New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-01
Minnesota Valley Railway.

GnlllS DIdu ItW. w ucdt Ids 11OG Idll6Q
this week.
Rev. o. p. Champlin was the recipi-
ent Of a handsome easy chair on Christ
mas eve.
The new hotel 1--WE wonder when it
will be christened) is doing a land of
fee business.
The livery of Messrs. Davis & Dodge
seems to be in almost constant reQuisl.
ton these days. and the boys are happy.
Fritz Kehne is once more with us.
having returned from Chicago last
week.
We have full Aedged singing school
under the direction of Prof. Carpenter
and it is in a fourishing condition.
Knapp& Rieley, of the RevereH House.
are raking in the ducats faster than a
"Faro Bank
The ups and downs of life:
Cup in balloon boys" and
''DOwn in a coal mine"
There was man here last week who
vowed by the ''Bones of Faust that
there should be a newspaper establish.
ed here right away, quick. Well, let
him establish. We can stand it if he
can.
Mine host of the Minnesota House
has entirely recovered from the shock
caused by his defeat at the late cleo.
ton, and now beams smilingly on all
patrons of his place. Better luck next
time, Charlie.
To-day there is not even a ssHoss
trade" to enliven the quiet of our usu-
ally lively little burg, and haven
seen a man any the worse for benzine
in quite a while.
There was no party, hop, sociable or
anything of the kind here on Christ
mas eve OF night, and / do not think
that there is enterprise enough among
our youngsters to get up anything of
the sort for New Year.
The good people of the German
Evangelical church of this place have
been having quite an extended series
OF meetings, commencing on Thanks
giving day and will. end on or about
New Year.
What we want, and want bad, is
more snow. We don t want or 4 feet
and blizzard, but we do want good
fall to make sleighing. The Young
folks are actually spelling for a Sleigh
ride.
Mr.. christensen informs us that he
intends to make this his headquarters
in the near future, in the agricultural
implement business. Thus our town
is rapidly filling up with solid and re.
liable business men,
Messrs. Talbot & Eaton were also
presented with splendid buggy whips.
See to it, gentlemen, that YOU do not
use them on your better halves.
Mankato has met with a loss in
the person OF Mr.. Sam'l Randall, who
has located here, in the clothing hns.
mess. His long experience. and his
keen foresight us a general business
man, led him to establish here AZ a
probable place of increasing his world
ly treasures May success attend him.
! Cy was out riding yesterday and his
horse not acting to suit him, CIV hit
him with whip. The horse returned
the compliment by launching out his
heels at Cy' s head. He missed Cy. bnt
not so the dashboard of the buggy. as
the said dash board which is now in
Zieske's shop for repairs bears ample
evidence. Hit ME again, will you!
Some one who knew Joe. Trant.
mann's peculiar failing, presented him
with a half ID. Of Tom & Jerry smok.
ing tobacco, a clay pipe and a handful
of matches. They found their wav to
the Christmas tree at the school ho;,se
on Christmas eve.
At the same time and place Mr.. Tom
Talbot received a handsome silver
watch.
We saw a man yesterday who was
trying to choke down a big swear. and
all because the Review stated that the
early morning train was due to leave
here at 5:25 q CLOCK, when in reality s.
leaves at Sis. The consequence was
| he got left, not on the swear, however.
for he finally set that l. out, but by the
One Of our young hummers got into
| a dispute with Mr.. Franz, the popular
landlord Of the HaWkeye Saloon, and
forthwith sta Il. f f fqF 4 revolver where