New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-12
sKOVGAARD CHA HIS AUDIENCE
yiolinist Handles Classical Music
with a Masters Skill

Gus modes of metre, rhy thin and rh yme
was appreciated by those who attend
ed the Skovgaard Concert at Turner
Theatre, Monday evening The Vi oisin-
ist accompanied by Miss Christians
Nilsson, gave anentert ainment Of rare
excellence to their admirers.
Skovgaard is a wizard with the
violin. Heis thoroughly in touch with
the spirit of music, and when he takes
up the bow and draws it across the
vibrating strings OF the instrument it
seems to wake to life, and out of the
tangled labyrinth Of close cords there
comes a harmony that stirs to ecstacys
all the musical dreams of life and
makes one forget for the time that
aught exists but the player and his
music.
At times he seemed to play with
eager haste and then delicious DELAY
IN accordance with the feelings, then
again his music would include time
and emphasis, producing states of
feelings and thoughts.
Miss Beatrice Gjersten in her mezzo
soprano voice sang with glowing
enthusi asm, almost perfecting her.
songs into poetry. Her Hindoo song.
seemed to leave an impression Of.
pleasurables adness The young lady
as an appreciation of the German.
cordially sang a German selection as.
an encore to one of her songs on the
program.
Her voice is full, strong, and her
tones have a richness that give. prom
isesof developing into a soprano of
unusual excellence. She is young.
and shows. the lack OF stage experience
but her audience forgets this in the.
control she has Of her musical powers.
A double program was rendered
and the work OF the ac-.
companist Miss Nilsson was excellent.
The audience was impatient to hear
a selection from her, but the fatigue
of constant accomplishments to the
other members of the company makes.
it necessary for her to decline these
repeated requests.
: All kinds of grass seeds now on
hand at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Oscar Koehler of Minneapolis is
visiting with his father, Henry Koehler
of this city.
Attorney I. NJ. Olsen of Sleepy Eye
trans acted business in the city
Miss Martha Olding. returned to her
school tasks at Prairie Hall, Illinois
after a short visit with her parents in
this city.
q. j. Eckstein attended the monthly
meeting of the directors Of the Mime
sofa Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Company at ST. Paul last week.
Dir. ohm Baasen returned from Eau
Claire. Wis. Thursday evening where
he had been on business. He was
formerly located at that place.
G. F. illmoney, the NJ. & St. Z.
operator resigned last week and was
transferred to. Ledyard, Iowa. TT.
Kruger of Raleigh, Iowa filed the
vacancy.
Miss Grace BoWden Of st. Peter was
visiting. with her friend Miss Ida Nc
Cabe Of this city Friday and Saturday.
Miss McCabe accompanied her home
Saturday.
The Sehell Brewing Company have
been remodeling their saloon on South
street the past week. Mar
tinka 4 lischka will occupy the build
ing after the 18th of this. month.
Emil Severson was unexpectly called
to his home at F'osston, Mimi, Thurs
day afternoon by a telegram announc-
ing the death Of his mother at that
place. Mr. Severson was employed
by DR.. @. G.. Stricken as hostlers the
past winter.
Miss Bogen has. received a select
line Of Linens and Hardanger cloths
also the latest designs for stamping
shirtWaists and other dress apparel.
Lessons will be given in hard anger,
lace and embroidery work every Satur-
day afternoon. at her place on sos
Center street
John Wartha has the contract for
remodeling the court room which was
damaged considerably by the recent
fire. He has already began work kali
somining the walls and ceilings and
will also revarnish the wainsco citing
and polish the seats and cor.
IA. Ochs, the proprietor ofthe Bee.
Hive store received a telegram from
] aribault informing him of the seri-
Gus illness of Mrs. .Thilmann, the
sister-in-law Of Mrs. Ochs. He left on
the afternoon train with his wife. The
lady died late in the evening
John SchW alb of West Newton pur-
chased 100 acres Of farm land from:
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