New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-19

Of the Lutheran church az Sc. Elmo will
be transferred to Arlington, having re-
ceived q call 70 preach at that place.
Mr.. Heidemann is son -in-law Of 9. q.
Koch Of this city.
The New Ulm Steam laundry show 8
Evidence Of excellent prosperity in the
fact that the proprietoTs are contemplate
ing building an addition to the building
and increasing their force. The upper
floor ef the building is to be used for
laundry purposes. This is an excellent
testimony to the splendid work that the
laundry is doing and the way the people
Of this city are standing BY this lnstitu;
ton. The Taylor boys are deserving Of
the best for their industry and persever-
ence and the Review notes with pleasure
this evidence Of their prosperity
Hummel Bros. have wonderfully
Enlightened their store during the past
week by several interior improvements,
among which are floor covering of
slinoleum and two glass show cases Of
the latest and most approved make. This.
with the arrangement of the stock makes
the store look fifty per cent better and
gives it the appearance of thoroughly
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modern and up-to. date store. Both of
these young men are business men from
the word go and are deserving of the
most generous patronage from the pub
lie. r. 81
Chief Bowen yesterday received tele-
phone message from Sheriff Mcmillan
stating that he had located the sorrel
horse which Henry Arberker stole from
John Burk Of Nicollet. The horse was
discovered at Kasota and was returned
to the owner. The police think the man
who received the horse from Arberker
must be out about $40 as he must have
given Arberker something in exchange
for the serrel besides the skinny gray
that Arberker left at the Stahl house
barn. The owner of the gray was expect:
ed to come to this city after his animal
today.-Menkato Review z.&
The finest melodrama that has been
seen in this city was that given Sunday
night at Turner hall Sporting Life.
From start to finish it was continuous
round of exciting scenes, which drew
from the audience the heartiest applause
that has greeted any troupe IN this city.
Il is certainly an excellent play, meri-
torious in the extreme. The unfortunate
part of it was that the audience was not
up to the standard there being only
about two thirds Of a house. People who
are anxious to see something realistic and
want to- be sure to get their mony's worth
should not miss an opportunity to see
this When2it comes their way. f..
Yesterday morning at the Catholic
kchurch Miss Ida Block was united in
marriage to Henry schnobrich. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Block Of this city and the groom
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schno-
brich. Both the young people are we'll
known in the city, the young man is
employed in the Schnobr1ch meat market
where he has the confidence and esteem
of all. After the wedding the young
people with the invited guests held a
reception at the residence of the grooms
parents where they received hearty con-
CALCULATIONS. The Review joins with
their many friends in wishing them hap
piness and long life.
A couple of valuable curios we're Sc.
cured BY William Owen last summer at
a sale of old relics in. New York. A watch
made in the early part of the sixteenth
century and presented by Richard Brin-
sley Sheridan to Ralph Smith, who Great
ed the part of Charles Surface in "Th1
School for Scandal, is one Of them. It
is one of the oldest time: pieces in ex-
istence and is still in excellent condition.
The other is an antique snuff box that
was presented to Sheridan by his friend,
the great Irish poet, Tom Moore. Mr..
Owen highly prizes his curlos, which
through their age and close association
with two of the worlds most noted
writer's, are very valuable. They are both
used by him in his revival of The School
for Scandal" and will be exhibited in the
windows of the City Drug Store on next
Saturday, the date of the company's APP
pearance here. 81
The wild ducks in the window Of Al
bin Carlson's saloon have caused much
interest the past week, and many have