New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-05

Rev. Holts rectorsof All Souls churci,
&c Sleepy Eye was ii the city Oh Wednes-
day calling on members Of the Episcopal
church. His advent here was the signal
for rumors Of the establishment Of an
other church and the erection Of new
building. There is little credence to be
put IN the rumor however. It is doubt
sful if with only On English speaking
church in the community and that only
fairly well supported that another could
be made to exist.
Z Wanted 1000 bushels Of corn. e..
stuebe.
The Colored Columbia Concert Com
.pany which is coming to this city Satur-
day has the reputation Of being among
the very best that travels. The compa-
ny is made up of the best colored talent
that is obtainable and IS composed Of
artists in both instrumental and vocal
music as we'll as elocutionists who have
won the applause of all who have heard.
them. The entertainment is given for
the benefit Of the library and it is hoped
that the public will feel interested in
coming out to it. The concert will be.
given in the auditorium of the school
house and will begin at O'Clock.
Brief mention was made 10 the Review
last week of the resignation of Chas.
Stole as engineer at the city water and
lighting plant. Mr.. Stolle's retirement
from the duties Of engineer takes out Of
the position one of the test and most
faithful employees that the city has ever
had. He is man who has been con-
scientious in the discharge Of duties with
the most exacting perseverance, has al
ways been found at his post and has
served the city welt. In losing him the
city is losing good man. he. is sue
.ceededsby Walter Haney who has been
appointed and is now running the engines
that operate the electric lighting plant
and the water works.
3 Extension tables and chairs fine as
isortment at Forster's. - -.
A puppet show or socalled Marionette
performance consists of little wooden
figures about two feet tall, which are.
manipulated by two or more clever
people by means of strings from the cell
ing Their lines are spoken by way of
ventriloquism, and altogether they seem
SO natural and life like, that it will puzzle
the closest student to explain, how the
trick is done. The Star Lyceum Trouba-
dours, who come here next week, give
one number of this kind on their pro-.
gram and itusolally awakens such m1rth
as to throw the audience into paroxysms
|of laughter. The little figures can sing
and dance, juggle with golden apples,
go through love scenes and IN fact per-
form anything that live people can do.
The clown and the skeleton give funny
duet. See it at the opera house Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
Last week the Review only had an OPP
portunity to briefly mention the MARI.
age of Miss Clara Kretsch to Ben sFesen-
maier which took place at the Catholic
church on Wednesday morning. The
young people are general favorites
among the circle of people ia which
they have been brought up, and the
wedding is looked upon with pleas ure
by them all. The bride is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kletsch
and is young lady of progressing ap-
pearance. She is we'll known in this
city and a young lady who makes many
friends. Mr.. Fesenmaier is employed
in the hardware store of his brother Rob-
ert Feseamaler, and is young man Of
good habits who is we'll fitted to make
his way through the world. The Review
with the large circle of friends of the
young people wish them the best there
| is In life. ..s.. .,
Dyars Lubricant, Western Cylin-
der and Western Castor should be
used by all consumers of machine
oils. They are the best and most
Economical. Ask your dealer for
these oils and accept of no other.