New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-31
Trains are now again on time.

of nominating city officers, will be held
at the City Hall next Thursday even.
ing.
Peter Geschwind's dance was we'll
attended and all had jolly old.time
Christmas. r
J. A. Dhiel and lady, of Deerield
township. Steele Co., are on a visit to
see their daughter and son.in-law. Mrs.
and Mr.. Boil. .-
The old pioneer man, Hagmann's
dance comes off on New Years even
ing and don't you forget it.
We are glad to see that J. P. Ander.
son is again able to be around and at.
tend to his business.
CIV. Sommerville is off on a visit
to Rochester and will be back after
New Year. George says, "Friends
look out for Grin line.''
The Christmas tree at the NJ. E.
church was we'll attended, and ill
those present were highly pleased.
Our worthy friend Henry Gesche
was in a terrible trouble on Christmas
day. It seems he started out on gal
hunt but was lost in snow storm;
when he awoke he was at home suffer-
ing greatly from exposure. He will
soon be able to pass out Egg Nog or
Tom & Jerry to his friends, free.
Charley Payne was the lucky recipi-
ent of a Christmas present on Sunday
morning. It was a girl weighing 10
pounds, 3 ounces.
NJ. w. Phelps, proprietor of the
Union House, has been confined to his
room for several days, but We are glad
to say that he is again able to be about.
The dance at the Masonic building,
on Friday evening after the installa-
ton, had the best attendance of any
given here. The music was good, Ho.
race displaying his skill to perfection.
The members of the hall announce that
they will give grand masquerade ball
on January 18th, and all lovers of good
music and general good time are cor.
daily invited-free to all.
VIM. Zieske came up from Water.
vile to spend Christmas here in Lo.
reno. VIM. reports business good at
the former place, and says he could not
have found a better location for har.
ness shop.
Joseph Trautmann's team became
frightened on account of the train, on
Christmas morning, and the driver
thrown overheard after which the
team started to have lively run, but
was caught without doing any damage.
Christmas passed off very quietly in
this village. The Evangelical Associa-
ton had Christmas tree in their
church for the Sunday school scholars.
Old Santa Claus did we'll in distributing
presents. We noticed that one young
man was presented with a silver watch.
Miss Prescott, the 0rganist, received
some very nice presents besides some
money. We are glad, however, that
Christmas don't come every day.
The last issue of tho Wide. Awake
made its appearance on Saturday, and
its numerous readers are informed by
the editor that hereafter it will be pub.
lished Saturdays instead Of Tuesdays.
It happened that Lang and the Wide.
Awake man had spat, but which Of
the two came out first best no one
knows, but it is certain his paper did
not come out on time.
The concert Of Silvio's Troubadors
which came off on Christmas was well
attended considering the cold weather,
and those that were present say it was
the grandest treat that Sleepy Eye has
ever had. The hop which followed
was beyond expectations. The boys
are fully organized for 4 travelling
tour. Look out for them, there's fun
ahead.
The following officers Of Keystone
Lodge, No. "a, A. f.. A. NJ, were
installed last Friday evening:
j. n. Thompson, W. NJ.
Thos. Allison, S. W.
Chas. w. Smith, J. W.
II. ]. Hansen, Treas.
T. F. Talbot, Sec.
N. G. Burnside, s. D.
Geo. Knudson, J. D.
J. Duncan, Jr.. 8. s.
Louis Hanson, Tyler.
On tho same evening the following
officers OF the r. "A. G.. were also in
stalled: #
n. G. Burnside, H. P.
Thos. Allison, e.
]. w. B. Welcome. s.
]. n. Thompson, G. II.
Geo. Knudson. P. 8.
Lars Hanson. B. A. G.
Thos. +. Talbot, q. N. Cd Y.
H. Hanson, g. =. % ".
g. Bickelhaupt. Gu. 1t
John Hanson, 1rsas.
Thos. Talbot, Sec.
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