New Ulm review., 1900-05-02


viii bold " fir 81 Turner Hall lastiag
so dsy Guiding SUNDAY evening
With the tion Of the German
|comedy Das aloeckl von Birkensteiu,sn 4,
81 local talent The display of fancy
articles which VIII Be offered for sale Is
most elaborate and that the entire fair
will receive .iber.l patronaee Is beyond
question. The proceeds are for the build.
ing fund.
The .zosRiings.' =
The entertainment given at Turner
Hall Sunday evening By the Zoegling
Society upon the occasion of its 34th an
niversary was very enjoyable and VAS
witnessed BY . large audience. Every
number OF the program was feature Of
merit, the club swinging by the ladies
class and the bar work being especially
good. At the conclusion of the texercis-
les social hop was held which was i'm
mensely enjoyed BY all present.
OPERA HOUSE..
The only entertainment at the opera
house during the past week was dance
Sunday evening which was well attend
ed. Nothing is underlined at this house
for the nextswcek. .sss4-s.ss;s.ss ss4-ss ss
SCHMuCkER'S TNoLl.ss
Odd Fellows Dance S5E
The. local lodge Of Odd Fellows gave
a dance at Schmucker's Tivoli Saturday
evening in commemoration Of the s1st
anniversary of the institution of the or
der. A large number of Odd Fellows
ami their ladies were present and very
pleasant time is reported.
The Lutheran congregation has decid-
ed upon building new and modern
school building upon the site of the pres
ent schoo! at State and Second North
streets. The new building will be of
brick and of suitable size to accommo-
date the rapidly growing list of scholars.
The Review has no desire to cast any
reflection upon the medical. profession,
but it does seem funny that we should
find in the book of Chronicles in the
Holy Bible the following: "Yet in his
disease be sought not tie Lord but the
physicians. And Asa slept with his
fathers
The funeral of Emil Schneider, who
did a week ago Sunday, was held from
the Catholic church last Wednesday fore
noon. John Schneider and. son Willie,
Henry Fortwengler, Mathew Schneider
and wife, Miss Lizzie Walk and Joseph
Knedel, all of Springfield, were in at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Chambard of
Klossner, mourn the loss Of their little
boy who died Saturday. They have
many friends in this city who sympa-
thise with them in their bereavement.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
George R.. Fritze Monday and the re-
mains were inferred at Fort Ridgely.
The New Ulm Gun and Rod Club
held its first practice Thursday afternoon
of last week. The following scores were
made: Herman Anime, 10; Jos. Boblet-
er, 6; F. w. Fritsche; Z; J. P. Graft, 5:
VIM. E. Koch, g.; VIM. Meyer, 5; M. A.
Olson, II; B. Stockman, g.; John Tober-,
er. 10; 1. G.. Vogel, 8; A. J. Vogel, 10
]. Krause, 8.
Last evening at the home of the
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Wllhelmina Boock,
was solemnized the marriage of William
Reumke and Mrs. Emma Cordes, both
well, known residents of this city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G. J.
Albrecht, pastor Of the Lutheran church,
in the presence of few intimate friends
and relatives. @~
w.. Aho' ScOAOs AAauC Wy luC SO1uu0ld
Bowling Club last Wednesday evening
is as follows, Joe GALES, 100; Frank
Burg, 134;A.tJ. Vogel, 1877; r. Stock
man, 1913; Otto Baarsch, 131; W. Herlan
1879; Geo. Hauenstein, l59; L.tG. Vogel
1874; Jos. Bobleter, 179; 4. j. Meyer,
1866; John Toberer, 1879; Henry Behnke,
1863; w. Haubrich, l47; Chas. Toberer..
2o6.
Z. The Sunday School and Epworth
League combined convention of the
German Methodist church began a three
day session at LIE sueur yesterday. The
delegation from this city left on the
1885 train yesterday afternoon and con-
sisted of the folloWing Rev. George R.
Fritze, Mrs. Emma Georgius, Mrs. Katie
Durbahn, William Dannheim and Con.