New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-01-20
The Local
News Of
the Week,

n aHU ~ OVNs
Miss Auguste Quense is home on a
visit. !.
NJ. Bohlig has added to his store stock
a line of groceries.
Alfred Schroeck is laid up with an at
tack of the grippe.
+ Chas. L. Roos returned from his east
ern business trip on Monday.
Miss Alma Dunkel is in st. Paul re-
ceiving treatment for her eyes.
Hug" Gebser has gone west, intend
ing to spend the winter at Spokane Falls.
Miss Camille Hirscil IS home from. Mil
waukee, having concludes her studies
there,
Andrew Humme3 took two cal loads of
stock to St. Paul for Chas. Stuebe last
week.
Sheriff Anderson took Alexander
Moore and Jos, Melsna toStillwatg this
morning.
Ignatius Schneider, an ex-kusiness
man, died at his Sleepy Eye home On
Monday.
Jacob Klossner attended the State
Agricultural Society Eaeeting ia St. Paul
Thursday.
August Windborn Aas disposed of his
house and lot on German Street to Jos.
Flor for $1,000.
H. H. Beussmann contenplates i'm
proving his business block on Minnesota
Street with a plate glass front: =
Chris. Heller syeturned tsrom Clecka-
mas, Oregcn, on Friday. He claims tic
have greatly improved in health.
The Grand Ledge of Hermann Sens
convened in St. Paul yesterday. Both
Of our local lodges were represented.
A masked*ball will fssrnish entertain.
ment to the people Of Milford at the
club honse on the evening of the: 93rd.
Gustav Anderson .aad Adolph Sven.
son are erecting a building at Klossne1
Station in which they will start a hard.
ware stere.
Mrs. Hugo Fischer AID Mrs. DR.. Bel
will &c to St. Paul on the 3Oth to heal
Riley, Fox >ead Lilliaa Bell read from
their own writings.
Surprising women were allowed al
the rights that men have, what would
they do when they came to serve as jur
/ ors and were questioned as to their age
In the assignment. of committeeships
Ivy speaAer~Jones,. Representative Helm.
erdinges beceznes member of thel;o m.
mittees ON Agriculture and Towns and
Counties. -.
The burning out ofsa chimney so M
Leary's house on Sunday evening called
sout the Fire Department and citizens
generally 1t would have been "a bad
night for fire. .s r.
Edward C. Kuss. the basso, gave re.
cital befoue e magnificent audience in
Peoria last week. Among the selections
given was one written by his bsother
Geo. Kuss :of<tsis city. . "
John Sclmelz has, been appointed by
President Cleveland to zoe postmaster a,
Springfield as successor to Mr.. Huiras
The appointment is said to have beer
faTerably received in Springfield
a writer in the American Miller SAYS
that. if the drawings of Brambel,s engine
! that have appearedimh,e papers are cor.
rect, his patents:are not worth the spost.
age stamps wasted in securing them.
Henry Berg, formerly of the. frRa OF
Kretsch & Be,g, has purchased the sa.
loon building and fixtures of HeCe1an
iKath IA Sleepy Eye for,$54oO0. He as
sumed.eontrol of the property on Friday.
Latest reports cut down Braml,ei's
wealth to the original $1,6ts, 600. Bye
and bye, it will get down ito so much a
month from the Northwestern Railroad
Co. Everything eventually seeks its
proper level.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Es-
peNson of Iinden gathered at .theirhomc
on Tuesday evening aud treated them Is
a pleasant surprise. About seaesty-tive
were present and dancing and an oyster
supper we're among the features OF the
entertainment.
Tie reception rendered to Rev. John
Oh