New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-03-26

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Our friend VIM. Duncan is out again,
but not able to walk without crutches.
The Wide-Avake has at last cot a
s.devil," and hereafter things will 90
lively.
Mr.. NJ. Zieske ST.. is building him.
self q residence in what is known as
Kelley's addition, just east of town.
DR.. Berry of New Ulm made Lorenzo
a visit week ago Yesterday and gave
US all aneighborly shake.
Mr.. Rppy, our genial night operator,
is suffering FROM severe cold which
has settled in his face and throat.
T. Bendixen returned from Chicago
last Friday morning. He says Jack
Frost did not penetrate into his pota-
toes enough to do much harm.
Mr.. Bowen and family have returned
from Nicolet and we understand will
make Loreno their future home.
G. B. Blake can supply you with any.
thing in his line fully ten per cent.
cheaper than you can buy elsewhere,
simply because he buys for cash and
sells for cash only.
There is no question as regards the
name OF our town. The Secretary of
State has informed recorder Bingham
that the bill changing the name to Lo.
reno passed both houses of the Legisla.
ture and had been approved by the
Governor, as also the bill amending our
village charter.
DR.. Flynn, of Redwood, paid our vii.
lage a visit last week. The doctor
thinks that Loreno is the boss town
west of Chicago. While here he was
the guest of DR.. Welcome il.
John Zieske is inextra good spirits
since he sold that cow to Trautmann.
He says he is confident that he can
stay his creditors off for thirty days
and if his delinquents will only pony
up by that time he will come out O. X.
The enterprising editor of the Vide
Awake is rapidly pushing his new rsi-
dence to completion. The location is
fine and the building will he another
ornament to our city.
Call at G. Blake's and look at his fine
assortment of Bradley & Metcalf's
boots and shoes. -~
Mr.. w. R. White, the accommodat.
ing host of the Treemot House, is over.
hauling and renovating his entire build.
ing, and when done he will have one of
the largest and most convenient hotels
in the city. Good wholesome food,
properly cooked, and clean beds is the
motto of Mr.. White, which is bound
to make his resort one of popularity.
G. b. Blake has just received splen.
did lot of groceries, and prices are bed.
rock.
/ Rev. F. Mode and Rev. J. Smith, OF
the Evangelical Association, were in
our village last week making calls or
the members, and your humble cores
pondent had the pleasure of good chat
with them. Call again, gentlemen, We
are always glad to see you.
Il. II. Bingham is rushing things.
By the way he receives lumber one
would think that Lorenzo and New Ulm
would be spliced together before fall
MIR. B. has also a full stock of hard
ware and stoves and in fact everything
that belongs in his line of business
Just drop into his place Of business and
see for yourself.
At C. B. Blake's you can find nice
line of ingram carpets for little money
7. MARI has somewhat recovered
from his late mishap and is again able
to be on the street. He says s'dat gall
played off on him but he will fix das
again and all Will be set Alright.
How about Loreno! We notice it il
all mixed up like a pack of cards
Some say they live in Lorenzo and Others
in Sleepy Eye. We wouldn't be sur
prised if there was war over it yet
the Review got strayed last Wednes
day and instead of going to Lorenzo i,
went to Sleepy Eye and we did not re
ceive it until the following day.
Mr.. Bobleter, of the REVIEW, mad,
Lorenzo flying visit Friday last, prob
ably after Busted Hope he die
not give him the slip like s'Chips." W.
expect Mr.. B. was up to look at oul
progressing city and shake hands will
his old friends. He looks well sine,
he returned from that Chicago bum
Go again.
| A Runaway Monday afternoon Of
last week created quite an excitemen,
in our burg. 1t appears that a team
started from or near the depot anG
came down 5th street at a fearful
gate, causing Mr.. Hulsmer's team
which was standing in front of the
Union House, to break loose from theil
hitching post and badly demolishina
the wagon, and strewing its contents
pr0miscuously about the street. Mr.
Hulsmer has commenced proceeding.
to recover damages from the proprie
tor of the Union House, which, to ;
man up tree, seems to be a strang,
proceeding.