New Ulm review., 1921-06-08

Miss Herta Klossner of Winthrop
was visitor here, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Sieyert Of Lafayette is
Visiting with her son and daughter-in-
.llawj Mr.. and Mrs. Albert SieYert, at
Stewart, MINI. ..s5z
Mrs: Joseph Schumacher returned
TO her home in Springfield after a,
several days visit at the home Of her
son, August, in this city.
The pupils Of the local high, grade
and Lutheran parochial schools are
enjoying their summer vacation. The
grades in Holy Trinity Catholic school
are still in session, but will close the
end of next week.
Mrs. L. B. Krook entertained some
IL friends at her home on South Wash
ington street, Thursday afternoon, in
honor of Miss Edith Sommer of Min
neapolis, who was the guest of local
friends for several days.
New Ulm's supply of city water was
again given "clean bill" by the State
Board of Health as result of the
chemical analysis Of mples submitted
to the Board by Health Officer DR..
o. j. Seifert recently. Similar analy-
ses are made several times during the
year as precautionary measure.
+ Attorney Walter Kunze of St. Paul
arrived here Saturday, for. a brief visit
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kunze, on South Broad.
way. He returned to the Capitol
City, Sunday afternoon, accom- panied
by his wife and little daughter, who
had enjoyed two weeks stay in New
Ulm.
Alvin Albrecht, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Albrecht Of Hector, was brought
to this city, ay>afternoon, suffer-
ing from severe attack of acute ap-
pendicitis. The young man was
hurried to the Union Hospital, where
he submitted to a successful operation,
from the effects of which he is conva-
lescing nicely.
Commencement exercises of the
Hanska public school will be held in
that village tonight. The graduating
class consists Of five girls and one boy,
namely: Adelia Haugen, Blanche
Nerlie, Hazel Erickson, Emma Troll
dahl, Sadie Ahlness and Ernest Ouren.
Judge W. L. Comstock of Mankato
will deliver the commencement adj
dress. & >s.' 81
Eight young peopleAafour girls and
four boys graduated from the Nicol-
let high school this year. They are:
Ella Heidemann. Vivian Johannes,
Muriel Meilicke, Gertrude Patterson,
John Block, William ,Joern, Victor
Jenson and Martin Koehler: Com
mencement exercises were held Thurs
day evening in the presence Of a large
audience. Prof. H, H. Fuller Of Man
kato delivered the commlenc 9rl 4 cement ad- ID!
dress.
4 Frank B. Macho residing on South
Front Street in this city recently re-
ceived word that his mother, Mrs
Agnes Macho died November 27, 1926
: at Zinolten, Budweiser Kreis, Bohemia
aged 81 years. The only survivors
are Frank B. Macho Of this city and q
sister in Bohemia with whom the
mother had made her home for many
years. The old lady underwent a
great number of .hardships during the
world war which were relieved to a
considerable extent as soon as it was
possible for her son to send money and
provisions to her: a,f
The first concert Of the season ir
German Park, Sunday evening, proved
the great popularity which these
musical entertainments enjoy among
the people of New Ulm and the sur
rounding country. A large concourst
Of smusic-lovers attended and tht
streets adjacent to the park were linec
with hundredssof autos. It required
the combined efforts Of our entire
police force tospreyent traffic acci
dents. In spite ofsthe5 huge jam, NJ
}. mishaps occurred. The concert pro
gram was we'll up tosstandard ane
delighted the visitors. ss