New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-02-06

The Fairfax Crescent has ben sold to
Prof. Ray of Arlington.
Peter Heinen has made application for
the Milford pnstmastership.
Mrs. Chase Of MARSHALL spent q portion
of the week with Mrs. B. F.. Webber.
Eugene Koehler has just finished
mounting fine mink for g. w. Block.
| Martin Frey came up from st. Peter
Monday to visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Fred Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmelz of Spring
field lost little child after brief ill
ness last week.
The Lambert and Williams Co. went
from here to Springfield where they will
remain the entire week.
Chas. Lindeman had his face burn
ed while trying to start a fire with kero-
sene oil one day last week.
Miss Ella Stuebe gave a birthday party
Thursday afternoon and Miss Alma Dun
kel gave one in the evening.
Henry Sprenger. workman in the
Red Wing Pottery and Tile works, is in
the city the guest of his parents.
Miss Paula Rudolph has decided to
visit Germany next spring. She will go
in company with Miss Ella Setter.
A meeting of Spring6eld's business
view of starting creamery and cheese
factory.
VIM Engel of sigel was brought to
this city for medical treatment on Mon
day. He is suffering FROM inflammation
of the bowels.
Paul Mo IS not working on Capt.
Georges farm in slgel, as was reported
last week, but is running his own farm
in Lake Hanska,
DR.. Marcellus of Sleepy Eye left for
Lynchburg, Virginia, to remain, on Sat-
urday. He has sold his practice and
good will to DR.. Welcome Jr.
Louis Meyer of Milford is quite sick.
Mr.. Meyer is now nearly ninety years of
age and was one of the first men to set
tie permanently in this county.
Chas. Zschunke will begin this week
to give exhibitions in heavy weight lift
ing at various points throughout the
state, Chas. Ambrosch will accompany
him.
Representative Christensen has intro
duced bill providing that hereafter one
hundred bushels of grain be exempt
from execution, instead of fifty as is now
the case.
The stockholders of the new Linden,
creamery have secured new manager in
Mr.. Richter of Owatonna. The cream
cry is running steadily and thus far with
good results.
DR.. Fritsche was called to Cour:land
yesterday to attend the child of Mr.. Gre
be, one of the teachers in the Lutheran
school, but when he arrived the child
was already dead.
Miss Katie schmid, of Springfield for
merly Of this city, was awarded first
prize silver cup lined with gold for
being the best lady dancer at masked
ball given in Lamberton last week.
A Scandinavian from Clear Lake, Nj
collet county, was circulating a petition
for aid about town yesterday. Hisprop-
erty was destroyed by fire a week ago,
leaving him in destitute circumstances.
Lieut.. Alfred johnson Of the e. S.
Army has reported to the governor for
duty in connection with the National
Guard Of the state. In case the present
bill before the legislature passes, he will
fill the place Of the Inspector general.
August Meyer, the jeweler, died at
Morgan yesterday morning and will be
brought to this city tomorrow afternoon
for interment. Nj. Meyer went to Nor
gan about three years ago and has been
engaged in the jewelry business ever
since. He is a brother Of our local
photographer.