New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-03-10
Lereno Department.

(From our regular correspondent Bussed.)
Oh. Schlief is convalescing.
Mr.. Levi is down with rheumatic.
Our public schools will again open
| April 5th.
Knapp has again taken charge of the
Revere House and newly furnished it
from top to bottom.
| L. B. Breckenridge was in the city
on the 5th inst, looking after his land.
ed interests.
Keegan Bros. have arrived from
Winona and will commence work on
their store building forthwith.
Our NJ. DIS are looking a little
dOwncast, as at present there is not a
single case Of serious sickness III town.
The wife of Mr.. August Speckmann,
living three miles east of here, is very
sick and not expected to live.
W. R. White has contracted for
for the building of an addition, 20x22
feet, to his already commodious hotel.
Good.
It was quite an amusing sight last
Saturday to see our two editors work
ing teeth and toe malls for their res
pective papers.
Our estimable friend p. Majewski
has been laid up with bad cold, but
we are glad to say that he is on the
mend.
Although our saloons were all closed
last Sunday, the boys managed to get
lager al! the same. Boys, where did
you get it! Don't all answer in Choir
us.
Died, March 9th, 1880, Bertha.
daughter of Mrs. and Mr.. Lane. Diph.
theri ia done its fatal work. The be.
reaved family has the sympathy of
the community.
Peter Nose, who owns a farm about.
a mile from town, has arrived with
his family, and contemplatcs some
worthy improvements.
Mr.. Albrecht. near Golden Gate. has
lost one more child from Diphtheria.
The dreadful disease is making many
sad homes in this vicinity, this winter
Oar city justice has his hands full
nowadays, since old - was here
hauling up some of our prominent men
for going across the line.
8. Wo list das liebe, CUTE lager bier
geblieben!" is {. question we now hear
frequently propounded on Sundays by
our TeutOnic friends.
The proprietors of our Harmonic
Hall are not content with the i'm.
provements already made land have en-
gagged Lang to paint three more scenes
for the stage.
| Our Masonic fraternity had grand
oyster supper last Thursday evening
at the Loreno House. 1t was a real
good, sociable gathering.
Vim. Davis has returned to Lorenn
and will make it his future home.
William says there is no place like
this.
Joe Trautman took flying trip t.
New Uln, on the 2u inst, with q
sleigh, but on his return he had t.,
slide through mud instead Of snow.
Joe, did you measure that wheat field!
Those fine harnesses and trunks Il;
Zieske' $ are beauties, and any one il.
neel of Il harness OF trunk should
not fail to give the old pioneer Cal,
before purchasing elsewhere.
A belated item.-Daniel Cornsl,
and Miss Eva Barton were joined III
holy wedlock 1T Lorenzo, Feb. 10th
1880. Although late, we nevertheless:
wish the happy couple Il pleasant jou.
ney through their welded life.
II. Horn, yard master at this plac'
for the Winona & St. Peter railroad
departed last Monday for Aurora, Wis.
On his return he will be accompanied.
10y his family composed OF fourtetii
chil,iren-eight girls and six boys
Hurrah for the county seat!
Geo. Dayton's team ran away da!
or two ago and came near making sad
havoc with George. lie was rescued
from his predicament by II couple o.
farmers coming to town with hay.
George, stay at home and sell tanning
mills, and use Andy's wonderful cura-
tive llniment.
"Cheap Tom," our new merchant.
has arrived and will to-day throw his
doors open to an eager and ihquisltlv.
public. His stock, SO we are inform.
ed, embraces a full line of groceries,
crockery, and every thing else usually
found in Il first-class store.
Born, Saturday, February 28th, 1880
the Sleepy Eye Herald, Thos. E. Bow
en- editor and publisher. 1t leaves the
Wide. A,cake far in the rear in point OF
general appearance and local offerings
and is destined to become leading
paper in the county.
c.. F. Prescott, our boss blacksmith
few days ago received a job from
Wadena county to shoe a pair d
horses. He shod the same horses il
November last, and the man drove
1870 miles on purpose to have him de-
1T, which is a big feather in Pres
colts hat.
No cough or cold, however obstinat
can resist the healing qualities of DR.
Marsh Ills Lung Syrup. It completed
cures when all others fail. Try it
Price Is cents. 50 cents and $l,OO
bottle. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.
The excitement occasi0ned by tn
closing of our saloons on Sundays hi.
somewhat subsidized. The city dad
dies have authorized the city attorne
to draw up Sunday ordinance, an
cause it to be published in our cit
journals. And then, oh, but wont tn
fur fly if any of the salOonists dare t
| violate its madate.