New Ulm review., 1901-04-24

ISAly luohday anu - ycSLSi0dy SdLutI1uS
mateIial for the official souvenir to be |
ISSUED by Co. A on the occasion of ifs
30th anniversary which takes place in
this city May 25th.
The Second Regiment Band gave a I
very enjoyable concert program at the
Opera house Saturday evening. The at
tendance was fair and the audience high
ly delighted with the performance. In
addition to the numbers given by the
band there was vocal and comedy Sc
lections. /
Mrs. Harriet Schmidt, who has for
Isome time past been in the employ of |
Fl. G. Goede, photographer, Is taking a
special course in photography at st.
Paul. Upon the completion OF her
course she will return to this city and in
company with her sister, Miss Carrie |
friedman, open studio about June /. |
The telephone directory which has
been for some time in course of prepara-
ton In this Office is now ready for dehv-
ry. The book covers the exchanges of
five cities, New Ulm, Sleepy Eye, Spring
/ field, Redwood Falls and Lamberton.
If you are telephone user and have not
yet been supplied call at the Review Of
fee.
| The kaschau building, south Mime
sofa street, is being entirely overhauled
and the lower floor put in shape for rent
al. The report recently circulated that
the first floor had already been leased
for bakery is an error. Anyone desir-
ing neat little room for business pur-
poses should call on Henry Kaschau at
the barber shop.
The series of gospel meetings now be-
ing held at the opera house under the
auspices of the Methodist church are
largely attended and give promise of
being IN every way successful. The
meetings Will continue all the present
week and also next week commencing
each evening at 7 80. All are cordially
invited
The Northwestern has issued very
neat little booklet concerning the Pan
American exposition to be held at Buff
falo this summer. The booklet Is finely
illustrated and contains much general
Information of value to the public and
incidentally some very good advertising
for the c. & N. W. Copies can be had
free upon application to Fl. L. Beecher,
the company's agent in this city.
Fred spoerhase received from Mime
apolis yesterday white horse which
he will work in connection with ssHum-
ming Bird" and "Nan Wilkes as his
fair ground attraction the coming sea.
son. The new horse is beauty and
will add very much to the fine appear
: makes.
Some of the residents in the vicinity
of Broadway and First North Street
complain of too much saloon in that
locality, there being three at that par
! ticular point. The Review has been re-
quested TO say that if better order is not
7 preserved in the last one opened there
will be trouble for somebody. 1t Is
: none of our funeral but it might not be
out of place for the city council to es-
) tablish patrol limits and put limit to
the number of saloons permitted.
They were not only comrades but they
were brothers and they went out for a
good time Saturday with the result that
the strong arm of the law took them in.
4 They were entered on the hlotter in
Judge Henningsen's court Monday morn
: ing as Wenzel and Joseph Kraus. The
charge was stiff drunk and they were
lined 80 and costs each. Wenzel dug up
I, for his assessment while IN his brothers
case the line was RENTED and he was
permitted to go upon payment of the
) costs.
With the most agreeable Sunday of
the new year there gathered at the Con-
gregatlonal Church the two largest aud
| fences with which it has been favored
n since the a0Vant 0f tha 00fb Contrrr
Eloquently and profoundly spoke the pas
tor in the morning on the "undying
Fame of St. Paul the Apostle Broad
4 lY and masterfully. DR.. Cameron in the
!. evening on the s.Little mickles that
make muckle." It was day also that
seemed to stimulate large attendances at
the Sunday School and Endeavor Socie-
ties, two forms of work that have salts |
factoriiy fourished under the care of |