New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1907-02-06

A daughter was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Biebl Saturday.
DIR. Z. A. F'ritsche has accepted
Coroner Bailey's appointment as dep
uty coroner for the New Ulm district.
At the council meeting last evening
the city attorney reported unfavor
ably on the municipal court pro ject
and the council decided to take no
further action in the matter.
Secretary Bierbaum of the Brown
County Fair Association went to st.
Peter Monday to attend meeting of
the directors of the Minnesota Short
Ship Fair Circuit, the purpose of the
meeting being to organize for the COM
ing year. The circuit is now made up
of St. Peter, New Ulm, Mankato, ST.
James. Window and Madelia, but it
is understood that one OF these towns
will withdraw this year. LIE Sueur is
an applicant for the vacancy, and one
or two other cities desire to be adj
nlitted
The annual meeting OF the ST. Jo-
seph's society was held Saturday eve
ming, the election of officers resulting
as follows: President, Wd. Eibner;
vice president, John Wiltscheck: sec
rotary, Alex Ranweiler; assistant sec
rotary, Andrew Amann; treasurer,
| Christ Sprenger; standard bearer,
Vim. Rausch; assistants, Henry Stef-
! fel and Ed. Sprenger: marshal, Geo.
| Puchner: assistants, B. Groebner and
Andrew Tauer: board Of managers,
| Andrew Amann, John Henle and John
Wiltscheck: secretary for the life in
| surance section Andrew Saffert: di
rectors for same, Alex Ranweiler, j. ohm
Henle and Rudolph Narti: managers,
John Wiltscheck, Andrew Amann and
Mike Schmidt; sick committee, Carl
Wiedel, Anton Zischke and Mich.
Lang for New Ulm, Peter Sprenger
for Cottonwood, Franz Baumann for
Lafayette, Chris. Schmitz for. Milford
/ and Anton Hillesheim for Sigel.
The concert of the New Ulm Maenn
erchor and Festival Orchestra at the
Turner Theatre on Sunday evening
was remarkable aehievement-re-
mark able in that it showed the wonder
full Improvement that has come over
the Maennerchor as the result Of the
1 direction Of Mr.. Endres, and remark
" able too as showing the splendid
instrumental talent that exists in New
Ulm and the possibilities that prevail
for symphony orchestra If the ag'
gregation collected by Mr.. Wenze]
Eckstein could only be kept together
and constantly drilled. The orchestra
was not perfect, no, not that, but con
sidering the rehearsals it had j
certainly proved itself worthy of tn
enthusiastic applause it received iron
the large audience present. The co m
bined work of the Maennerchor ant
the orchestra, particularly in the two
selections, the 'Battle Hymn from
Wagner's Rienzi and cam Woerthel
See,' the orchestration for which wa
written by Mr.. Eckstein, was Of {
character that might even satisfy tn
critical tastes of trained musicians
So too was the Maennerchor' rendi
ton of elm Krug yum Gruene1
Krauze.'' AS for the solo numbers
many of them suffered by comparison
3 and because of indisposition on as tn
5 part of the singers, but the work OF tn
. mixed quartette in the old familia
3 song, ssSweet and Low" was certainl,
I a treat. The selection by Mr. Amund
son of st Peter also proved a popula
number. Taking it all in all, Ne'
: Ulm could easily stand for more en-
tertainments like the one of Sunda
5 night.
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