New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1912-02-14

Mrs. Charles Brust visited with
friends In Msnksto last week.
William F. Richter transacted
business In Msnksto Saturday.
It will surprise you to see our big
cut 10 prices on Mems Suits. We have
lot to close at 81 so which are worth
from $1,000 to SIS 90, Another lot at
80 90 we'll worth your Interrogation.
Shirts worth 75c and 800, special
offer ct SOC. Columbia Clio. Co.,
F. P. Zschunke, Treas.
Ribbed Union Suits 75c heavy weight.
At tho State Skst Tournament held
ct Norwood recently Chas. Stuebe of
our city was elected one of the
directors.
Peter Folkers 10 carrying his right
arm in sling owing to fractured
bone in the right forearm occasioned
by fall In Crone's Department Store
. week ago Sunday. II will be some
time before Mr.. Folkers will be able to
resume work.
Attorney II. N. somsen and Joe.
Arbes, the we'll known druggist of
New Ulm, were visitors in Msnkato
yesterday. They we're Initiated into
the mysteries of Elkdom at meeting
of Mankato Lodge of Elks last night. ~
- ~ Douio-
Herman Nagel was So years old
Friday and number of his friends
remembered the day and called on
him in the evening. Nagel kept open
house as usual, even being good.
natured enough to get up after having
retired to let in some belated guests
who proved veritsble stayers.
A new lot OF Mems Suits to be sold
out at once At Columbia Clio. Co.,
F. P. Zschunke, Treas, at price OF
$3.50. These are special, good values
any size worth $1,000 to $500. Also
another lot, which We close st SlO. 90.
Come and see ,them before you buy
elsewhere. A surprise for you. Shirts
75c and q 90 values SOC. Ribbed
Union Suits Toe heavy weight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.: Ottomeyer loft
'Aoudsy afternoon for Davis, Ill. TO
attend thsfunsral Of their brother.in.
Law, Fred Altsobsrsnd, which occurs
today. Altsubsrssd died Sunday
sftsraoou, dsash bsing duo 70 : stroke
Of apoplsxy. 10 ~ about So years
of aee whSa IS died. The deoeased
vssnaerisd TO Lens Qttomeyer about
Is pears 40. Who with: four children
survives him. j ess:s-:.e.: -. :. !.
The clay men OF the Northwest hold
their fourth annual convention. Id
Minneapolis lat vesk. A.-C. Ocht OF
Springfield Was The only ono from this
county 70 attsud. He took . proui.
nSnt part The debate on freight rates
which formed ons Of Tho principal
subjects OF discussion. In The election
which took place shortly before ID.
journment be vas honored With the
Vice Presidency Of the Association. n
Il IL not surprising at al that
during the extremely cold spell that
shas bssn Win ~ ior ~ past s weeks
tho minds Of people naturally revert
to warmer olimes e moro desirable
place 70 live In. With that in view
JOS. j, Diet, Mich; y Lang, Albert
Wiltscheck, Herman Fischer from
New Ulm and Carl Reiniger of Sleepy
Eye left last week for Florida where
they contemplate buying some orchard
lands.
Wednesday evening Solomon Isaacs
struck Fred Green in the face and the
latter had Solomon arrested for
assault. The boy was brought before
Judge Cutting who gave him ninety
days in the county Jail. He was taken
to New Ulm on Thursday afternoon to
be entertained by Sheriff Julius. 1t
seems really too bad Solomon can't
keep out Of trouble. He is . bright
and smart boy With bright future
before him If he could only behave
himself. SLEEPY Eye Herald Dispatch