New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-12-15
Turner Xmas Festival.

AS has been customary heretofore
there will be the usual Xmas celebra-
ton at Turner Theatre arranged by
the Turnverein for their Sunday
School pupils. It will be held on
Monday evening Dec. q. Full par
ticulars regarding the program etc.
will appear in our next issue.
Herm. Held attended the Masonic
doings at Winona during the latter
part of last week.
A. r. Eggens berger, editor of the
Hanska Herald was a pleasant caller
at the Review Office last Friday.
Services will be held every Wednes-
day evening at the Lutheran and
Evangelical Friedens churches, dur
ing advent.
The Herman S Sons held meeting
last night and nominated officers for
the annual election which is to be
held Dec. 18th.
Miss Theresa Ross spent a few day S
with her sister Miss Clara Ross, at
Eyota, Mimi, where she is engaged
as teacher in the public school.
Owing to the high price of butter,
which has become to be a luxury for
the ordinary mortal, some of our
local merchants are now offering
olemargarin for sale.
Walter Murphy, of Mankato at one
time operator and ticket agent at the
Northwestern depot of this city, died
Tuesday night after two weeks ILL
ness with typhoid fever. He was 26
years of age.
Members of the New Ulm Bowling
association are planning on sending
two ive-men teams to take part at the
tournament at St. Paul. The alleys
at Cap. Nenno's cafe will be used for
future practise.
The Public schools of New Ulm
close for the Xmas vacation next Fri
day. Prof. r. F. Koessler will spend
the holidays in Fulda, Mimi; Miss
Inglis, Miss Gould, Miss Castle and
Prof. A. D. Davis go TO Minneapolis
to visit with friends and relatives
during vacation.
A splendid gathering of Masops o.
this city and from Sleepy Eye was
present at the Masonic Temple las
Friday evening to greet Grandmastel
Eugene E. Swan of St. Stewart, Mimi.
who visited Charter Lodge No. SO o,
A. F. and A. M. of this city. Follow
ing the examplifying of the first de-
gree a banquet was held over which
H. Somsen presided as postmaster
The exquisite spread had been pre-
pared by the ladies of o. E. S. The
Sleepy Eye delegation consisted of fif
teen visiting masons. The banquet
was attended by eighty guests.
Do not forget the New Ulm Music
store for anything in the musical line
We got the goods and want to sci
them at right prices, so let US be your
servant for we will serve you right a.
the New U]m Music store.
At the last regular session of the
city council the rental appropriation
for Company "A," prescribed by law
was allowed to the amount of 5000
Henry Engel qualified as chief of the
Fire Dept with Joe Groebner as hrs
and Fred Pfaender as second assist
ant. The receipts from the electric
light plant for the month of October
were 50, 1895. The amounts of $40:
due contractor Haeberle for grading
North Minnesota street, $3.50 balance
due Aug. Puhlmann, and S265s due
Kaiser and Pullman for services
rendered:.were allowed.
] The daily papers report case O
malpractice and the subsequent sui
against DR.. A. J. Kaess, former
New Ulmite, which was brought
against him at Fargo, N. D. A yer
dict of $4,000 was awarded Mrs. Esthe,
Sondquist in her $4,000 damage suit
Mrs. Sondquist alleged malpractice
claiming that an operation that was
performed on her by DIR. Kaess was
unnecessary, was not skilfully done
and that the effects Of the same hac
rendered her an invalid for life
Several Fargo doctors testified agains
the doctor in the case. The jury was
out over five hours celebrating or
the case.
H Speaking of the state farmers insti
tute that was held in Golden last weel
Saturday the Sleepy Eye Herald Dis
patch says: The state farmers insti
k,,k~ go