New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-09-25

For everything that is given some.
thing is taken. Society acquires new
arts, and loses old instincts. The civi.
llzed man has built coach, but has los,
the use Of his feet; he has fine Geneva
watch, but can not tell the hour by The
sun. -Emerson.
Mrs. F. H. Behnke is visiting in Min.
neapolis.
Jabob Pfenninger left for Pierre yes
terday afternoon.
Chas. L. Roos went to Minneapolis
yesterday on business.
| Dr.. Bell has rented the Hummel resi-
dence on German Street.
Miss Harriet friedman left for Indi-
ana yesterday afternoon.
Miss Louisa Hansing has gone to Man
kato to spend the winter.
Mrs: Rhode and daughter arrived from
St. Paul Thursday evening.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt has returned from
St. Paul to this city to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gieseke of Sleepy
Eye were in town yesterday.
Miss Kuehnel has resigned her position
In the store of John F. Neumann.
Frank Preisinger is building new
residence on his farm in Lafayette.
g. H. Ross, the Minneapolis banker,
transacted business here last Thursday.
Geo. Zimmerman, the young attor-
ney, left for Chicago Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Durbahn of Red Wing will
preach in the Methodist church nextSun-
day evening.
Rev. Fellows of Minneapolis will
preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday morning.
Jos. Arbes, prescription clerk in Eek
STEMS drug store, Will leave for the
State University on the Sth of next
month.
Ferdinand Bachman has rented the
residence of Theo. Klippstein. MIR.
Klippstein will remove to his farm in
Courtland
Mr.. Hotz has been in the city the past
week and will soon open up an exclusive
portrait house. He will bring with him
two well-known artists.
Rev. Krienke of Albert Lea has been
assigned to the Methodist pastorate at
this place. Rev. Baumgarten will reach
his farewell sermon next Sunday.
Today and tomorrow the Minneapolis
League Team will meet the Mankato
Maroons on the latter's grounds and on
Friday the two clubs will play game
at St. Peter.
Mr.. Block, young Mankato gentle
man, who spent the summer in Europe.
was Dakota House guest over Sunday.
He had made the acquaintane of the
New Ulm tourists at hamburg.
Fairfax was visited by another de-
structive fire last Wednesday. Among
the buildings burned we've the residence
of Mr.. Brennesholtz, the Methodist
church, the pop factory and six barns.
The total loss is placed at $6,0oo.<
Mr. Lind has been at Mankato the
greater portion of the week in consulta
ton with the officials of the .Minneapo-
& st. Louis road, relative to building a
branch from New Ulm to the main line
at Winthrop. This week the same Off
cials and other parties, who are directly
interested, will visit New Ulm.
The Methodist conference in st. Paul
made the following appointments, AL
bert Lea, Rev. Prelne; Fairfax and West.
Newton, Rev. Borchard; Morgan and
Eden, Rev. Pfeiffer; New Ulm ana La
fayette, Rev. Krinke; Sleepy Eye, Rev.
Rheinfrank; Springfield, Rev. Meierbach-
tel; presiding elder, Rev. Koereaer.
On Thursday evening Miss Flora
Pfefferle gave a farewell party at her
home IN honor of Eugene PfefferIe, who
leaves soon for Colorado. About sixty
young people We're present and all re-
port pleasant time. An interesting
feature developed through the request
for all the guests to bring photographs
of themselves taken in youth.
We have it from parties, whose au-
therity cannot be doubted, that the long
talked of road between New Ulm and
Winthrop Will be completed within six