New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-28
Loreno Department.
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(By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.)
W n. Gebser,
Manufacturer of nnd Dealer in
Choice Brands of CIGARS,
TOBACCO, PIPES, CIGAR
HOLDERS, &c, &c.
LAKE house, sLEEPI' EYE.n1.N:%:
z (By Our Regular Correspondent Busted.)
LAKE BoUsE, sLEEP1. EYE.nz,:v:

G. w. SOmmerville started for Rem
Vile county last Monday on profes.
sional business. ~.
j. NJ. Thompson looks hale and
hearty after spending Il week in the
SANITY city.
The rubbish around the Revere
House has been removed, which gives
the building IL great deal better and
more inviting appearance. ....
Our public schools are still closed Oh
account of SO much sickness.
Green apples at Blake's.
Our old pioneer HagemaDn is bound
to be among the rest of the entertain
ers and will treat the boys to social
dance on Wasl,ington's birthday, Feb.
22d, and don't you let it escape your
memory.
We are glad to report that sickness
in our city is somewhat on the decline,
Don't forget the dance at Freiss
Brothers tomorrow evening. Jan.
20th.
We are glad to see the Rev. Mr.. Lo-
ba on our streets again.
On account of sickness in the family
of II. G. Eaton, president-elect of the
Council, that body has not met since
election.
The Silvio's Troubadours gave an.
other entertainment at Harmonic Hall
last Friday evening. The entertain
ment is highly spoken Of by all who
witnessed it. Boys, you'll do to travel.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of Mabel Isabel Bowers, aged one year
and two months, which occurred last
W ednesday, Jan. 2lst.
Marshal Conrad is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of diphtheria.
On Friday night John B. Schmitt
was so unfortunate as to have his barn
relieved of set of harness belonging
to a boarder.
Grand masquerade ball at Peter &C.
schwind's City Garden Hall on the
evening Of Feb. 10th.
Who stole that case of oysters from
the depot? Don't all speak at once.
We are panied to report the death
of another son of Mr.. II. G. Eaton
which occurred last Thursday morn.
ing. The remains we're taken to
Rochester by the bereaved parants. It
WAS also rumOred on our streets Oh
Friday that their third son was taken
sick with diphtheria in Rochester.
MARR1ED-At the home Of the bride
in Leavenworth, MINI. Jan. 18th, 1880,
by Rev. NJ. J. Robinson, Mr.. Clarence
f. Harrington to Ella +. Hall. After
the marriage services were over, the
nuptial feast was next to attract the
attention of the guests. The table
was well spead with luxuries, in the
midst of which was a noble old turky
which seemed to be the centre OF at
traction, and in the work of mastica-
tioE none failed to do justice to tho DC.
casiOn.
On Saturday morning ut early dawn
some of our citizens when awakened
from their sweet slnmbers were as
tonished to find that their clothes lines
together with their shirts and such
other wearing apparel us had had been
left hanging out, harnesses and many
other trinkets had misteriously taken
legs during the night and walked off.
Great excitement followed this dis
covery and warrants were freely sworn
out for the arrest of the sneak thieves.
US they are spotted, and Il lively time
is expected in a few days.
P.S.--Since writing the above large
quantity Of the stolen property has
been discovered in some straw
stacks on DR.. Welcomes farm. Sever
al articles are yet missing. Pretty
rough on the Doctor!