New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-20
A. B. Carver Of Fairfax visited IN New

!! IUlm VI last Friday.
Louis Palmer has sold his Fairfax sa.
! loon to John Rose
i A G.. Moritz of the Winona Elevator
Co. sundayed here
Nels Nelson Wolstrop Of Blue Earth
County was in town yesterday.
Edward Neumaan has severed his con.
nection with thesstore Of Geo. Graf.
Ernst Brandt called on Springfield
friends the latter part of the week.
Horatio Werring has sold his store in
Fairfax to oThos. Green and F. Chambard
Fred Stolz and Otto Wicherski were
home from the Mankato Normal ove1
Sunday "..... ....>:.
sattler & Meyer have supplied their
photograph gallery with telephone con-
nections.
The school board has asked the mavor
for the use of the old court house as a
high school room.
Mrs. Henry Voight, a sister of Mrs.
Henry Schlottmann of Courtland, died
at Morrill,, ILL.,, last week.
The water mains on State Street burst
ed on Saturday and deprived the resi-
dents on State and Broadway for several
days.
c. G. Hans,ome, once editor of the
Review. was in the city yesterday. Clar-
ence is still! travelling for the St. Peter
Furniture Co.
I. Mueller and Thos. Jappe have been
elected delegates to the Grand Lodge of
A. O. U. w., which, will be held in St.
Paul late in March.
Bartel Cares shot wild duck on the
Minnesota river last week and enjoyed a
tempting lunch with his friends at the
Wiesenthal as a result.
At the last meeting of the Whist club
Mrs. PfeHerle and Mr.. Larson won the
highest honors. The meeting was held
with the gentleman boarders at Hotel
Wien.
Mrs. Otto Neegelc. of Minneapolis,
wife of the well-known bank cashier,
was one of the witnesses in the Hayward
trial last week. She merely testified
that she heard the fatal shot.
Mr.. Falk has secured the services of
Ferd. Grebe, an experienced butcher
from New Ulm, who will artisticallv
slice sirloln at the Corner Meat Market
in the future. Fairmont Sentinel.
The social features, announc ed for the
! literary next Sunday, have been post
poned, owing to the WORK occasioned by
the masquerade on Tuesday evening.
The literary features and debate, howev-
er, have all been arranged for.
The business men of the city held a
meeting at Col. Pfaender's office and or.
ganized for the purpose of starting 6
/ mutual plate glass insurance company
A committee of three was appointed te
devise plan and report at a future
meeting,
At the postoffice there are two letter.
and one large photograph that have re-
manned unclaimed for some time. They
were mailed from Tramelan, Dessus
I Suisse (Switzerland) and addressed t,
Fritz Blumenstein, care of Christian
Ruegsegger.
At Golden Gate recently debate was
held on the following subject: Resolved
that the United States will perish as {
republic as other nations have done. Capt
Hopkins, Frank Hopkins and A. Cum
mings of Tsidgely spoke on the affirma
tive, while c. P. Cutting, Henry Heimer
dlnger and VIM. Dey championed tn,
perpetuity of our institutions. The lat
ter won, according to the judges.
The celebration of Henizen's ani
Washington's birthday at Turner Hal
will consist of overtures by Eckstein'
orchestra, piano solos by Misses schuet;
and Soherer, vocal duets by Mrs. Voge
and Mrs Fischer, declamations from
Henizen, and addresses on the lives 0
the two great men. Peter Scherer viii
make that on Heinzen and F. W, John
son that on Washington.