New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-16
Green lettuce and raddishes now
grace our humble MONDAY tables.

Quite a foot race came off last Sat
urday between P. Raverty and Steph.
enson, tor a wager. r. came out Sec
ond best.
A lively fisti.cuff came off between
two breaksmen last Sunday. It is re.
ported that one of the belligerents got
pretty roughly handled.
Loreno was considerably excited
last week over an alleged rape case,
but we have been unable to learn the
particulars.
Buckley is wetting that paint brush
of his fore and aft to keep out Of the
way of that stuffed rabbit. He says
he prefers solid meat. But woe to
that Burnstown correspondent when
he gets hold of him.
John Zieske is having his house new.
~ painted. John says the way to
draw in the ducats is to keep up ap.
pearances by making improvements
aud thereby let the people know that
you mean business.
Everything is progressing finely in
Lorenzo. Buildings are going up in
every part of the village and some are
very nice ones too. Andy's will be
one of the best on Main st. after it is
finished.
Peter Majewski says those baby car.
riages must be sold if he has to sell
them below cost. He has received a
large supply and all in need of car
riage should call on Peter and they
will be suited both as regards quality
and prices.
That man-hole between Zieske' 8 and
Boil s has always been an eye sore to
John, but now since he has his house
repainted he thinks the city council
could do no less than to have it bridged
over with decent walk.
VIM. Stewart, the efficient and &C.
NAL conductor on the Watertown di.
vision was the recipient last week
Tuesday of a ''leetle" girl weighing
10 pounds and ounces.
Kimm, of whom your correspondent
made mention in last issue of the Re-
view as being the happy daddy of a
Is Id. boy, came very near putting a
head on the wrong man for ''Busted. -
He don't like that Firsher's hornepipe
and prefers Yankee Doodle came to
town, &C.
p. Runitz, Of Runitz & Bendixen,
left for Europe last week Tuesday to
revisit his relatives and friends in
Germany. His departure from New
York will be April 23d, on one of the
Hamburg & American line of steamers.
He will be absent about four months.
Miss Addie Howe has opened a mil
linery store in D. I. Russell's building
on Main street, one door east of Tai
bot & Rinke's store. Miss Addie is
prepared to supply the ladies with
anything from a feather to the incest
hat.
Our enterprising editor of the Vide.
AaOake still bankers after game. The
last time he was out he bagged brant
and called tia swan. His devil got
tired eating mud.hens and so quit the
service of the valient hunter and be.
took himself to New U]m.
Water is so scarce here that your
correspondent sometimes has to go
without tea, and it gives him the head
ache. Why don't our city daddies
have a reservoir made and consult the
r. R. Co. to have them Gil and at least
| give us water in case of fire.
| Mark Cain says he is 50 crowded
with work that he don't know what
to do. He has to keep changing the
silver dollars from one pocket to the
other for fear they might work
through.
Work on the addition to the Lorenc
House has commenced. The masons
have commenced on the foundation
and the lumber is on the ground. Mr..
White saws he will either win ar hnai
in the attempt.
Talk about hard times! Why, it i!
astonishing to see the quantity Of
lumber r. H. Bingham from day Il
day receives and the number Of mel
employed in his yard measuring it out
to the farmers. He also has received
several invoices Of shelf and heavy
hardware, tinware, &c. Bingham il
bliss.
John Zieske is just rushing business
q He last week disposed Of four sets q
harness, six large trunks, seven pair
!. OF collars and many other trinkets. II,
was 50 elated over his big trade tina
he, in company Of ]. Trautmann, hiet
himself to st. James, where it IS state,
The went on bum that eclipsed ye edi
tors late Chicago bum.
An interesting larceny case puzzle.
our legal heads the latter part of tn,
past week. Geo. Heart, Of Lone Tree
! had Chas. Werring, of Golden Gate
4 arrested for stealing some celluloit
1 rings from OF his harness, and after q
1.-TWO day trial before justice Bnrnsid,
!. the defendant was adjudged guilty
] We understand that the evidence NJ