New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-03-15
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMS
Unohoo Manages to Find Something o.
.> y. Interest at the Lake. /


!, Snowstorm yesterday. Twas a bowler.
Streets badly drifted. A fall Of about
20 degrees would have made it fair
Napology for an old time blizzard. ~. 8 g.
supt. S. ]. Race of Redwood Co. visit
ed our schools last Friday. r., -.
The High School has added a Clark
Astronomical Lantern to its list Of APP
paratus. '~.F r..
N. Degnean came down from Marshall
yesterday and will again make Sleepy
Eye his home. -s..'. ~ -.
Jno.E. Hennessey leaves to-day forDe
Smet, S. D., to take charge of Hanson &
Lampert Co.'s lumber yard at that point.
His family will follow in few weeks,
Photographer Bangs is negotiating
for the second story of the new
Kohlhase block. He will then have a
pleasanter as we'll as more central loca-
ton.
Jesse Palmer has resi- gned the presid-
ency of the Farmers Elevator Co., his
other duties employing all his time. Mr.
Fred Gerboth was elected to fill the va
cancy.
The seven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Nelson, died last Thursday
afternoon Of scarlet fever. /,
Mrs. H. Dohrman left for Echo this
morning to visit her daugher, Mrs. Off,
!. Majah Smith spent part of the week
at Montevideo and other points.
A local paper is authority for the estate
/ ment that ''Supt. Gregg will devote him
self to 'diary' topics entirely" at the
4 coming Farmers Institute. To those of
+ US, who have begun the new year time
h after time with the laudable resolution
:. to keep a diary only to resign voluntar-
8 lily in favor of Father Time several weeks
before the advent of the vernal equinox,
this is indeed welcome news. May Supt.
Gregg ladle out perseverance in allopath-
; ic doses.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congre-
gational churchhave arranged for three
Chautauqua extension lectures, the first
to be given on Tuesday evening of next
week.
Editor Hays and his brother Bert,were
summoned to Willmar Sunday afternoon
by the serious illness Of their father. They
left on the evening train.
Majah Smith received an interesting
letter yesterday from VIM. Gieseke, now
at Little Rock, Ark. Mr.. Gieseke says
4hat business is slow in the 'sTraveler's''
domain and that everybody complains of
hard times.
The partnership heretofore existing
between Griffith, Smith, Hanson & Lam
pert, proprietors Of the Bank of Echo,
was dissolved on Saturday afternoon by
mutual consent. Griffith & Smith have
purchased the interest of Hanson & Lam
pert and assume complete control of the
Echo bank.
Major Smith was agreeably surprised
yesterday by the arrival of basket OF
fine Florida oranges from the grove OF
his father-in-law now living at Orlando
Fla. The Majah is decidedly of the opin-
ion that'"tis sweet to be remembered"
Editor Hays went to the County Seat
last Saturday on business.
Chas. Neuman, for six years in the en-
ploy of the Sleepy Eye Milling Co., left
for Marshall yesterday morning to take
the position of head miller in the Mar
shall mill at an advanced salary. Messrs.
Gieseke & Son have had ample oppor-
tunity for observing Mr.. Ms work here
and the promotion is no doubt well be-
slowed Mr.. N. has had some 16 years
experience in the milling business and
will prove a valuable acquisition to
Messrs. Giesekes & Blanchard. Mr..
Neuman's successor here has not yet
been appointed. 80. -.
Billy Gieseke was in town the greater
part of last week, son the war-path,'' he
said. ..... . :,.Gs 5t@,. n.
Co. Supt. Steinhauser was here on Fri
day and Saturday examining candidates
for teachers certificates. Mr.. s. has some
most excellent ideas on the matter of SUI
pervision of rural schools, which his con-
stituents will do well in aiding him to
put into execution. 81, !: S ..sE ..s
EIat.trician Paronlnnf. hue honn ~ S3o,