New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-08
The BANQUET.

"
Bouquet of the knights of Pythias, come
to ahappy consummation Monday even
ing and amid members OF the order an6
! their invited friends to the number o1
about eighty, the first anniversary o.
Sioux Lodge No. 1O1 became a matter o+
history at this time. Every feature o,
the event was; perfectly arranged sue
cessfully carriedsout. The cardplaying oc
cupied the attention of the company at tht
start and this was indulged until the
march for supper was played when tht
entire company assembled in the ban
jqueting hall and sat down to a splendid
repast of edibles. While the ssinnel
man. was thus being provided for, ''the
feast of reason and flow of soul" de
volved upon Messrs. A. H. Lienhart anG
II. L. Blethen who responded in well
worded speeches, to the toasts given
them. After the supper the tables were
cleared away and dancing continued un-
til about 5 A. NJ. Much favorable com.
ment is elected towards w. Eibner who
superintended and provided the refresh
ments. and also towards W. T. Eckstein's
orchestra whose symphonies filled the
entire hall with sweetest strains of mu-
sic The first annual banquet of the
Knights of Pythias was conceived in the
sense of completeness and ended in the
happiest fruition5 of the most sanguine
hopes. 4.
Heers & Naeglae had bid in for the
FGatholic church, steeple of $5,SOO.OO and
Kaute & Nagel one for $5,6OO.0O.
E. McClintock, a widely known livery
man of Redwood Falls, died suddenly of
pneumonia the latter part of the week.
The management propose to keep Or
| der in the gallery at the theatres hereaf-
fter in Turner Hall and those who have
| any %histling to do will be taken care
Eof by special officers appointed for that
| purpose.
Y Bernard Bloemecke, of Springfield,
will build brick block in that village
TITS spring. t Nlll be two stories high
| and>have a frontge of three store widths.
The upper story Mill be used for hall
purposes.
/ During the year 1892 there were 514
births reported il Brown County of
which 26e were males and e4s females.
There were ten pairs Of twins included
in this number which bears out the axio-
matte prolifcacy Of our general surround
ings. In the town of Sigel, eleven males
and three females were born. In Lea
Wentworth, the other extreme is furnished
Apd here four males ana twelve females
we've born. 4
A surprise partghet at certain house
the other EVENING" n proceed together to
the home of the aRe they were to sur
prise. One Of thg young ladies heard
sleigh bells and sid, ''It is too far to
walk, our hired main is coming and will
ride up with him. About 10 o'clock
the "hired man"came and took the young
lady home. It now transpires that this
''hired man. was mot such in fact but
was her ssbest fellow" But "hired man.
and ssbest fellow are the same thing
anyway for if a young lady has best
fellow he is most faithful hired man.
The commlssion. chat is preparing the
general law for the government Of all
cities, will insert in the general law
1 under preparatory clause providing
that no city which has a charter shall be
governed by this general law; unless
by a general vote they surrender theil
existing charter and vote to accept the
provisions of the general law. The eff
! forts Of various city attorneys outside
Of those on the commission, have brought
about some good and we believe that
New Ulm has been protectedin her rights
My having a representative before the
|Sommission.
81. Pingle, Of Nicollet, threatens to
bring suit against the editor of the New
Ulm Review for damaging his characte,
unless theReview man promptly forwards
$5. The gentleman evidently values his
character at a very low estimate. There
are some. people on earth who have an
idea that it is part Of an editors busi-
ness to settle for every article that doesn't
suit their fancy. a newspaper has the
right to publish news items Of all des-
criptions and also rumors pertaining to
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