New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-27
SPRINGFIELD Correspondence.

pllllns A0lu oulloD kuAuCnuo.
Hon. s.. ID. Peterson OF New Ulm,
made his friends a call in this city last
Monday.
w. Winkelmann proprietor Of the
Sprin gield Roller Mill. has been housed
up within the last few days nursing q
bald cold.
M. Lehrer made business trip to
New Ulm last Monday
Rev. +. Durbahn Of this place and
Rev. Preine, OF New Ulm, are holding
q series of revival meetings at the
German Methodist Church.
John Albert, who has been visiting
friends at Rockford, H., and Chicago,
returned home last Friday evening. He
is travelling for the Rockford Clothing
Co. but states that he will make
Springfield his home and attend to auc-
tion sales in the county.
Oscar Erickson bought last week OF
Z. Schwartzrock a lot on Marshall St.
Consideration $780,
Albert Borgwart made trip to St.
Peter last Monday 10 visit his wife who
has been in the asylum since last sum-
mer. His wife had SO well recovered
that the authorities of the asylum gave
him permission to bring her home.
n. Peddie of St. Paul has opened a
new harness shop next door to the
post Office.
M. Lehrerer exchanged last week his
house and lot on Marshall St. for John
Schneiders farm which is valued at
$500
M. Lehrer is making preparations to
build fine residence next spring,
on Lincoln Ave.
M. Huiras sold his building and lot
on corner of Redwood and Marshall St.
to II. Dirks of New Ulm Considera-
ton $4,000.
Phillips T. Hallowell have dissolved
partnership. A. Roberts buying Halo
wells share. M. Hallowell will tend
to the post office. ADVANCE.
Aug. Jaehne bought the Bonner pro-
perty on Marshall St. Consideration
$3.50; an increase in value of 1925 in 3
days time.
Died, last Friday morning Feb. 22d
Rev. D. Lange pastor of the German
Lutheran church OF Springfield. He
has been suffering with consumption
for over year. The deceased was
born in Germany in 1880. Studied theo-
Iogy in the Institute of Foreign Mission
at Johannesburg. Hanover, and, emil
grated to this country in 1882. In the
same year he accepted call from the
German Luthern Congregation of this
place which position he held at the time
of his death,
The departed leaves besides a large
circle of friends, a widow to whom he
had been married but a few years. with
two infant daughters. One son D.
LANCE who is holding an honorable
position as teacher in public school at
St. Paul. and one daughter Mary, wife
of Rev. Kuehn of Valley City, D. C.
The funeral took place Sunday after.
noon at the new Luthern Church Rev.
Althof of Lamberton, Rev. Appel of
DEBORAH, MINI. and Prof. w. Schmid
Of Alton, Minn.,. conducted the funeral
ceremonies. Prof. Schmid delivered Il
most eloquent and impressive sermon
he having been an intimate friend to
the deceased during their early history
in Germany.
After the service at the church 3 larg,
cencourse Of friends and relatives fol
lowed the remains to the Luthern Gem
etery where the remains were laid to
final rest besides his first wife who had
proceeded him about years ago.
By the death of Rev. D. Lange,
Springfield has met an irreparable loss,
both as a citizen and a divine. A man
who led an irreproachable life, faced the
duties of his calling with zeal and for
titude, and one in whom greatness
manifested itself in the form of humil-
ity, kindness and federation.