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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
5
Local notes report visitors and medical events from Sleepy Eye and surrounding towns. Several residents, including Harry Swenson and Mrs J Russell, are mentioned with short health and travel updates. The Sleepy Eye Mills restarted after a three month shutdown affecting about fifty workers. Funeral and birth notices follow, along with multiple brief business and social visits across nearby communities.
Last Tuesday Sign To Go Miss Herta Klossner of Winthrop visited here. Mrs Henry Sievert of Lafayette visits with son and daughter in Stewart Minn. Mrs Joseph Schumacher returns home after visiting August in New Ulm. Holy Trinity and local parochial schools close soon for summer. Mrs L B Krook hosted Edith Sommer of Minneapolis. New Ulm water passes state health board analysis. Attorney Walter Kunze of St Paul visits family. returns with wife and daughter. Alvin Albrecht treated for appendicitis, convalescing after operation. Hanska school commencement held with five girls and one boy graduating. Comstock of Mankato speaks. Nicollet high school graduates eight students. Frank Macho in New Ulm learns of his Bohemian mother’s death in 1920. German Park concert draws large crowd. traffic kept safe by police. Mr and Mrs Jos Forster visit with Sleepy Eye relatives. Fred Wichmann of Sanborn operated on. Mrs George Schuler and daughter Loraine visit St James. Jac Runck and Esther Runck and Otto Bloemke visit. Gertrude Boettger with them. Mr and Mrs E L Besch visit Fairfax. sister Mrs Gebhard. Mr and Mrs Samuel Lawellin return from south trip after marrying in Macon Missouri. J A Kennedy of Spooner renews ties. notes improvements and town’s first-class appearance. original incorporator of New Ulm Gas Co.
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