New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-24
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trron our regular eor,spoaden. Bu.ssd.1
The young ladies' Of Lorenzo do not
'njoy leap year because the boys are

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Freiss Bros. are about to put a
good stone foundation under their
house. These gentlemen are two of
our most go-a-head men.
JOS. Gibish, living near Iberia.
has left for parts unknown, at least
80 says dame rumor. Several of his
creditors mourn going.
Peter Browns physician, DR.. Mar.
cellus, thinks the injured leg can be
saved although he pronounces. it one
of the worst fractures that has ever
come under his observation.
DR.. Berry's familiar phiz was seen
in our city one day last week. Doc.
move up and take position.
Mrs. T. NJ. Marcellus is visiting
friends in New Ulm, the guest Of
Mrs. DR.. Berry.
William Kelly has just finished
thresing his wheat. Bill says it's a
little damp but will dry out.
Dame rumor says Messrs. Breck-
enridge and Sanborn are going to
build some 40 or 50 buildings at Lo-
reno, the coming summer. There's
thousands in it.
D1ED-Friday night, March 10th,
Catherine E. Wertzler, at the good
old age of 80 years and months.
The funeral services were conducted
at the Catholic church. Rev. Faith.
er Sandmeyer officiating. The old
lady was the mother of Mrs. Sander.
lin. The bereaved ones have the
sympathy of the community.
Ifyou want to get rid of your
hogs, cattle, hides, &c., call on Black
4 Frantz, at Lorenzo.
Peter Clancy, living near Golden
Gate, has been rendered a position
on the Northern Pacific raiload as
time keeper. He will accept.
Go to hndy's for clean shave and
a good hair cut.
Peter Christensen & Co. have re.
ceived lot of new agricultural ma.
chinery.
Knapp & Chaplin of the Revere
House have purchased the billiard
table of Freiss Bros. and will open a
sample room as soon as the new ad.
dition is completed. ..
DR.. Marden made us his usual Wis.,
it last Friday.
G. F. Densel of the western divi-
sion has moved his family to Lorenzo
where he intends to make his future
home.
Mr.. DeCamp, ex-marshal of Red.
wing, has moved to Lorenzo with his
family and his paint brushes, and he
has formed a partnership with Lang
in the paint business.
Presscot, our boss blacksmith, has
bis hands full, shoeing horses.
Peter Majewski and Mrs. Zieske
have returned from the Cottonwood
conference and speak in high praise
of the meeting. 1t was an entire
success.
c. w. Conrad has purchased Mr..
K. Rieison's dwelling near the lake.
CT has already taken possession of
the premises.
Mr.. Schultz is erecting a nice
dwelling near Peter Majewski's.
When finished it will be one Of the
best buildings IN Breckendrige's
addition.
F. Zieske, brother of John, is
very sick with typhoid fever, but it
is hoped good care will bring him
around all right again.
John Zieske expects to attend tho
Wisconsin soldiers reunion to be
held at Milwaukee in the second
weekin June. John says he wants
to see the boys once more.
The Youngman Bros. are now
engaged digging a we'll for Joe
Trautmann. ....
Irautmann & Zieske started one
day last week to buy cattle and
travelled sixty miles without ever
getting a bite or a tail. John don't
want any more such trips, not
much. .-
DIPHTHERIA vICTIMs.-Sam Sher-
man, living near Iberia, has lost a
girl aged 10 years, and another aged
81 years is down with the disease
and not expected to live. A Mr..
Diddle has lost two children within
a week. Mr.. Albrecht. near Golden
Gate, has just lost the third child.
Mr.. Ingram says that didhtheria has
broken out in Iberia and vicinity a
very fatal form.
Mr.. Mitchell has thrown his doors
open and is now ready to wait on
his customers.
Mr.. Levi is very sick with inha.
matory rheumatism. His son Hen
ry is also quite sick.
John Zieske last week received
the incest lotof riding saddles that
were ever brought to Lorenzo. Call
and see for yourself.
Mrs. and Mr. Sanderlin desire US to
express their heartfelt thanks to all
their many kind friends who assist
ed them during the late sickness of
their now deceased mother, and to
all who attended the funeral.