New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-07-07
Lcreno Department
by our regular Correspondent Busted.

Lcreno Department
BY our regular Correspondent Busted.
Cheap John is off for Chicago to
purchase a new supply of goods.
Trunks at Zieske's, also lime, Gem
ent, plaster of Paris and plastaring
hair. ~
The Rev. Mr.. Loba has vacated
Lorenzo and gone to Redwood where
he will open an academy.
MARRIED, June Goth, by A. E.
West, J. T., Mr.. Peter Larson and
Miss Mary MCGOWAN:
The horse races on the Sd caused
considerable excitement. Cy always
came out second best rs usual.
Everybody feels happy after the
4th. Three Fourth's in one year is
good enough for Sleepy Eye,
G. B. Blake has returned home from
Rochester where he has been visiting
his father who is very sick, not being
expected to live.
G.. w. Sommerville, one of our 60.
ahead attorneys, has gone to Roches-
ter over the 4th to see about picking
up q piece of calico. George, look elm
bissel out.
Some miscreant scoundrel gobbled
four of J. Zieske's flags which lie had
out over night in front of his store.
"Hope they may do him good" John
says.
The dance on the 81 of July was one
of the most successful ones which
has ever been given in Sleepy Eye.
About seventy tickets were sold. and
all enjoyed themselves to the utmost.
J.C. Zieske and family left for Wa
terville on the morning of the 9th,
to visit his brother who is in the har.
ness business at that place. John
will be gone several days.
J. Zieske had two orders for har.
ness in one day, one from Lamberton
and the other from a person living
fourteen miles west of Beaver Falls.
That means business.
MARRIED, ut the Lutheran church
at Sleepy Eye. by Rev. Ruber, Mr..
Henry Getsche and Miss Emma james.
We wish the happy pair an abundance
of success through life's journey.
The celebration at Hartmann s
grove on Sunday, the 4th of July, was
a grand success. About one hundred
people had gathered for good time,
Professor Cane was the orator. Sub.
ject: From 1910 to the present time.
Three cheers were given about fifty
times in favor of the professor.
The Catholic celebration on the
5th was grand success. The wealth
er in the morning was not very favor
able, but it cleared up and was very
pleasant from about II o'clock. Tht
procession formed at the libe1ty pole,
marched through the principal streets
then to the grounds where speaking
and good dinner were enjoyed b,
those present. Everything passed
off lovely up to the present writing.
Despite the heavy rains of Friday
night, making locomotion just a littl,
difficult, the citizens celebration las
Saturday was an entiro success. Tn,
procession of the New Ulm Silver Cor
net Band and the Governors Guards
and their drum corps, in the morning
was not entirely free from difficulties
The streets, at some places, were yer!
muddy but the boys were equal to tn,
task and waded through the bad pla
ces in regular veteran style. The ex
ercises at the grove were very inter
esting and consisted in reading tn
Declaration of Independence, music
speeches, a pic mic dinner and an exhi
bition Grill by the Guards. The ora
ton by Mr.. Baker is highly spoken O
by all who had the pleasure of hear
ing him. The responses to the toast
were also all delivered in a very hap
ply manner. The dinner was all tina
could have been wished for and wa
partaken of by nearly 200 people
Horse racing constituted part of tn
afternoons sport. The Band an.
Guards departed for home highl.