New Ulm review., 1901-04-03
Mrs. Harry Witty and Miss Blank, OF.
visited friends in this city last

Mrs. Harry Witty and Miss Blank, of
Nicollet, visited friends in this city last
week.
DeMolay commandery knights Temp.
lar will go to Mankato next Sunday to
attend special service held for them in
one of the leading churches of that city.
The annual inspection of Co. A N. G..
$. NJ. which had been fixed for next
Tuesday has been postponed until May
25th in order that inspection may come
upon the date of the 3Otll anniversary
OF the organizations of the company.
The death of Mrs. Christina Lang
mack occurred last Wednesday. De-
ceased was 65 years of age and with her
husband, Hans Langmack, had resided
in this city since 1869. The cause of
her death was neuralgia of the stomach
from which she had suffered for the past
three months. Only her husband and.
one son, John, are now living. The
funeral was held from the Lutheran
church Friday afternoon.
Capt Steinhauser yesterday received
an invitation to a grand reception and
ball given by the officers of the army in
the Philippines at the governors resi-
dence. Owing to the distance and the
fact that the walking for a part of the
way IS not good the Captain has decided
to remain at home. The printed invita-
ton shows at least one thing and that is
that the printers of that country are up
to-date If no else is, the work being fully
up to the standard of thousands of
American "print shops
The Rummage sale inaugerated by the
ladies of the missionary society of the
OF the Congregational church opened in
tie Olson building, Minnesota street,
this morning and from present indiea-
tions will prove most fattering sue
cess, The stock of goods displayed
would do credit to the most enterpris-
ing notion man and the sales are very
satisfactory. It is quite probable, if
there are no objections by the city au-
thorities, that whatever stock remains at
the close Of the sale Saturday will be
disposed of at auction Saturday even
ing.
A base ball team has been organized
by the students at the New Ulm Busi-
ness college, with G. E. Roe as manager,
and will at once proceed to get in prac-
tice for some good ball playing during
the season. The new team has some ex-
cellent material and includes William
Schmid, Arthur e. Kinman. Joe Miller,
John Schrodt, Arnold Cordes, Fred Will
liams, John Laudon, Sherman Trask.
Henry Fast and Earl Current. William
Weldon will be the official score Keeper
and Misses Keller and Tiedeman mas
cots. New uniforms will be secured at
once.
The funeral of Mrs. Othilda Fesen-
meier, who died last Friday, was held
from the Catholic church Monday morn
ing. The cause of death was heart dis
ease. Deceased was the wife OF Bern.
hard Fesenmeier and has resided in
Brown county since 1857 and in this
city for the past ten years. Nine child
ren are now living as follows: Joeeph
and Peter, Cottonwood, William, Robert
and Benjamin, New Ulm, Frank. of
Morton, Mrs. Joseph Vetter, West New
ton, Mrs, Ed Reinhart, Courtland, and
Mrs. soseph Klingier, Lafayette. Mrs.
Fesenmeier's illness dates from about
Christmas last
The North Star bowling club made
the following score Tuesday evening"
w. C.Haubrich 129 Frank Nenno 1873
Thos. Kretch 1914 Chas. Stuebe 1863
Chas. Arbes 148 81. G. Kaschau 1876
Jacob Vetter $50 VIM. Pfefferle rs
W. Cavanaugh 134 A. Burmeister 141
VIM. Meyer 115 Fred Stolz 1913
Albert Stork 12S K. Knutson 149
/. Heinen 1O2 J. Haubrich 81
Ben Amann 157 G. Hauenstein 1859
The following score was made by the
Columbia bowling club Wednesday ev-
ening:
Jos. GALES 156 Frank Burg 1919
A. j. Vogel 124 HI. .Beussmaun 149
Al. Meyer 132 L. j. Buenger 1862
VIM. p. Koch 149 w. G.. Alvin 1877
B. Stockman 135 [. G. Vogel 1876
Henry Behnke 101 A. J.. Eckstein 1876
G. Hauenstein 1872
When the city council convenes on