New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-10-17

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business, This was followed by music
by the First regiment band. The crowd
then dispersed for dinner.
BUSINESS MEETING.
At 2 o'clock .. m. the directors and
delegates from the different societies
met in the assembly room of the St.
Joseph's society.
The meeting was called to order by
President Geo. Mitch. Prayer by
Rev. A. Ber2hold. The president
then made his annual report, which
shows the organization to be in a
flourishing condition and steadily
growing in numbers.
The secretary, MIR. Frank Schllck,
announced the following delegates
present and entitled to voice in the
meeting:
ST. PETERS SOCIETY, ST. Paul.
Geo, Mitch, ST., Frank Schlick, NJ.
Koch, Jos. Files, John Lunkenheimer,
Mic Wagner, Max Fink. Jacob Sim.
mers, Chas. FreunG, Peter Kirst, ia.
cob Heck, Mic. Hardy, John KEENAN,.
ST. JosEPH's SOCIETY, WINoNA-
VIM. Schneider, Jos. Brandle, Jos.
Kasimer, John Young
ST. JOHN BAPTlsTA SOCIETY, SHAKE.
PEE--Rev. A. Plut, F. x. Hirscher
H. H. Strunk.
ST. JOsEPH's SOCIETY, New ULM-
Rev. A. Berghold, M. Jueneman, An.
ton Henle.
ST.. PETERS SOCIETY, ST.. PETER
Mic. Kniep, VIM. Klein.
ST.. BoN1FAC1Us SoC1TY, HAsr1NGs--
NJ. G. Tantges, Carl Metzger, JAG
Mares,
ST. JosEfH's SOCIETY, WABAsHA--
Rev. j. Trobec.
ST. BoN1FACIus SOCIETY, EAST MIN
NEAPoL1s--Vice President Math
Bredenius, Pm. Dick, John Schmitt.
ST. JcsEPH's SOCIETY, WEST MIN
|NEAPOLIs--Math. Gross, Mich. Pauly
ST. JOsEPH's SOCIETY WEST New
ToN-Leonhard Vetter, Bernard
Match.
ST. FRANCHISES SOCIETY, JORDAN
Julius Krauth, Henry Coner.
ST. PETER AND ST.. PAUL SOCIETY
MANKATO-John Klein.
ST. JosEPH's SOCIETY, ROCHESTER
NJ. Fackler.
ST.. PETERS SOCIETY, CHAsKA-M
Meyrus, L. Van Slaun.
ST.. PETER AND ST.. PAUL SOCIETY
BELLE PLANE H. Welbeler.
ST. PETER AND ST.. PAUL SOCIETY
HEIDELBERG-Rev. Franz Simonik.
ST. CLEMENS SOCIETY, ST. PAUL
Geo. Mitch, Jr., Peter Loskiel. Mich,
Relminger, Adam Stathel.
ST.. JOsEPH's SOCIETY, LIE SuEUR-
Frank Erlhoff, Alex Rapp.
ST. ANTONIUs SOCIETY, WACON1A-
Henry Writ.
ST.. LoRENz SOCIETY, FAR1BAuLT-
Jos. Flickerstein.
ST. JosEPH's SOCIETY, SALTWATER
j. Fetzandin, Anton KrenZ,
ST. JOsEPH's SOCIETY, REDWING-
John Sauter.
ST. FRANCIsKUs SOCIETY, Nor
wooD-Wm. Gehlen.
ST. BERNARDINUs SOCIETY, Co.
LOGNE-Ph. Schiller.
ST. ANToNIUs SOCIETY, DELANo-
Fred. Brandes.
ST. LEO SOCIETY, ST.. PAUL-Anse
lin Ritz.
ST.. PETERS SOCIETY, New PRAGUE
Mic Fuerst.
The following new societies were
admitted into the organization: St.
John Baptista Society, Glencoe; St.
Johannes Society, South Minneapolis;
st. John Baptista Society, Sleepy Eye.
/, The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Geo. Mitch, ST..
Vice President, Rev. A. Berghold
Secretary, Frank Schlick.
Treasurer. Matthias Koch.
1t was unanimously decided to hold
the next annual meeting in Jordan, or
the third Tuesday in October 1884.
The report of the treasurer showed
total receipts for the past year of $l3
1906 and expenditures $8,2O0,73
leaving a balance in the treasury O,
$5.579,33. Eight death losses were
paid at 81 900 each, two of which
were paid to widows of deceased
members of the st. Joseph's socie t!
of New Ulm--Mrs. Anna Lehrer, Mrs
Til eresa Schsefer.
On motion of Mr.. Peter Loskie
the meeting unanimously passed vot,
of thanks to Rev. A. Berhgold, th,
St. Joseph's society and the citizens O.
New Ulm generally for the spontane
Gus reception and entertainment O.
the delegates while in the city.
A vote of thanks was also passed to
the officers OF the society during the
past year.
The Wanderer of St. Paul was des
ignated as the official paper of the or.
ganization.
The meeting adjourned with three
rousing cheers for Pope Leo.
After adjournment of the business
meeting the directors proceeded tt
Union Hall, where, during the after
| noon, a large crowd had assembled tt
listen to the music ofthe severa
bands.
At 6 o'clock the prizes were distrib
uted to the lucky ticket holders, aftel
which Rev. A. Berghold delivered F.;
brief address. Thiswas followed by
theatrical performance in which thu
actors done themselves great credit
Several songs by the members of the
M@nnerchor concluded the festivities
The meeting was one grand success!
and the visitors returned home thi
morning with none but words Of
praise for the little city which treat.
ed them so well during their shor
stay.
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