New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL NEWS.
cRoNEs Bros SPECIALS.

CRoNEs Bros. SPECIALS.
There's q fine line of stock collars
at our store. Most colors are repre-
sented and prices range from 15c to
75c. Come see them.
| Lace collars and capes in all shapes
| and sizes from Soc to S3 each. Every
one is bargain.
Fancy muf1ers in all the latest styles
at prices to suit any purse. Get one
and protect your neck.
We have an enormous assortment
of warm footwear such as felt shoes,
rubbers, overshOes, slippers, hosiery,
etc. You cant go amiss If you come
here to buy any of the above articles.
Prices always the lowest.
In crockery and lamps we have a
line that just simply beats anything
else ever brought to this city. This
line comprises everything in the latest
styles and decorations and you pay
no more here than you do where infer
ior goods are sold.
Have you seen the new belts we are
showing? Right O-the-minute, and
prices very reasonable, too.
Harry Bingham, Hilger Manderfeld
and John K. Neumann are among the
university students who are home for
Christmas.
Chas. F. Arbes, of the firm of Sieben-
Drummer & Arbes, was yesterday
granted license to wed Miss Minnie
Windschitl.
Conductor G. A. Richardson has
taken ffteen-day lay off. He will
leave for Mankato tomorrow, with his
wife and daughter.
Alex Williams of Willmar, superin-
tendent Of construction for the Mime
sofa Central Telephone company, was
here Friday and inspected the local
exchange.
Friends of DR.. H. G. Kaschau have
enjoyed his society since Monday.
On that day he returned from Chicago.
where he has been attending the Chica-
go College of Dentistry.
F. G. Fisher and wife came to New
Ulm last week from North Dakota and
will make their future home in the city.
Mr.. Fischer will enter the employ of
the New Ulm Roller Mill company.
DR.. Gottlieb Schmidt on Monday
moved into the Office in the Doehne
block on North Minnesota street for
merly occupied by DR.. G.. F. Beachler.
Hepurchased the latter's practice some
months ago and will locate in New
Ulm permanently.
st. John Court, No. 698, G. O. F..
will go to communion in body next
Sunday morning. It is desired that all
the members meet at the hall at $3.50
O'Clock. After communion the meet
ing to have been held tomorrow evening
will take place.
TX Gunther's Chocolates, the best, at
Alwin's. 1851
r. S. Breasted, representing the
Homer-Laughlin China Co., of East
Liverpool, and M. D. Clark of New
York, factory expert and window
trimmer for the same company, are in
the city assisting F. II. Behnke during
the Christmas rush. 49,.
Jos. Biebbershick, a farm er, was
arrested Monday night while in an in
toxicated condition and yesterday was
fined $40 and costs by Judge Henning-
sen. He had been in New Ulm since
Friday and was under the influence
much of the time.
Teacherszof the public schools are
spending their vacation in the follow
ing cities: Mary A. Yanke at West
brook; Agnes Mcdonald, Mankato;
Della Pletke and Mary G. Fitzpatrick,
Winona; Jessie K. Hummel, Dundas;
Susan G. Holman, St. Paul. =.
County Attorney Hoidale sprung a
surprise on some of the county ofici-
ais by cutting off some of the per-
quisites that had become by consent
part of the emoluments of Office. Mr..
Hoidale demands for the county the
same economy he demands for himself.
\ Gunther's famous fancy package
Candies at Alwin's. 49-5l
Theo. Schonlau returned Sunday
from Chicago, whore he was summoned
by telegram informing him that his
father, John Schonlau, we'll known in
New Ulm, had been injured in an ac-
cident. Mr.. Schonlau fell upon
slippery walk, tracturing his left arm
and injuring his head. For time his
condition was critical but he is now
improving.
Lowell, the six-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Lienhard, was oper-
ated upon at st. Alexander hospital
Sunday morning by Drs. o. G. Strick-
Ter, G.. B. Weiser and j. 81. Vogel for
abscess. Thechild stroublewas caused
by an attack Of measles and he UNDER
went similar operation in Mime