New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
VIM. Burg was sick several days last

week. s
Chas. Vogtel is in St. Paul having his.
eyes treated.
Miss Ella Kumm is here on a visit
from Minneapolis.
The City band played at the Schwen-
niger wedding last evening.
Miss Viola Koch is home from Mime
apolis and will remain several weeks.
Miss Laura Sievers of Minneapolis is
being entertained by Mrs. A. I. Setter.
Trimmed Hats and Millinery goods
sold at and below cost at Mrs. Follman's.
Misses Sophie and Hattie .Dirks and
Aug. Imberg have returned from Victor,
Iowa.
F. Engelbert and wife of Fairmont en-
joyed a brief visit with friends here last
week.
The two local baseball mines will con
test for honors on the diamond next
Sunday.
The Concordia band serenaded VIM.
Schmidt last night. the event being his
birthday.
Rev. Berghold went to California last
week. Upon his return in few weeks
he will visit in New Ulm.
Theo. Metzke, who at one time lived
in New Ulm came up from Minneapolis
last week to renew acquaintance.
Court is in session at Lake Benton
this week. Judge Weber and Report
err Eckstein went up Monday evening.
J Geo. Cady brought with him on his
return from Granite Falls fine Handle
tonian horse, costing $3.50. Cady con-
siders him the equal of any horse in
town.
Editor Hodges was down from Sleepy
Eye on Monday. The editor is at pres
ent endeavoring to reduce his weight by
making cycling trips throughout the
country.
The property of NJ. Needing, which
was occupied by J. F. Neumann as a
warehouse, was destroyed by fire last
night. How the fire broke out is ur-
known to the neighbors.
If you haven't believed that they want
to get rid of Nix, read the Volksblatt.
The whole opposition hate Nix and every
man who stands in their way towards
running the town.
A large party ofpeople went out from
town on Sunday to the home Of H. F.
Schrader and surprised him in honor of
| the anniversary of his birthday and mar
riage. Nearly forty We're present and
an enjoyable time was experienced.
Mr.. Silverson said at the meeting Sat-
urday night that he agreed with every
thing that Lind said. If he meant it
why didn't his organ, the Volksblatt,
treat Mr.. Lind with at least respect. 1t
strikes us that the people will soon see
through these fellows.
! Henry Siebert, an old settler ofLinden
| was brought to the hospital last Satur-
DAWN serious state Of illness. On Sun
| dav Drs. Fritsche, Stricken and Hirsch
performed an operation upon him with
the view of relieving his suffering, but
| he was so far gone that he died during
the operation. Mr.. ..siebert was man
of good traits and habits. He had many
| friends both in Linden and in New Ulm
all of whom were sorry to learn of his
| death.
It is not fair to compare the total sal
| aries paid to teachers in Sleepy Eye or
St. Peter to the salaries paid in New Ulm.
The number Of pubils here is larger than
in either of the former places and the
work accomplished here is much better
| if we are to believe Pres. Soaring and
Congressman McCleary. The only way
to make comparison is with the aver
ages per pupil paid N each town and the
average in New Tim is less. Further
more it is not proper for the Volksblatt
to figure up the salaries in St. Peter as
onlv a little over $4,000 and leave out
the salary paid to the principal.
The New Tim Fire Department up to
date has never shnrked;its duty. They
have rendered the town loyal service that
it's citizens can never renumerate, and
for the Volksblatt to use its columns to
! criticise an Institution whose work is vol
untary and in fact sacrificing is not only