New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-03-06

Becherer, of Milwaukee.
1 VIM. Flor has gone to OWatonna to ac-
Icept OF employment.
John Lind has been in Chicago all
week on legal business.
O. e. Rein has rented residence rooms
lover Beussmann's store. I3
Miss Frances Weber died at her home
in Lafayette last Wednesday,.
Miss Louise Hopt Of Fairfax has es-
tablisLed military store at Franklin.
Richard Baasen is home from Gus
tavus Adelphus College for a few days.
John Hauslick of Lafayette sold so
acres Of land last week to Jos. Tauer for
$500.
S. r. Arthur, representing the North
western Life Insurance Co. is in the city
tagain.
| VIM. Winkelmann has purchased the
residencezof w. 81. Neumann on Wash
ington Avenue.
Miss Annie Neumann went to Sleepy
Eye Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Andrew Rinke.
Ernst Gieseke of this. city is canvass
ing Nicollet county in the interest of
two St. Paul papers.
Jorgenson and Buelow of Sleepy Eye
have dissolved partnership Mr.. Buelow
continues in the business.
| Nels 1saacson Of Linden died at the
home of his son last Friday after a lin
gering illness. He was 81 years Of age.
Mrs. Ivcrson of Linden is now 90
years of age and quite WE'LL She is un-
doubtedly the oldest woman in the
county,
Anton Altman has sold his butcher
shop in Fairfax and will soon become a
partner with Louis Palmer in the saloon
business.
The widow of the late August Meyer
of Morgan passed through here Wednes-
day on her way TO Illinois where her
father resides.
Albert Carlson will not remove from
his present place of fbusiness. The room
has been considerably enlarged by the
owner, J. H. Tape.
| Ferdinand Fenscke of Eden has en-
gagged in the machine business at Nor
gan. E. Danielson of Home has made
similar venture at Sleepy Eye.
F. W. Hauenstein paid Sleepy Eye a
business visit yesterday. He has just
concluded a sale to A. G. Won Hagen Of
a fine Schimmel & Nelson piano.
The petition asking that the saloons
be closed on Sunday and that no liquor
be sold to habitual drunkards or minors
will be presented to themayor this week.
Editor Hedges of the Sleepy Eye Her
aid was elected a delegate to the Nation
al Editorial Association, to be held at
Jacksonville, Florida, in January of next
year.
The Supreme Court has rendered q
| decision in the case of Richard and Eli
zabeth Pfeferle VS.. Henry Mueller and
others, sustaining the decision of the
lower court.
The St. Peter Independent saws that
| while VIM. Pfaender was there last
Thursday, he attempted to make arrange
ments for the appearance of the Drama
tic Section of the Turnverein.
Jno. N. Jones. the Redwood represen-
tative has introduced bill which calls
for the removal Of screens and blinds
from saloon windows and prohibits the
use of chairs or card tables. Knowing
John N. as we'll as we do, this appears
to be the height of the ridiculous.
The Springfield Advance speaks very
highly of the German play presented by
the home talen.. actors of that village
last week. Among those who partici-
pated were the following ex-New Ulm-
ties; Misses Emma and Louise Schmid
and Messrs. Forster, Zschunke and Klue-
gel. '1s.
B. A public debate was held ii Redwood
Falls during the week on the question
OF whether or not the district represen-
tatives in the senate and house have ac-
ted in compliance with the wishes Of
their constituents. The decision was in
the negative and Senator French was
subjected to severe denunciation.
The next meeting Of the Brown Coun-
ty Agricultural Society will be held at
Turner Hall next Saturday afternoon,