New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-06-05
The father Of John ait died early
q the week He was quite an agrdI

man.
81 was not the Bangs gallery, but
the Fredrick son gallery IN Sleepy Eye
that was purchased By Frank Biebl.
;. Dongus has returned from Tex
as after an absence of six months. Mr.
Dongus reports q nice visit and claims
that his health has been greatly I'M
proved.
ME-. Heimerdinger ST., Alonzo Pickle
and Messrs. Chas. and VIM. w erring, Fl.
Helmerdingel, VIM. Dey and Frank Tut
tie with their wives, came down from
Golden Gate Saturday to attend the fun
eral. OF August Meier.
Miss Felicitas Mareck, daughter of
Titus Mareck Of Minneap olis,was award
ed oneSof the Journal medals this year
for highest standing inthe publ schools.
Only four medals were awarded ,andthey
are valued at $50 each.
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Frank Clague, county attorney Of
Redwood county, was married last week
to q young lady of Lake Crystal. Frank.
lived at one time at Springfield and
brown county folks naturally take an
interest in his welfare.
The Christian Endeavor convention tor
the Mankato District will be held at Lake
Crystal from the l4thto the 18th Of juno,
q large number of the local society mem
bers Will drive over to attend the meet
ings.
In Springfield last week Mr.. Thee.
Metzke AID Miss Emily Schotzko were
happily united in marriage. Mr.. Metz
ke was once resident of this city, and
ON this occasion the Review takes pleas
ure ia wishing him much JOY.
The Sleepy Eye and Morgan clubs
played ball at the former place last Fri
day and furnished the crowd an inter-
estingg game. The score was in favor of
Sleepy Eye, the Morgan team making on
~ one run to nine by the home club.
Hail destroyed the barley crop on
Reim's farm in Milford Saturday after
neon. 1t also destroyed all of the win
dows in the house and the dents made by
TIE hallstones are plainly visible ON all
Of the buildings. It is strange that the
damage was confined altogether to this
farm. 49,. I. ~
Whatever opinion may have been held
at the time regarding the appointment
Of Mr.. Filzen as street commissioner il
mast certainly be admitted now that he
is the right man in the right place. He
is giving the city better service than any
of his predecessors and saving the tax
payers money.
James Current died in. the town of
Home last Thursday of old age. Mr..
Current was born on the 10Th of Octo-
Der, eighty-six years ago, and has been a
resident of Brown County since 1859.
He was the first in the family to die and
leaves wife and seven children. The
funeral was held On the 31st
Sunday was the twenty ann1yer-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter Penhiug, who live in the town Of
Stark. The event was celebrated by the
happy couple and their friends in man
ner that will be long remembered, and
several of their New Ulm relatives were
present to enjoy the festivities. Among
them we're Judge Laudenschlager and
wife and Richard Pfefferle and wife.
The. second appearance of the Torbett
Concert Co. in this city proved just as
popular as the first one. Ollie Torbett
is just as charming as ever, and no one
can fail to be carried. away with her
graceful appearance and artistic playing.
After every effort she was recalled and
greeted with applause that must have
been appreciated. The pianist attempts
ed some very difficult music and her
rendering Of Listz's Fantastic was GER
tainly creditable, attempted as it is only
BY the best Of players. The Lutheran
Sextette carried the audience by storm.
applause following applause after every
number. Such harmony as they put into
their .'folk songs" and old selections like.
Annie Laurie and Loves Sweet Song
can be appreciated by everybody and
shows a cultivation of voices that is sim
ply remarkable.
Otto Wicherski of this city is in re-
ceipt Of the following letter from Presi-
dent Edward Soaring Of the Mankato
Normal: It gives me pleasure to say.
that I was informed by member Of.
the examining COMMITTEES that #vn1,r no