New Ulm review., 1905-09-06
..The Missouri Girl.

In the laSb nall u0ZeRs years He
Girl,' has been eeen in this T
city several times and the visit again
this season, which is announced for
Sunday Sept. 10th at the opera house
will be hailed with delight by the
theatre-goers who have SO
long contended that this attraction is
the greatest of all comedies and sZeke''
and Daisy the funniest of all stage
characters.
The success of this attraction has
stimulated other managers to offer
productions of similar nature but
none have ever yet succeeded in pro-
ducing an imitation that will satisfy
the theatre-goers who have seen the
original show. The prices are in ac-
cordance with the times and SO reason
able that everyone can afford brlet
holiday with ''zeke' and DAISY.
The vaudeville features this season are
particularly strong and the whole pro-
duction is in keeping with the high
standard of excellence that char
acterizes Fred Raymond's S attractions.
Cleveland Frederick, who for the
past few months has been acting in the.
capacity OF reporter for the Review,
has decided to take up the study OF
medicine at the Northwestern university
anc will leave for that institution in
the near future. His work in the Re-
view Office has been very satisfactory.
He has the qualities that would make
a good newspaper man if he chose to
continue. His friends will wish him
we'll in his new work.
E. A. Arhart of Lisbon, n. D., was
married last week to a young lady OF
that city and spent several days in
this city on his honeymoon trip, the
guest of his parents. Mr.. Arhart is
we'll known to the people of this city
aud vicinity, is a young man OF good
standing and deserves the success that
has attended his efforts to build up a
business in the jewelry line at Lisbon.
He and his bride have the congratu-
lations of the friends in this city who
wish them a continuance of the bless
ings that have SO far been bestowed
upon them.
''The New Ulm Furniture Store is
the name of the new business enterprise
which has been established by Frank
Kretsch and is located in the Boesch
building in the room that was last
occupied as furniture store by Chas.
Forster. Mr.. Kretsch was one of the
partners of the firm of Kretsch & Kast-
ner, the latter having bought out his
partner and the former starting in
business for himself. He is located in
the central part of the city and has a
very pleasant business stand. The
store was opened to the public the first
of the week.
"Hooligan's Troubles" at the opera
house drew a good crowd Sunday
evening. There is a large class o1
people who revel in the class of humo1
presented by this sort of comedy anc
they were pleased and speak highly o.
the entertainment. The show is moi
what you would term elevating, but il
serves to amuse. ssThe Missouri Girl
which is the attraction at the opera
house Sunday, is of a quiet comedy
that has been given the best of recon-
mendation by the press of the country
and has played in some of the leading
theatres of the land. It will be a grea
contrast with the play last Sunday, fol
it has nothing of the tramp humor il
it and is as clean as any of the
comedies that are before the people
today. .....-..
Very Low Rates to San Francisco, Los Angeles
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Etc.,
Via the North Western Line. Excur
sion tickets will be sold from al
stations to Portland. Tacoma anC
Seattle daily and to California points
August %, 80 and 81, September l, 2
3, 4, 5, 12, 13, IA, 26, q and %, with
| favorable return limits on account o:
various meetings. Two fast trains tc
the Pacific Coast daily ''The Over
land Limited ctriclighted through
out), less than three days enroute
Another fast train is "The California
| Express with drawing room and tour
| ist sleeping cars. The best of every
j thinn Ear ratac tinkatc ata nnnlI