New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-01-09

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Embroideries during this week.
See G. L. Roos new ad. in another
column.
2. j. Moe, County Commissioner,
made the Review Office pleasant call
last Tuesday.
Fritsche, the expert sewing machine
agent, wants to repair your machine.
Give him q call.
In place of Mr.. j. Grimm, now the
manager of depot affairs, Mr.. F. R.
Stewart, formerly of Sleepy Eye, was
appointed cashier.
Mrs. Franziska Mueller, daughter
Olga and little son Freddie, left for Cal
ifornia yesterday to spend the winter
there with relatives.
Go. GA, always successful in giving
a grand entertainment, is the first in
the field with masquerade ball to be
given at Union Hall January Goth.
In place of the late Mr.. Fred Book,
Mr.. j. ii. j. Tape has been elected a
member Of the Lutheran church trust
ees, and Mr.. w. Janke as school trustee
in place of L. Buenger, resigned.
Senator Bowen met our represen-
tative at the depot and accompanied
him to St. Paul Sunday evening.
May the light of reason shine through
their actions in behalf of the loved ones
at home.
Since last Monday Mr.. F. Burg con-
trolls the county's treasury, succeeding
r. Pfeferle, the late occupant. On
this occasion it behooves US to say
that Mr.. Pfefferle has been an able and
conscientious servant of the county and
retires with the respect of all that have
ever had dealings with him. In
Mr.. Burg the people have secured a
worthy successor.
The president of the Board of Trade
has appointed the following committees
for the ensuing year:
Legislative: P. Scherer. Chairman,
G. II. Hagberg, q. M. Olson, E. G..
Koch, A. W. Bingham.
Manufacture: r. Brandt, Chairman,
Jos. "A. Eckstein, John Neuman, JAG.
Klossner, Jr., Geo. Schmidt.
Railroad: NJ. Mullen, Chairman, w.
Pfaender, G. Stuebe, F. III. Behnke, a..
A. Bogen.
The old board of County Commission
ners finished its labors Thursday Eve
ming last week and adjourned until
Monday, when the new board, consist
ing of Messrs. E. G.. Koch, II. Nj. Ball,
N. Gulden, Chas. Hansing and Peter j /.
Moe, organized by electing e. G. Koch
as their chairman. The retiring Com
missioners, Messrs. A. Manderfeld and
81. Feuerstein, have ably served on the
board and merit respect for conscienti-
ously performed labors.
At the regular meeting of the New
Ulm Fire Co. No. 1, held last Monday
evening. the following officers were
elected:
Pres, G. Stoll; v. Pres. F. Pfaender;
Sec'y., VIM. Brust; Treas; w. E. Koch.
Engine Co., Foreman Geo. Boock;
Asst. Foreman, Geo. Beyier; Hook and
Ladder Co.. Foreman. G. Gebser; Hose
CO., Foreman, i. E. Vogel; Force
Pump No. l., Foreman, Jos. Vogel;
Force Pump No. @, Foreman G. A.
Mueller.
The New Ulm Sportsman's Club in
their regular meeting passed resolu-
tons in opposition to those passed by
the Winona Club, published in a for
mer issue of the Review. If change
is to be made the local club advocate
the prohibition of prairie chicken
shooting for q short term Of years.
Mr.. F. Jahnke, prominent member,
wanted a resolution relative to a for
bidding of jackrabbit shooting, go
through.
It is our sad duty to chronicle the
death of William II. Doehne, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Doehne, of this
city. The young man, not yet 81 years
years of age, fell a victim to a compli-
cation Of diseases, originating from
stomach trouble. In him is lost one Of
the bright, promising young men, well
educated, universally esteemed by the
many friends he had won.
The funeral took place at2 o'clock
F. NJ. last Sunday, and the numerous
friends Of the family, whose grief time
can only assuage, did last honor to the
departed. for whose untimelv demise