New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-12-24
L,oreno Department
ny Our Regular Correspondent sa..ed.)

aa
For sleigh bells call on J. G. Zieske.
He has lots Of 'em.
For Christmas presents 60 to Salkows.
XII. Also take peep into the tailoring
shop.
Talbot L Rinke have everything you
may want in the holiday goods line. Go
and see them.
John Zieske has some very fine single
and double harnesses and trunks on
hand.
Our hotels are fully prepared to &C.
commOdate all who may wish to spend
the holidays in Loreno.
G. B. Blake says he will try and beat
them all in the line Of Christmas and
New Years goods.
Our saloon keepers have got
corner in the egg market. They are
buying up all that come along for ''Tom
4 Jerry and egg nog.
Our livery men boast that they can
turn out as nice rig as any concern
in Minnesota, which is saying much.
Ye "Busted" wishes all the patrons
Of the Review merry Christmas.
P. Majewski has large stock Of all
kinds of furniture and sewing ma.
chimes. Give him a call.
For apples, candy, &C., goto F.
Bolts.
The Keystone lodge A. F. and A. NJ.
will have their installation on Friday,
l nnO OAth ~ ;n.,ikoH
Peter Geschwind will give dance
at the City Garden on Christmas eve
ming.
&. Dayton has gone to St. Peter to
buy wood and anyone wishing car
load should address him there.
Your correspondent don't often
boats but that present of 40 lbs. of pork
for a Christmas roast makes US just
feel like getting up and Growing. Who
is next. -5..
There is loud talk that the Masons
will have social dance at the close Of
their installation exercises.
| I noticed Zieske sitting up in his
easy chair Monday morning. As he is
unable to work he is keeping an eye
on his delinquents as the old year is
nearly gone. ~. .:-.... ,@....-
The old pioneer Hageman is going to
treat his friends to a grand dance on
New Years eve. Don't fail to give
bin benefit as he deserves it.
Another public hall. The masons
have decided to fix up the room on the
first floor of their building for concert
hall for the public in general. The
room is 24x60 feet and when arranged
will mako splendid hall.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give grand sociable on
Thursday evening to pass away the
merry Christmas. All are cordially
invited.
REMOVABLE. A. Russell has rented
the store formerly occupied by J. F.
Whiting where he opened out his large
stock of dry goods, groceries, &c., last
Monday morning.
Snow on the level now lays about
fourteen inches and all that can must.
er horse and sleigh are taking advan.
tageof it. Your correspondent, how
ever, is not lucky enough to possess
either. ...-
On the occasion of a grand sociable
at tho Lorenzo House last Wednesday
evening, Elder Robinson was present.
ed with a nice beaver overcoat. After
several well-timed speeches the party
adjourned singing on their way home,
~ am happy still"
Sunday afternoon Harvey Conrad and
d. Berry thought they would warm up
Thy wrestling, which resulted in Mr..
Berry getting one of his legs broken
just above the ankle. Drs. Marcellus
and Welcome promptly reduced the
fracture. Moral-DOn't wrestle.
The teachers of our public school
gave their scholars rare treat last
Friday evening. The exercises con-
sisted of speaking, dramatic perform.
ances, &c. The house was crowded to
its utmost capacity and everybody
seemed to be very much. pleased with
the entertainment. ...
Freis l. Bro. are remodeling their
building into concert hall, and it will
be ready by Christmas evening, when
the Silvio's Troubadours Band' will
give their first performance in their
minstrel characteristics. At the con.
clusion of the show there will be
grand dedication dance and oyster sup
per. As the proceeds go towards pur.
chasing instruments for a brass band
it is hoped everybody will attend.
MARR1ED-At the Lutheran church
in this city, on Thursday, Dec. 18th,
by the Rev. Mr.. Oerding, Mr.. William
Miller to Miss Wilhelmina Utecht,
both of Sleepy Eye. The congratula.
tions of ye ''Busted" are herewith ex.
tended. Millers are a good thing to
have in wheat country like ours and
we hope William may be blessed with
many little Millers. ID ~ .t..."
A SERIOUS FALL-John Zieske slip.
FED and fell on the sidewalk in front of
c. B. Blake's store last Thursday after
noon causing him for the mo.
ment to see bright shining stars. He
has been confined to his bed in conse.
quence for few days past but nothing
seriously is apprehended. John, you
must look a ''leetle" out the next
time.
.--z.f