New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-02-14
LOCAL NEWS.

F. H. Behnke spent Sunday with
friends in St. Peter.
Frank spaeth is home from Montevi-
dec for the winter.
Robert Chase of Sleepy Eye is the
guest of Frank Buggert.
Miss Flora Pfefferle has gone to st.
Paul to study Millinery.
Dr.. Koehne's house and lot on South
Minnesota sold for $500.
Marshall Greene was down from Sleepy
Eye Saturday on business.
Casper Green, Gibbons popular mil
Ter, was in the city Thursday.
Jos. Schnobcrich has purchased the
prop erty Of Albert Ring for $500.
August Wagner is enlisted in the Or
ganizaticn of Columbian Bicycle Club
Jos. A. Eckstein and n. Henningsen
were at Lamberton Monday on business.
Henry Rolwes and Albert Mathies of
| Springfield were visitors in our city last
week.
Twins we're born to Mr.. and Mr.. Chas.
Anderson on Sunday. Both boys are
healthy.
The night passenger trains, Nos. 1 and
! 2, have been abandoned on account of
the dull trade.
W. A. Milne is organizing an evening
class in penmanship and bookkeeping
at Redwood Falls.
Eugene Pfefferle will again enter the
drugstore of Andrew J. Eckstein, this
time as prescript clerk.
A German Literary Society has been
organized. Prof. Nix is president of the
society and Miss Minnie Fischer IS Sec
retary.
Prof. E. T. Crichett will attend the an
nual meeting of the Southern Minnesota
Teachers Association in Mankato on the
9Th of March.
Otto Sommer has severed his connec-
lions with the Springfield Roller Mill
Co. and will go to Greenbay, Wis, to
accept position.
The anti-scalper's law has been de-
clared unconstitutional. This is the law
against which Mr.. Lind spoke in the leg
islature year ago.
VIM. Winklemann and son, Albert,
were up at Springfield last week collect
ing old accounts. Mr. Winkleman in
tends to return to Helena by the 1st.
Low: = # Renville count, is in
,saulting a fellow man. He
will linger with the sheriff for 20 days,
according to the statutes in such case
made and provided
Mrs. J. Newhart, accompanied by her
children Horace and Grace, have gone to
Battle Creek, Mich, for medical treat
ment at the celebrated sanitarium. They
will be gone some weeks.
Young Mr.Laird, who has visited New
Tim two or three times recently, has
been appointed postmaster at Redwood
Falls. He had the endorsement of Cut
cheon, Doran, Mullen and Gley.
Henri Seifert has rented the saloon
of F. W. Baarsch, and will assume charge
after the 18th of April. Mr.. Baarsch
has concluded to retire from business,
his health at present being poor.
NJ. NJ. Madigan has given a mortgage
deed of $4,000 on his residence property
. warranty deed on 50 acres in Johnson
vile and state certificate to 80 acres
near Lamberton, all to Henry Schleuder,
one Of his bondsmen.
E. St. Julien Cox writes from Los An
gels that Werner Bosch has purchased
city lots there and may make California
his future home. We trust that thislast
information is not true, for New U]nl
doesn't want to lose such citizens as
Werner Bosch.
The advanced class in the high-shool
consisting of seven students, left the
ipublic school at the same time that Prof
Nix did and are now continuing thei1
studies ut Turner Hall under that gentle
man and Miss Mclaughlin. What a stroe
evidence Of the popularity of these two
teachers.
The ''School Education," one of the
stan dard school Journals of the North
west has this to say of the man whose
ideas the school board is so anxious te
eradicate from our local school system
eve hope to hear soon that Prof. Robt