New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-28
SOME SLEEPY EYETEMs.
The News Of The. Week Neatly Dished up
by Unohoo.

BY Unohoo.
| E. z. Illsley has returned from his triu
! to Arizona where he went to look for q
I business location. He is not particularly
Impressed with the Southwest and its
possibi' tiles and yields ready assent to
the statement that there are any number
of places inferior to the North Star State.
The Z. of P. anniversary celebration on
Friday evening was one of the events of
the season. 4 highly enjoyable literary
program was presenteda at G. s S. hall, in
which such big guns of the order as
Grand Chancellor F. Wheaton of Mipnea-
fpelis, Grand Vice Chancellor n B. Pat
ten, and Mittraillense Jno. A. johnson
the irrepressible Of St. Peter. participat-
ed. This was followed by a bounteous
repast at the castle hall across the street.
after which dancing was the order until
2 A. NJ, the Knights being fortunate in
securing the presence of Mr.. Holcomb,
the music dealer of St. Paul, who with his
eloquent violin and clarion voice did so
| much toward making the ternsiehorean
feature success. Considering the fact
that this was their maiden effort as enter
tainers. the Knights acquitted themselves
with readiness grace.
Last week appears to have been con-
structed somewhat on the social order,
locally at leat Witness the follcw wing:
Silver wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh McBain. Monday evening
dinner party at Knudson's Tuesday eve
church social at the Blake residence
Wednesday evening": dinner parties at
Bangs and James Thursday, evening:
K. P. anniversary and hop Friday eve
| dinner party ut VonHagen's Saturday
evening-and it wasn't very good week
for social gatherings either.
Tie Bangs dinner party on Thursday
evening. given in honor of Honorable
Alexander Blanchard and wife, was g
unique affair. Beside each plate was
| placed a small photograph on which the
face of a guest could usually be readily
dlscerned, but the form of the body
taken from Greek myth ology, theatrica
! photographs o: engravings, or from the
columns Of Puck and J ldge, and con
nected with the face as only an arts
could Ito produced combinations tina
were startling in many instances. anC
side-splitting in several. On the latte
point consult Messrs. Blanchard, Griffith
and Somerville.
Banker Titus of Montevideo cam,
down Friday evening to spend Sunda,
with friends. He returned home yester
day morning.
! Rev. MIR. Griewe, missionary to Chill
for many years, lectured at the German
NJ. e. church Sunday and Monday even
ing on the geography, customs, and re
lgion of that country. The Sunday eve
lecture was IN English and the capacity
Of the large church was taxed to its ut
| most.
The Board of Education has decide,
to opened another room at the beginning
OF the term.
| Several local parties are seriously con
| siderlng the question of supplying them
selves with electric light by means O
| a accumulation OF windmill, dynamo, an,
lstorage battery. The plan seems quit
! feasible.
| Miss Mary Jackson, second daughte
of Mrs. GruLe, whose illness was men
toned in these columns last week, die,
at noon Thursday aged % years afte
several weeks illness from the grip
Funeral services took place at the hous
at P. M. Saturday, Rev. VIM. Black
well officiating. The bereaved famil,
lEhave the sympathy of their neighbors an
| friends in their affection.
I Two young boys were practicing tar
/ get shooting with revolver the .othe
Faay, with the not unusual restlt-on
youth received pistol ball in the fore
head over one eye, which required tn
services of a surgeon and instruments t.
textricate. Marshal Greene now .tstfers
reward for any information leading t.
the arrest Of boys for carrying reviewers
Rev. John Sinclair of Redwood while,
| away few hours in town Friday
The Leavenworth farmers are ecin
into the creamery business.
Our January thaw was rather late i
arriving this year; but it is quite ahle
bodied nevertheless.
| Another day or two of this war;
weather and sleighing will have gone OF
of fashion-at least for this season.
| e. n. O'Hoo.
| Fairfax,