New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-04-29

y Otto Schneider who recently sold his
house on End South between Broadway
and State to Carl P. Eichten, has pur-
chased a lot on Broadway between End
and Sd South and expects to build new
residence thereon this summer.
Jos. Smasal and Fred Christensen of
Linden whose names have been con-
nected with the nomination for Register
OF Deeds for Brown County some weeks
past, publicly announce their candidacy
for this Office in this issue of the Review
under political advertisements.
Monday evening sixteen of the friends
Of Miss Meta Vogelpohl arranged
parcel shower for her at the home Of Mrs.
A. P. Book. The rooms were prettily
decorated with hearts and flowers and the
dishes served carried out the heart de-
sign. Miss Vogelpohl will become the
bride of Mr.. VIM. Stelljes this spring.
At a meeting held Tuesday evening the
proprietors of local barber shops and jour
neynen BARRIERS reached an agreement as
to what hour the barber shops shall be
closed. Beginning with Monday, May 4th
the shops will close at Z o'clock instead Of
at 8 as heretofore and on Saturday even
ings the closingh our will be II. o'clock.
On Labor Day, Christmas and New Years
Day the shops will be closed all day while
On July 4th and Decoration Day they will
be kept open half a.day. Onsany even
ing preceding holiday the shops will be-,
kept open until II o'clock.
The classified columns Of the Review
are the best place to put an ad that you
want read. This. is proven repeatedly.
by the quick service we give. Scarcely
is the paper in the hands OF our readers
each week when some one calls US up and
says, "You needn't run my ad again.
have an answer to it already The past
week the Review found house maids for
two families in need of help and restored
lost purse to the owner. It pays to adj
vertise in the Review and any one in need
Of help or looking for work does we'll to
invest rs cents in classified ad in the
Review or the Post, which goes to our
German subscribers.
Papers were filed yesterday in a suit
| begun by Olivia C. Melin against John
Jungblom, in which the plaintiff seeks
to recover damages for a number Of at
tempted assaults upon her person. Six
specific offenses are mentioned in the
ff4aainti complaint, she charging that
kthey were committed at various times
between July s, 1912, and July 81, 1918.
She asks $1,000 for each offense, so that
the damages she wants aggregate $4,000.
Attorney J. A. Eckstein Of New Ulm, is
attorney for the plaintiff. Both Of the
parties to the action live at Lafayette.
St. Peter Herald.
Manager English Of the American The
atre saw an opportunity to secure the big
road attraction, The Third Degree for
his patrons and bought the show
for the night Of May 18th and will play it
at the low prices of Is and so cents.
This is positively the first time that this
production has been played anywhere at
these prices and the company is the same
that has played the larger cities, and is
strictly guaranteed. They carry two
complete sets of scenery, one of which
will fit the local stage nicely, guaran-
teeing the full production. Don't miss
seeing this wonderful play. Not a
moving picture show but the big city pro-
duction. Advt
Tuesday morning the new pipe organ
for the DR.. M. L. College arrived which
will be installed in the Music Hall. This
organ is a product of the Wirsching Or
gan Co. of Salem, Ohio and costs $4,000.
It will fully take two weeks to set up this
instrument which, according to Mr..
Wirsching, is not surpassed as far as tone
and quality is concerned, by any organ
in the Northwest. About three weeks
from now treat will be in store for the
lovers of music in general and organ
music specially. Prof. Rechlin of New
York City will be here at that time to
give an organ recital. Prof. Rech!in is
the highest authority on church music
in the United States to-day and had the
pleasure and distinction recently of play
ing before President Wilson.
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