned TO her
home At Black River Falls.
Fred Bobsln and two sisters Of Court
land spent Sunday evening ID our city.
JOS. a. Eckstein and Cbas. Silverson
registered at the Saulpaugh in Man.
kato on Wednesday.
A team belonging to Chas. Bergman
INDUCED in a runaway on Monday,
starting from the store Of C.. 81. Horn
burg. a demolished wagon was the
result.
Otto Schell tells us that nearly all his
beer kegs have been returned and that
the rattle will be held either in March or
early in April. The date depends upon
the Promptness with which the few miss
ing kegs are returned.
The marriage Of Miss Tina Metzen to
John A. Furth occurred recently at Jer-
sey City. The bride is daughter Of
Mr.. Metzen, the Cottonwood farmer,
and is well known in this vicinity.
They will make their home in Brook.
lyn.
SThe Fox Comedy Company appeared
at Turner Hall the last three nights of
last week. In Mr.. Fox and Josephine
and Grace Fox the company contains
people of talent, but the other members
OF the troupe detract from their good
acting.
The Turner Hall orchestra went to
Gibbon Saturday night to play for 3
dance. They commenced at seven O.
clock in the evening, played till nearly
six in the morning, when the tempera-
.ture in the ball room had fallen below
zero, and then walked half way home
tbe next day in order to keep warm. 1t
was game of freeze-out all around.
In aanther column there appears an
announcement IF the approaching en-
tertainment at Turner Hall 70 be given
by the College Chorus of St. Peter as.
sisted by Max Dick, the violinist. We
know nothing of the merits Of the cho-
rus aside from the favorable reports
given by the papers of our neighbor
city, but Of Max Dick we can readily
say good word. For severa, years he
has been receiving instruction in the
Leipsic conservatory IF music. and his
efforts in St. Paul since his return have
received the highest praise.
Down in Brown county, the COUNT
auditor has been in the habit of renddr-
ing his financial statements to the CON.
missioners in lump figures, without any
items, He reports: Stationery, $3.50.
'65.' Nobody can tell how much Was
expended for jurors fees. printing. adj
vertising, etc. This seems to be a rath.
er loose way of dong business. although
the auditor doubtless is perfectly honest.
1t is not business. And it suggests that
there should be required Of all county
officers in the state, uniform system
Of bookkeeping, and absolute publici.
tyQf every detail of expenditure and
recefps. Minneapolis journal.
A very peculiar case Of continued
sleeping is reported from Lafayette.
The party affected is Miss Lohmann,
laughter Of a widow who lives in the
above named town. When the young
lady was fifteen years old. her father
was. killed by lightning. She vas in
the same room with him at the time,
and as a result of the. shock has ever
since been troubled with epilepsy. No
medical attention was given to the case,
until within the past few days. Lately
the disease has manifested itself iii
sleeping spells and sig hit failure. Three
weeks ago she went to sleep. and did
not awake until last Friday. When
reused from the protracted slnmber she
was wanting in sight and raved in a
pitiful manner. DR.. Hirsch OF this city
WAS called, and under his treatment the
intent is slowly improving.
1ngersoll believes that the modern
preacher is growing better as the world
grows older. He used to be quite ar
rogant, overbearing, narrow and un.
charitable said Ingersoll. He took
great delight in talking about the wrath
of God and the fires Of predition. He
hated science, and looked upon free.
thinkers with adherence Now he is
becoming civilized. He is not quite
certain that his creed is true-has some
doubts about inspiration thinks that
miracles need . little more proof, and
has concluded that even hell is not quite
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