New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-03-25
Next Sunday is Easter.

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Mrs. VIM Pfaender, who has been
seriously sick. is improving.
Fifty-two children were confirmed in
the Lutheran chuch on Sunday.
Chas. Schorregge, Sleepy Eyes post
master, transacted business here Mon
day.
The schools will be closed for the
Easter holidays from Friday until next
Tuesday.
Note changes in the ads of Chas. Geb-
ser, FIX. Schlumpberger and G. A..
Ottomeyer.
Miss Clara Rehfeld was pleasantly
surprised BY a few of her friends on
Sunday evening.
soren Madsen Of Sleepy Eye mas been
granted patent on Photographic
copying apparatus.
a bill was introduced by Senator
Peterson on Monday appropriating
money for bridge At Newton's ferry.
e. Schwendlnger is engaged in cut
ting large and beautiful tom bstone to
be erected over the grave of the late NJ.
Epple.
B. Il. Regimen, night operator at the
depot, was SICK two or three days last
week. F. M. Whitney filled his place at
the depot.
Fred Wendland is suffering from a
felon on the fourth finger of his right
hand, the result of an accident in the
mill several weeks ago.
Oscar E. Setter held the ticket which
drew the violin painting in the Schwen-
dinger drawing. It was valued at $50
August Schell also drew one of the
paintings.
DR.. Weschke of this city has been
chosen to represent the Minnesota
Pharmaceutical Association In the ma.
tional meeting to be held in New Or
leans next month.
1t is given out that Col. Bobleter will
resign as colonel of the second regi
ment. The resignation of Mr.. Boblet-
er would be loss that the regiment
could hardly afford to stand.
Casimir Ochs was in town Monday.
He was on his way to Winona with
Frank Jaehn to secure material for
the new Springfield school house.
The contract was given to them for
$4,000.
Mrs. John Yutz of Brighton died very
suddenly last Friday night. it is sup.
posed of heart disease. She was a
woman of about forty years of age, and
when she retired for the evening she
was in apparently perfect health.
meeting of the Railway Surgeons
OF the United States will be held in
Buffalo, New York, early in May. Drs.
Strickler of this place, Workman of
Tracy, Flynn of Redwood Falls and
Daniels of St. Peter expect to attend.
Rev. L. F. Frey has accepted call
from Lutheran pastorate at Fairmont
and will leave for his new field with his
family the latter part of April Mr..
Frey has been a useful member of the
Lutheran congregation as well as a
respected citizen during his residence
IN our city. and among his large num-
Der OF acquaintance he will be greatly
missed.
The marriage of John H. Muhs and
Miss Emile Jahnke was solemnized in
Sleepy Eye yesterday. The groom is
one OF Cottonwood's prosperous and
thrifty young men, while the bride is the
daughter of Fred Jahnke, one of the best
farmers in the neigh borhood of New
Ulm. The Review cougratulates the
young couple and offers its wishes for
q pleasant voyage through life for both.
Hall on Saturday evening was the
means of drawing out the largest audi
ence that has been seen in the hail for a
long time. The program was OF a good
order, and the selections were general
" we'll received. Besides the choruses
by the Maennerchor, Messrs. Petry and
Ernst Pfeiffec sang solos, Messrs. Wan.
KUN and Rudolph rendered an operette
aad the Mozart String Quartette and
the Concordia band furnished instru.
mental music. After the concert the
young folks enjoyed q social dance.
It has been stated about town for
about a month that girl of fifteen
years by the name of Alwina Berberich
had been delivered of an illegitimate
child. and, as the child was buried in
the yard of the girls father without re-