New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-09-15
LOCAL NOTES

Titles last week.
Jacob Klossner, Jr., has been in Prey,
us, looking after his real estate in
-erests at that place.
Waldemar and Armin Retzlaff left for
Iatertown, Wis, last week where they
ntered Northwestern College.
Miss Hedwig Marti has returned to
1ankato to resume her studies at the
food Counsel academy.
Miss Lydia Plonsky of St. Paul is
Hsiting at the home of Mrs. G. F.
0ongus. She expects to remain here for
'everal weeks.
Mrs. Dinner Warner and baby, OF
Candy, have been visiting at the home
If her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
'eifert, the past week.
Alphonse Gruenenfelder and Alois
Iarti left for Prairie du Chen, Wis,
asst week to take up their years work
{ CamplOn COllege.
- Mrs. John w. Hanschen and her three
hildren, who have been visiting at the
Jug. Muske home in this city for several
5eeks, returned to their home in Bel
rade, Mimi, last Wednesday.
Miss Clara Ross, daughter of Judge
nd Mrs. Geo. Ross, left for Minot, N.
y, last week where she will resume her
uties as instructor in German in the
ign school.
According to the present plans Fair
lont will soon have gas plant. A
.anchise has already been applied for
nd the city council apparently favors the
reject.
William Hatch has sold his restaurant
usiness to Herman Kenyon of New
I'm who will take possession about
october 18th. Mr.. Kenyon is an exper-
enced restaurant man and will no doubt
we'll here.-Waseca Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Schiller of
ordan visited at the home of Mrs.
chillers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
nigel for few days last week. They
lade the trip in their car.
H. L. MacGoon, who has been mana
~~er of the local exchange of the North
,estern Telephone Company, has been
.ansferred to Sioux Falls, S. D. L. M.
arlington, the new manager, arrived
New Ulm last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gender and
aughter, Mrs. Miller, Miss Gender and
Irs. Posch, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gust
ngelmann and daughter Catherine, of
t. James, autoed to New Ulm last
unday and visited at the B. Gruenen-
lder home.
Mrs. Mary Franta of St. George
sited at the home of her son, John
ANITA, on North Washington street for
few days last week and the families OF
gorge and N J. Franta of Wabasso also
ent several days last week at the Fran
home.
Judge 1. M. Olsen disposed of the case
49, R. H. Somerville VS.. D. L. Grimmins
Redwood Falls last week. The plain
+, Mr.. Somerville, claimed that Mr..
.immins owed him land commission
between $4,000 and $4,000, while the
PENDANT claimed that the amount was
S24O. The latter amount was
AS August Lipetzke, accompanied by
brother, William, and DR.. J. L..
itsche, of Springfield, were driving
New Ulm last Tuesday evening in the
mer's car, they met the Jos. Tauer
to east of the Leavenworth church
ID, in passing, the Tauer car caught
Lipetzke auto in such way as to
nd the rear fender in rather bad shape.
other damage resulted, however.
The saloon known as the Travellers
<change on North Minnesota street
IS sold last Friday by Emil Frenzel to
illiam Baier and A. G. King of Com
". A transfer Of license was granted
the new proprietors by the city council
It Thursday evening. AS soon as they
n make the proper arrangements the
W owners will bring their families tc
is city. Mr.. Frenzel has not decided
r any definite plans for the future.
The village council of Lafayette has
dertaken to regulate public dancing
that village and has passed a stringent
linance prohibiting dances on Satur.
v nights and Sundays, and clampine
lid at midnight thruout the week
7 ancing must be carried on in ar
| lerly, moral and restrained manner
| as not in any way to be offensive OF
iectionable morally, legally, socially
otherwise The ordinance also pro.
| I;ts smoking. drinking. profanity anC