New Furniture Store

The firm of Koch & Henne.which has been in the f urniture business together i'or the past seven years, dissolved the partnership by mutual consent on Jan. 31. John Koch, the senior member of the llrm, will continue the business in furniture, carpets and draperies, but not undertaking, at the old stand. Win. O. Henne, the junior member of the firm, has formed a co-partnership with Nathan Stanger and Samuel Ilenne under the firm name of Heune & Stanger, and will engage in the furniture, upholstery, undertaking and curtain business. For the present they have leased the doublé store of Nos. 9 and 11 W. Liberty st., known as the Walker carriage block, in which location they expect to get started not later then March lst. The new firm is composed of active, young men who will doubtless draw their share of patronage. Mr. Stanger has been engaged in the carpet and drapery business for 13 years and Samuel Henne is a practical upholsterer of 15 years' experience. Willlam G. Henne is already well known to the people of Ann Arbor and vicinity from his connection with the firm of Koch X Henne.