New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-09-21
SOME SIZE EPY EYELETS.
POLITICS HAVE BEEN QUIET THUS
FAR But THE DISTURBING
ELEMENTS AXE AT WORK.
* SUGGESTIVE RAP BY AN ENTER
TANNING CORRESPONDENT OVER
THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE
HEALTH BOARD.

INTERESTING NOTES REGARDING
THE SCHOOLS TOGETHER WITH
OTHER ITEMS OF LOCAL
IMPORTANCE.
Quite a number of our citizens atten-
.ded the county fair on Saturday.
D. Bangs and wife left for Kansas CT
ty on Tuesday to visit with relatives. for
a week.
M. Frantz, the furniture man, is bull
ding fine residence on lots adjoining
Mayor Mogensen's.
( The first frost of the season war seen
here Friday morning. It was not heavy
enough to do any material damage
Rev. VIM. Blackwell. preached an elo-
quent Whittier mem orial sermon at the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Fredericksen, the jeweler, has moved
his stock into the Madison building, cor
ner Main and 9Th. Str, his old quarters
being too limited
,sf DR.. f. P. James residence is rapidly
approaching completion, and will be a
model in its way. From passing indi-
cations, it will hardly be ready for oc-
apu tooa cnnY,
S DR.. j. w. B Welcome Jr. is cultiva-
ting the acquaintance of no less than three
assesses, two on his right hand, one on
his left. "Jake" retains his good humor,
however, like veritable Job.
A delegation of citizens went to
Springfield Saturday evening to hear
Prof. McCleary expound good Republi-
can doctrine in his inimitable manner
"Mac' rs a great deal like a,violin = he
improves with age.
A Each member of the High School
class of '92 will receive diploma of the
State High School Beard, one member
of the class having twenty-one certif-
Gates, and each of the other three twenty.
We think this rather an exceptional re-
cord.
I y Mine host Murfn of the Commercial
has b cen compelled to enlarge his dining
room in order to accommodate the stead
lily increasing patronage. New furni-
ture and large furnace are among the
efforts being put forth by this enterpris-
ing hostelry to better provide for the
welfare of its guests. ~
\ hepublic schools opened with about
the usual number of pupils in attendance
fSupt Hess, assisted by nine teachers
with train the young ideas during the
current year. I may add in this connec.
ton tina. the fact of our having the finest
school building in the county has pro-
badly done more than aught else to re-
concile the average Sleepy Eyete to the
| loss of the county seat.
Fire broke out at 1870 Saturday NOR
ming in the basement of the store bull
ding formerly occupied by DR.. II. II
Meyer. A lot of drugs were stored there
and are supposed to have taken fire
spontaneously. The fire department was
called out ane the flames were speedil,
subdued. The building occupied
| by Edelstein and Weintraul
with a stock of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods. Mr.. E. was sleeping il
the store and the gaseous fumes rising
from the cellar aroused him.
The political atmosphere has remained
quite clear thus far, but bids fair to be.
come more or less disturbed in the neal
future. On Wednesday evening Hon
| Geo. W. Somerville will unmask the Re
publican battery at Harmony Hall. The
Denis. and Pops, also, are taking oc.
count of stock with view to getting
ready for the quadrennial fray.
It is about time our board of health gave
evidence of increased activity, or rather
got over it's suspended animation"
glance through some of the alleys witt
their steaming manure piles, filthy gar
/ bage heaps, and malodorous pig-pens
will convince the most skeptical tina
immunity from disease under present san
itary conditions is a rather uncertain
quantity. With a regularly constituted
1 board of health and a salaried health of
fcer, such state of affairs ought not t.
exist, least of all at this time with tn
i cholera at our doors. 0. B. Server
Crone Bros. make it point to secur
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