New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-05-04
YE OLDE FOLKEs CONCERTO

The Congregational church was
crowded last night by people of this
city to listen to the Olde Folkes Con-
certe. AS has always been the case
in previous years when the ladies
have undertaken to put thing of this |
kind before the public, it was a grand
success and netted them no small
amount of money. The antiquated
songs and recitations were in harmony
with the makeup of the different char
acters all of whom were quite perfect
in their individual parts. The hits of
the evening were made by Mrs. H. L.
Beecher, Mrs. J. Fl. Siegel, Mrs. A.
w. Bingham and Mrs. Nicholson, but
the parts we're all so we'll taken that
one would have difficult Job in pick
ing out the best.
The ladies taking part were: Mrs.
Slegel as Lucinda Pildash: Mrs. F. H.
Krook, Tribulation Doolittle: Mrs.
0. G. Setter, Sally Higgins; Mrs. L.
B. Krook, Blessing Happiness; Mrs.
Hubbard, Patience Pettengill; Mrs.
Mowery, Deliverance Smith; Mrs
Critchett, Deborah Hunkins: Mrs.
Weber, Jerusha Jones: Mrs. Beecher,
Mercy Helpful Mrs. Nicholson, Karen
happuck Jones; Mrs. Bingham, Charity
Hopgood; Mrs. Ottomeyer, Hope
Hathaway; Miss Symes, Prudence
Chism.
The program was as follows:
Ye M Ne Tune Charity Hopgood
Ye WOrldlie Tune All We Singers
One Parte Tune and all
paca fon poa ye singers Patience Pettengill
one-parte Worldlie Tune Mercy Helpful
spohen Piece A SS9 gees
One-parte Tune Deborah Hunkins
fe scotch Tune All we Singers
YE SECOND PARTE.
Ye Melodeon Tune Prudence schism
Ye Plantation Tune All We Singers
Pscdp art R Woflde Tune hufjnda Pdash
One-parte Tune Charity Hopgood
Twoparte Melodeon Tune b be6nrah
''0p' ali II We sing a9l@ Blessings Happiness
| Ye Plantation Tune All We Singers
| Mrs. E. A. Pfefferle will entertain a
number of lady friends at whist this
evening.
Rev. e. M. Eyrich of LIE Sueur,
arrived Monday for d visit with his
| son, Ernst Eyrich.
Mrs. A. Lux of California, arrived
Saturday and is being entertained by
her sister, Mrs. G.. Weschcke.
| Mrs. Andrew J. Eckstein goes to St.
Paul next Tuesday as delegate from
st. Anne court to the national con.
vention of the Womans Catholic Or
der of Foresters.
VIM. Edwards and Miss Louise
Keller were quietly married in St.
Paul last Sunday. The groom is a
brakeman in the Northwestern yards
and both he and his bride are popu
lar.
Judge S. A. George married two
sisters, the Misses Martha and Lena
Nun. yesterday. Martha Nun was
united to George G. Bartsch of Spring.
field, and Lena Nun to VIM. Fleisch
mann of Burnstown.
Andreas Hengartner, pioneer resi-
dent Of Milford township, died Mon
day evening at the age of Il years
He is survived by three daughters anc
a son. The funeral will be held from
the Lutheran church this afternoon.
At meeting of the building com
mittee having charge of the erection
OF the new Catholic school, held Sun
day, it was voted to advertise fo1
bids, the proposals to cover every
thing except heating, lighting ant
plumbing.
There will be communion services a
the German M. E. church next Sunda,
morning. Rev. Jno. Hauck, presiding
elder, of Mankato, will preach morn
ing and evening. Rev. Hauck will als<
conduct services Friday evening at tn
same church.
Holy communion will be celebrated
next Sunday morning at 1920: ant
also the rite Of baptism solemnized
The Rev. j. r. Hoist, priest from
; Sleepy Eye will have charge of tn
services both morning and evening
The evening services ats. Allcordiall,
, invited.
Theodore Klippstein, an early settle
in this vicinity, passed away Saturda,
, night after long illness with cancer
l Of the stomach, at the age of 81 years
The deceased was born in Storkau
Pommern, in 1S41 and came to thi!
, country at an early age. He was Ions
a resident Of Lafayette township bu
for several years past had made hi:
home on South German street in thi