New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-23
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Our J N. Thompson spent day in
New Ulm last week
Peter Majewski has disposed Of all.
his baby carriages.
Jos. Trautmann is laid up with a
bad cold, the result no doubt Of that
st. James bum.
The editor Of the Wide-Ascake last
week moved his material into his new
building.
John Zieske has on hand full sup
ply Of lime, plastering hair, plaster
paris and cement which he will sell to
the needy at low figures.
Marshal Conrad has 50 far been un.
able to get a boarder for his hotel De-
Calab00se. Morris says times are star
walton dull.
If your correspondent is informed
right the Revere House has been leased
by new man, but we were unable 20
learn his name.
Our genial host of the Lorenzo House
is extending his south wing into Brook
lin and when completedshe will have a
large and commodiOus hotel.
Henry, of the @. X. Saloon, says the
only way he can pay his rent is to drink
twenty dollars worth of beer, and call
it even mid de landlord.
Christ. Emerich is going it again.
He is adding another addition to the
Lake House. He evidently knows
what he is about and what is required
to keep up with the times.
Andy is so crowded with work that
he has concluded to put in two extra
hands after he gets moved into his new
building, which will be completed in
about three weeks.
YOungman's last venture for 'shoil'
turned out rathe r poorly, only Is inch
es of water in a whole week. Don't
get discouraged, John, but keep on
boring.
Cy.. Conrad collided with a box car
a day or two ago which resulted ina to-
tai wreck of his wagon, Surely, Cy.is in
bad luck. No try him any more.
The boys that left here to celebrate
Easter Monday in New Ulm We judge,
from the looks of their faces OH their
return, had jolly good time. Fish
away, boys, you'll catch a heap of meat
soon.
John Franz, of the Loreno Beer
Hall, has purchased a lot adjoining
John Zieske's in Breckenridge's addi-
tion, and intends putting him up a
nice residence. John, you could not
have made a better selection.
II. G. Rising, of the Lincoln County
Tribune, took in Lorenzo on his way
east looking hale an hearty. From all
appearance he is in search of calico in
stead Of items. Success, George.
Frank, how is it that you beat your
boss out offive cents! Did you kiss
Louisa or did she kiss you, or was it
made up between you to bankrupt your
bOss!.
A singular Touchdown occurred
Sunday evening between two of our
city gents in which each enjoyed a fall
from the influence of the mallet of the
other. One was carried home for re-
pairs.
Our new radishes (raddishes) were a
.leetle'' too strong for the editor of
the Vide wuke. He tried them with
mud hen and they made the tears
trickle down his cheeks, and so he pro-
nounced them horse.radish.
A small party gathered at Joe Traut-
~ :, NO ono ovyoninne 1oof xx,no1> for NO
purpose of enjoying the Inequalities
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Trautmann and enjoy
social evening, and in this they were
perfectly successful. Vocal and in
strumental music was the order of the
evening
Breckenridge and Stewart have com.
menced the separation of Loreno and
Brookville by cutting a canal between
the two rival villages from Dead Lake
to Sleepy Eye Lake, a distance of about
one mile. Some of our entriprising
business men are talking Of putting in
a steamer for the accommodation of
tourists who wish to spend the SUNNI er
here.
ELEyAL1ON-Jos. Trautmann has
moved his meat market from the base
ment to the first story and now enjoys
better facilities for displaying his fine
supply of edibles in his line to better
advantage.
r. II. Bingham has for sale several
| choice business lots and lots for family
residences, which he will sell cheap to
parties that will build thereon. Give
Bingham call and examine his lots
and obtain prices before you invest
elsewhere. The town plat can be seen
at his office.
The marriage of MFR. Peter Christen,
sen and Miss Emma Mandel took place
in the Congregational church, Lorenzo
in the presence of large audience
Sabbath evening, April Goth, 1879. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. o. p
Champlin, the officiating clergyman.
| Our Mr.. Dodge, of the firm of Davi.
| & Dodge, last week received Telegram
from Mankato stating that the diph
liberia had broken out in his father
family, and a sister aged nine years
and a brother aged eleven years hat
already died, and that another aget
fourteen years lay at the point of death
Mr.. Dodge at once repaired to hi
parental and sorrowing home.
Our r. III. Bingham and T. NJ. Nun
fin met with quite an adventure Mon
day last. They had been out to MI
Larabee's where they made the pur
chase of horse, and on their return
Bingham's horse got frightened ant
commenced to run. B. jumped out, let
ting horse and wagon go, at the sam
II time endeavOrinp TO make his situatiO]