New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-02-04
Loreno DEPARTMENT.
Loreno Department..
WIN. Gebser,
Mannt acturer Of and Dealer IN
Choice Brands Of CIGARS,
TOBACCO, PIPES, CIGAR
HOLDERS, &C., &c.
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Green apples at Blake's.
Miss Lima Kimm is very sick with
diphtheria.
Ex.sheri6 Bickelhaupt has named his
hotel the Fremont House." Give
him call.
Talbot L Rinke are selling corn cobs
at Is cts. load.
Jos: Trautmann keeps New Ulm
bread for sale. Call on Joseph. and
try loaf.
F. 1bberson, our druggist, is again
convalescent. His son Tom is also
around again.
Our public schools still remain clos.
ed. -
Our free reading room association 10
progressing finely. Call for your books
on Saturdays.
Freiss Bros. postponed their dance
which was to come off ON the Goth ult.
until Feb. 5th, when it will surely be
held.
j. H. Huntsman has been appointed
to superintend the business of Mr.. Coal
Tar, in the tlnware line.
Observation-Disclosures Cane will shave
your face clean but not your POCKET
book" We Wide Awake editor, hands
| up! There's lots that want yours.
DR.. Berry's familiar face was seen
on our streets last Wednesday.
Mrs. Marcellus returned homo last
Wednesday from a two weeks visit to
Mortified. @....
We are sorry to report the death of
Scheeler's little son, which occurred
last Sunday. The bereayed have the
sympathy of the entire community.
MARR1ED-At New Ulm. Feb. Sd,
1880, NJ. Hillesheim to Miss Victoria
Mauch. The congratulations of ye
Busted are rendered. 3Mat, you are a
lucky fellow.
John c. Zieske is in receipt of a
letter from friends in Wadena, Mimi.
stating that diphtheria prevailes in
the Northern Pacific country about the
same as in Brown Co.
Peter Majewski sold three coffins
in one day last week. Peter says he
is about sick of that kind of work and
hopes there may soon be change for
the better.
We are panied to chronicle the death
of Mr.. A. Steffan's little girl, aged l
year and two months, from membran.
Gus Group: Jan. 28th.
Il. w. Sommerville will leave for
Renville county on the 10th of Febru-
AIRY on professional business. George,
are you not taking in too many coun-
ties!
Our friend John Zieske has been
somewhat indisposed for few days
past, but is now able again to wait up
on his numerous customers.
Jos. Trautmann's team while pack
ing ice near the lake became fright.
ened 1T something and before Joe was
barely aware of it they were off like
the wind They made pretty good
time and the way that the pieces were
scattered about was fearful to behold.
Joe, you must look Il leedle better out.
Our Mr.. H. G. Eaton and lady have
not yet returned fromRochester, where
now quietly slumber all their children,
the youngest one also having succumb-
I'd to the dread disease diphtheria.
Thus, in a few brief days all the
bright hopes of a once happy family
have been dashed to pieces.
Last Thursday evening the Common
Council of the village of Loreno held a
special meeting for the purpose of TAX
ing into consideration the appointment
of a Marshal to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the death of Maurice Conrad.
The Council selected Mr.. John Lee as
the man best fitted for that position.
and he will discharge the duties of said
office for the ensuing year. No furth-
CT business appearing the council adj
journed.
The grim visitor death has also emit.
cred the home of J. J. Kelly and took
therefrom the wife and mother. Mrs.
Kelly departed her life on Thursday,
Jan. Goth. leaving behind two small
children and a loving husband to monrn
her nntimely loss. Mr.. Kelly has the
sympathy of the community in this his
sad affection.
Last week the Review contained the
glad tidings that our Mr.. Maurice Con-
rad was slowly recovering from his Sc
we're attack of diphtheria, but we are
panied to say, Mr.. Conrad died on Wed.
nesday morning, ere the Review had
been perused Ivy many of its Sleepy
Eye readers. He leaves wife and
one child who deeply mourn his loss.
One Of our young gents was fearfully
distracted last week because his doxy
went back on him. He sought the lake
for consolation and in moment of
frenzy jumped into the lake through
an air hole in the ice, but luckily man
who was making ice in the vicinity