New Ulm weekly review., 1879-06-18

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Mr.. Jos. Freiss viii give grand
ball in his new hall tomorrow, Thurs
day evening. a good time is expect
ed. = 's
q nice little party was held in ].
Mlllermarti's new building Saturday
evening, in which some TWENTY-FIVE
couple particip pated. 81 ..=ssS =
IS Mr.. Joseph Trautman has only two
more trips to make to ST.. James
before his mail contract expires. He
says he is bound that the last trim shall
be q good one. 7.
Quite rumpus occurred at one of our
boarding houses last w ednesday night.
One poor fellow was rather roughly
handled and now goes in mourning.
Joseph Hutchings has moved his
photograph gallery on Main street next
to Chas. Berg's hotel. Joe saws he
will please all lwho may give Rim i call.
CT he will refund the money. J,
We learn that DR.. j. w. B. Well.
come has been appointed surgeon on
the Winona st & Peter railroad and
that he will soon move back to Lorenzo
again. @
Peter MajeWski is in receipt Of an.
other consignment Of baby carriages
and says now is the time for Young
married folks, with or without. to
strike a bargain.
Marshal Conrad is hard at work
grading Main street and when his
work is completed Main street will
have much better appearance. A
few more pieces of sidewalk should be
put down and then we are happy.
The Andrews Bell Ringers gave
two OF their entertainments in our
City Hall last week Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings. They were greeted
both nights by large audiences and
some four hundred had curbstone
tickets and were arranged around on
the outside of the building.
r. H. Bingham is building a two
story, 34x74 feet, lumber shed to keep
his lumber dry and in good shape. B.
IS dolnga big trade and besides his
stock Of lumber keeps a large and com.
plete assortment Of nails, tinware. &C.
He sells Penn. coal by the pound or
ton.
The editor Of the Wide.Awake. or
Fast Asleep as the iberia Correspondent
puts 1t IN your last issue, is trying hard
to work into the good graces of Fish.
ing Club No. so that he NAV become
member of the same at their next re.
gular meeting without being black.
balled.
Too thin, my boy, too thin! Club No.
is arter fish not mud turtles. Puffs
won't win.
The western conference of the Congre.
g ational church convened at this place
last Thursday evening with fair at.
tendance. The address delivered by
Rev. =. Il. Cobb was full of interest
and the arguments were masterly
handled. MI. D. v. Loba will he the
next Elder as Mr. Champlin's time
expires July lst. and on the first Sun.
day III July he will preach his fare.
we'll sermon. Owing to i'll health Mr.,
Champlin will retire from the pulpit
for 4 year or two.
Our Messrs. +. Ibberson and John
=. Zieske were called up by the sheriff
at midnight on the 18th inst. to appear
at New Ulm as witnesses in case of the
State OF Minnesota VS.. Chas. b. Trow
bridge, but for some reason after the,
got there they were not called upon te
testify. Trowbridge was declared
ssnot guilty." but had Ibberson an(
Zieske been called to the witness stanc
we are sure the case would been have
decaided otherwise.
| The McMaster House (calaboose) wa.
luckey enough to get JUS,
one boarder last week. A farmer
named Krause, from Lamberton, VIII
many of the readers of the Review
may know to be s.lOud'' customer
when a little top heavy, was goinf
through some Of his didos wllen mar
| shal Conrad jugged him. The justic,
said s.. 25 but Krause said nix, and st
he was remanded to hotel de McMastey
until Mr. Fay, of Leavenworth. came
along and satisfied the wounded honor
Of the city by forking over 1925 fo,
said Krause. He left town swearing
vengeance on everybody.