New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-01-31
Mrs. Herman Beussmann is still very

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Mrs. Herman Beussnann is still very
ill. 81.
JOS. A. Eckstein has gone to Milwau-
kee on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Popp will return
from California in a few days.
Albert Meyer is employed i'll the pho
tograph gallery of Jos. Satfler.
Eibner makes 2 speciality of home
made candies cream taffy and the like.
It ismuch superior to that bought else
where. Try it.
Paul Quandt, John Wagner snd VIM.
Wegweg, all of Stewart have beeN Wis
iting in Lafayette the past few days.
A Mr.. Jacobs. who recently re-
turned from the west, has opened an oy-
ster parlor in the vacant Leibold store
room adjoining the telegraph office.
Miss Mary Gerstman of Morgan is in
the city, taking lessons in painting and
the art Of trimming ladies' hats.
The Advance says that VIM. G. Frank
will build handsome residence in the
village of Springfield next spring.
On the 18th of February a State Con-
vention of Active Turner's will be held
at Turner Hall in this city. Delegates
will be present from every society in the
state and the total number will be in the
neighborhood of one hundred.
Redwood Falls was we'll represented
in New Ulm during the whole of last
week. Seventy five witnesses were in
Guided among the visitors. and some of
them were honored and representative
citizens.
The School Board has selected Otis G.
Gross of Cannon Falls to be principal of
the High School and V. S. Clark of Nc
Cauleyville to succeed Miss Mclaughlin
Together with Supt. Crichett they will
begin work on the 9TH.
The Bollmann Theatre Co. appeared
at Turner Hall last evening and will
give another performance tonight. The
company now includes only six people,
Schober and one other actor having left
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1t was Attorney S. L. Pierce, who is
nov here, who appeared before the Su-
preme court over week ago and advo-
Gated the unconstitutionality of the Taw-
ney insanity law. Pierce took up the
ease without tender of reward and cham
pioned it solely out of humanity.
Up at Golden Gate the citizens have a
debating club and are discussing such
questions as ''Should we have metallic
basis for money or not?" Our neighbors
evidently want r. re themselves
the biennia' .~-, he political ora
tors.
Miss Annie Bradvold, a young lady
who was to be married to young SOL
der at Ft. Smelling, died in Minneapolis
a week ago from the effects of the ex-
ploslon .of a kerosine oil lamp. He1
remains were taken to Springfield for in
terment.
| DR.. Alfred Mueller has sent his friend
Andrew J. Eckstein, boquet of pressed
Swiss flowers, among them several bios.
SONS of "Edelweis," plucked from the
highest peaks of the alps. a. j. prize:
them highly.
The destruction of Max Remnants new
building by fire was narrowly prevented
early yesterday morning. The fire wa
started i'll the celler by the falling int
the roasting fire of several hams which
immediately started blaze that sprea(
to the woodwork around. Severa
hundred pounds Ct sausage We're ais,
cooked in the flames
Rev. Bcrgstrom, who attended tn
Christian Endeavor convention in thi
city last summer, has created a sensa
ton in Mankato by leaving the Baptis
Iastorate and joining the Episcopa
church. He claims that the Baptist doc
trines are too contracted for the work he
desires to do.
The st. Peter Herald says: The Min
neapolis Journal declares that Boblete1
took private interest on state funds. We
are not willing to believe any such charge
until it is proven. We have been pleased
to regard Bobleter as an honest man anc
| will not change that position upon {
mere theory. 1t will require facts te
convince us.
The Mckinley Bros. of Duluth have
leased over a thousand acres Of land adj
joining Moons coal mine in Redwood
county for term Of thirty years and