New Ulm review., 1922-08-16

Harry Joern visited at the home Of
his parents in Nicollet on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eckert returned
on Tuesday from a weeks auto tour
to st. Cloud. and other northern Min
nesota points.
Clarence Elsner and wife Of St. Paul
will come today to take in the celebra-
ion. q They will llsvisits at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. Robert Radke. i
Gerhard Albrecht returned on Satur-
day from La Crosse, Wisconsin where
heShad visited for several weeks at the
home of relatives and friends.
Misses Anna and Theresa Krittner
fspent their vacation visiting with their
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. John Krittner
and other relatives here. They re-
turned to St. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. Fred Stolz of Nicollet is re-
ceiving medical treatment at the
Union Hospital. She underwent an
operation recently, but had not re-
covered as we'll as it was hoped for and
it was found necessary to return her to
| the hospital for further treatment.
Mrs. Ed. Baer, Jr. and little daugh-
ter left the forepart of last week for
| Marshall where the Baer family will
make their home. Mr.. Baer is a
member of the firm of Ochs & Baer,
proprietors Of the new "Bee Hive"
store, which will open for bushes at
! Marshall this week.
Mrs. L. C. johnson and Miss Eda
Sommers of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Fred Sommers of St. Paul are expected
to- arrive here tomorrow to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Graft on
South Minnesota street during the
latter part of this week.
Miss Louise Kalkman, who has been
employed as chief operator at the local
telephone exchange for the past month,
received word last week of the serious
illness of her father at st. Cloud. Miss
Kalkman left for her home Monday
morning.
Mrs. Minnie Schroeppel returned
from Faribault on Wednesday where
she visited with relatives during the
past week. She will be the guest Of
Mrs. William Hellmann until after the
Homecoming and will then return to
her home in Collinsville, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schagel and
baby and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood
of Minneapolis arrived yesterday to
visit at the Emil Keckeisen and Charles
Emmerich homes. Mrs. Schlagel ank
Mrs. Wood are: daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keckeisen and sisters of Mrs.
Emmerich.
Charles Schmidt, an old resident OF
Iberia arrived in New Ulm last We'd
nesday from the Minnesota Soldiers
Home to attend the homecoming cele-
bration. Mr.. Schmidt is 80 years old,
is hale and hearty and is enjoying good
health. On Friday he went to Sleepy
Eye where he spent several days visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Herman Neumann of Lamberton
came to New Ulm last Saturday to
transact business matters On Tues
| day he was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. J. Neumann to Morgan where
they visited with relatives. At present
Mrs. Neuinann is visiting at Sanborn,
but will return home the latter part CT
this week. Her son and family will
accompany her here to attend the
! Homecoming celebration.
Adolph F. Gerlach who spent the
| past week in New Ulm renewing the
acquaintance of old friends and rela-
tives, returned on Wednesday to his
home in West Bend, Wis. Mr.. Ger
lach was unaware of the big celebra-
tion here this week or he would have
postponed his vacation, he says, for he
would have been able to meet many
old friends during that time, but he
was unable to stay, and must keep
himself posted of the weeks activities
by the columns Of the newspaper in.
|,stead.
! On August End, at Lamberton oc.
Cured the funeral of DR.. N. P Nelson,
who died in, Florida on July 31st,
| Dr.. Nelson was one Of the early settlers
in this community and made Lamber.