New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1898-02-16

Chas. s. Roos was up from Minneap,
/ oils on business Saturday and Sunday.
Aft. Hellmann will succeed Eugene
Pfefferle as prescription clerk at Olsen''s
drugstore. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bushald Of Win.
throp spent Sunday and Monday here
with friends. -"
Lsuis Fiemeyer has sold forty acres
of land in Lafayette to August Nsubau-
er for 81, 100.
John Baumann, farmer in Bashaw
for over twenty years, will move to Will.
mar in the spring.
Miss Emma Hummel went to New
York Thursday to inspect the latest
styles in millinery.
The city council will have special
meeting tomorrow evening to discuss
the sewerage question:.
A Mr.. Matson of New Ulm has accept.
ed position in the drug department OF
the Glass Block.-St. James journal. .
f. Fred Enge]bert and Thos. Kretsch have
formed partnership. They will engage
in the machine business in the Kiesline
| Block.
Engineer Fritsche of the Empire mill
visited Sleepy Eye Monday to observe
the workings of the new condenser in
the mill at that place.
Mayor V. B. Seward, Attorney NJ. E.
Matthews, O. E. Maxson, S. McKennan
and F. S. Wetherbee of Marshall were in
the city on legal business Monday.
Alexander Russell of West Newton
has been drawn as a petit juror for the
Minneapolis term of the United States
court. The term commences March 1st
VIM. Herian has resigned his position
at the Northwestern freight office and
will soon accept of office work with the
Hauenstein Brewing Co. A Winona
man succeeds him at the depot.
On Wednesday Station Agent Beechel
enjoyed visit from his mother, who
lives at Redwood Falls, and his brother
1t. Beecher, who is spending brief va.
cation in this state prior to entering up
on his naval duties at Washington.
John Lind was slated for two address.
es at the Peoples Patty Lincoln Wash.
linton celebration and banquet in Mime
apolis yesterday, but was unable to at
tend. The other speakers were Senate,
Butler of North Carolina, Congressman
/ Hartman of Montana and Gen. Weaver
of Iowa.
Hon. Robert G. Evans, the Minneapo
lis Republican who is SO popular will
the people of Now Tim as a politica
speaker, suffered from stroke of apo
plexy Saturday afternoon and was fount
by his wife in the bathroom in an I'M
conscious condition. Latest reports in
dictate that he IS steadily improving.
Melville Warn, bridge carpenter, me
with serious accident while working
on the Redstone bridge Thursday after
noon. In handling plank, he mlsse>
his hold and the heavy timber strucl
him on the jaw with such force as t.
knock him from the bridge. The in
juries will cause him to be laid up TO
some time.
A meeting will be held at Norseian,
next Friday evening for the purpose O
forming a stock company for the con
struction of a telephone line from St
Peter to Winthrop, by way of Morse
land, New Sweden, Bernadotte ant
Brighton. It is estimated that the lin,
will cost about 81 800 land 1t is the pres
ent intention to sell the shares at ST.
each.
| The Republicans of this county, VIII.
have been placed under the spell of Col
Plummer's eloquence, aud the Demo
Gratis, who have been compelled to lister
to his bitter denunciations, will all be in
terested in learning that the 'silver
tongued" speaker is now hopeless in
beetle in a New York asylum. Plum
mer was one Of the greatest stump speak
ers the Northwest has ever produced.
4 About the middle of March the vacan
room in the Masonic Block will be oc
cupied with a drug store. The proprie
tor Of the new enterprise will be Eugen
! Pfefferlc, at present prescription clerl
in the store of 0. M. Olsen and youn,
man of large and favorable acquaintance
| A fourth drug store was hardly to be ex
pected in New Ulm at this time, but W.