New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-12-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
The oyster supper and social given by
the young gentlemen Of the Congrega-
tional church last Friday evening was .
most pleasant affair and the young gen
tlemen who took charge Of the affair
certainly established for themselves a
reputation as walters and kitchen
mechanics, if nothing else. The social
was very we'll attended and a short pro-
gram added interest to the occasions
The next meeting of the Current News
Club will be held at the home of Mrs.
Mullen Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 18. The
subject will be "South Dakota and its
Products. Mrs. Mullen will lead the
discussion which will be participated in
by Carolyn Blanchard and Bertha Bueng-
er. There will also he piano duct by
Mesdames Krook and Buenger and q
vocal duet by Mesdames Peterson and
Rein. ~
The State Teachers, Association will
hold its annual meeting at St. Paul COM
mencing Dec. rs and lasting three days.
In the printed program at hand we note
the names of Prof H. G. Hess and w. R.,
Hodges of Sleepy Eye as contributors,
the former leading the discussion of the
question of "the high school VS.. the
kindergarten" and the latter reading a
paper on "The Ethics of Teachers Con-
tracts"
J. H. Weddendorf last week purchased
the farm of Fred Warnecke in Lafayette
township, Nicollet county, paying there
for the sum of $4,000. The farm lies
about mile west of Klossner and con-
| slsts of 100 acres of farm land and ten
acres of timber and the purchase price
included the stock and farm machinery.
Mr.. Warnecke will, after locating his son
somewhere in the northern part of the
state, purchase home for himself and
wife In this city.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Congregational church held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Siegel last Friday afternoon.
The princi pie feature was the election
of officers and the following ladies will
guide the affairs of the society for the
next year: Mrs. G. F. Mowery, president;
Mrs. J. A. Siegel, vice president; Mrs,
E. T. Critchett, secretary; Mrs. A. W.
Bingham, assistant secretary; Mrs. H. L.
Beecher, treasurer.
The officers elected by HeckeT Post
G. A. r. last week are as follows: Com,
Jacob Klossner; S..V. CON-, B. Marsh
ner; J. V. CON-, Fred Gerboth; Adju-
tant, Fred Nellie; @. M. William Frank ;;
Sergeant Major, Albert Becherer. Del
egates to next State Encampment, Ger
man Triton and B. Marschner r. Pfef-
ferle, Fred Gerboth and George Merkle
were appointed as committee to make
arrangements for the next district en-
campment to be held here ucxt summer.
The regular annual election of officers
of the local chapter of the Order cf the
Eastern Star occurred last Friday even
ing and the following we've elected and
1nstallment will take place Monday ev-
ening, Dec. H..
Lucy Bennke, Worthy Matron.
Einar Hoidale, Worthy Patron.
Lena Berg, Associate Matron.
Ida Hauenstein, Secretary.
Ida Schoregge, Trearsure:.
Carrie E. friedman, Oonductress
Sarah lehman, Associate Conduc-
tress.
Grand Opera at Minneapolis. Dec. 49, II & IS.
The Grau Opera Co. which is the larg-
est in number, and greatest in point Of
the artists employed, will give lies
Huguenots'', 'sLa Boheme'', ssTannhaus-
err, and Lohengrin' in the Minneapolis
Exposition building, beginning Thursday
evening December 18th, concluding Sat.
urday evening December 18th. Proba-
III M a1ch Onnnrtnnitv nf haor;nu r,,o,on