New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1897-05-12

A son Of Rev. Eyrich has accepted .
|clefkshlp with Crone Bros.
Attorney somsen spent Saturday and
Sunday with Minneapolis friends.
Attorney G. R. Davis Of St. Peter was
here on legal business Wednesday.
John Heymann Jr. has gone to Des.
Moines, iowa, to accept of a position.
Mr.. Raymond has sold his wagonshop
in CORTLAND and will locate at Sanborn.
Chas. and VIM, Quandt visited at
Fairfax last week.
Mrs. Geo. Hillmer of Sioux City, To-
wa, is visiting with friends in this vicln-
ity.
) The depot at Klossner Station has
been reopened with Agent Chambers in
charge.
The city council has appropriated $50
to assist Hecker Post in observing Mem
orial Day.
Mrs. Rosskopf moved into the Hen
ningsen building on Broadway last
Thursday.
Alderman Hanschen is still in criti-
cal condition. He is now suffering from
typhoid fever.
DR.. Weiser was called to Milford ear
ly in the week to set the broken arm of
son of Fred Rolloff.
Mrs. Herman Feuerstein and daughter
of Sanborn are both sick at the hospital
in this city. The former is very low.
Adolph Wagner's portrait appeared in
the St. Paul Dispatch of Friday as one
Of the editors of the popular University
Gopher.
The death of F. Wilbrecht at the age
of sixty-six occurred at his home in this
city last Wednesday. The funeral was
held from the Lutheran church on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Glasemann of Lafa-
yette were pleasantly ruprised by their
friends last Friday evening. A similar
event occurred at the home of Geo.
Schreiner on Sunday.
Postmaster Blust received notice from
the postofice department on Monday to
the effect that mail would be carried ov-
er the Minneapolis, New Ulm & South
western road after the 1st of June.
At meeting of Hecker Post, held on
Monday, the decision to observe Memoir
ial Day on Sunday was reconsidered, and
it was decided to hold the exercises on
the S9th, Saturday. The procession will
start from Turner Hall at nine O'Clock.
Prof. Hermann, well-known among
the Turner'S of this city, has resigned his
position as physical instructor in the St.
Paul public schools because of reduc-
ton in salary from $1,000 to 5000 a
year. The resignation was accepted
with regret.
The case of Adam Reuter- versus the
Wlnona & St. Peter Railroad COMPANY
will be appealed to the supreme court.
The appeal is taken from Judge Web
ber's refusal to sustain the demurrer of
the defendant. MI. Reuter- is represent
ted by Attorney Eckstein.
1t was reported in Madelia on Satur-
day that the engineers of the NJ. & St..
Louis road were working between the
east end of Lake Hanska and the Cot
tonw oodsriver and that several farmers
who had applied for work on the grade
had been notified that work would com.
men:e ut once.-St. James Plaindealer.
Mrs. Albert Setter of this city entered
the declamatory contest at the St. Louis
funniest and would have been awarded
the fist prize had it not been for fail
ure on her part to send IN three copies
of her selection prior to. the fest. Other
wise her markings were the highest of
any of the contestants.
Gov. Clough has appointed Murray of
St. Paul, Petit of Minneapolis and
Matthews of Fergus Falls as the men,
1ers of the state examining board Of bar
bers. All of New Ulm's tonsorial arr
lists, who are not engaged in business,
will have to go to st. Paul and sub
NIT to an examination as to their skill
with the shears and razor.
Time works great changes. Forty two
| years ago today the little party of Gin
cinnati Turner's who had been spending
the day with fellow Turner's in Coving-
ton were riotously attacked on their re-.