Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-03-06
OBITUARY..

son of Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Engel-
hardt, of Milwaukee, occurred on
February % at Phoenix, Arizona,
Consumption was the cause The
young mans mother formerly resided
in Watertown and the family is very
well known here, Guido having many
friends who regret exceedingly his
untimely death. During last summer
the family made their home in this
city, it being hoped that the country
air might prove beneficial to the
patient. After leaving here he was
taken to Arizona. The Milwaukee
Sentinel thus aludes to the deceased:
"Mr. Engelhardt contracted his last
sickness at the time of his GONZALES
cence from a prOtracted siege Of ty-
phOid. He was native of this city.
having been born here just twenty-one
years and ten months ago, and was g.
graduate of the public schools ald
Spencerian Business college. His
great ambition was to become min
ing engineer and it WAS excessive dill
gence on his part in studying to per-
feet himself for his profession that
caused his physical inability to cope
with his last illness. Since last October
his mother has been a constant at
tendant at his bedside Prior to that,
Mr.. Engelhardt's father had spent
considerable time with him, on one
occasion bringing him back to Mil
waukee, where heremained for sever
q hn Nv,
means unexpected by the family, was
a great shock to the young mans
many friends. Mrs. Engelhardt will
arrive at Chicago with the body on
Monday next and thence will come
with it to Milwaukee. Interment will
be made at Forest Home, the funeral
services being held at the family
home on tuesday,
On Thursday night death removed
one Of the city's most venerable res
idents in the person of Michael Kra-
kow, who departed this life at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs Henrietta
NOack, 300 Eighth street. aged 80
years, alter a weeks illness. Mr.
Krakow was native Of Germany and
came here in 1916. Three years
later, when the gold fever broke out
in California. he left for that country,
aud after remaining there short
time, again came to Wisconsin and
settled on farm in the town Of Leb-
anon. He followed farming indus
trlouslv until his advancing years com
PEELED his retirement aud he.removed to
the city to spend the balance of hi. days
with his only daughter, Mrs. Noack,
He was familiar figure on our streets,
and was widely known and highly
respected. The funeral was held Sun
day afternoon from his late home and
the remains inferred in Oak Hill
cemetery.
Miss Hannah O'Nail died Sunday at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary
O'Neil, 1900 Third street, aged about
% years. She had been in poor health
for year past. and her death was
therefore not unexpected. She was d
most worthy young woman and he"
untimely end is sincerely mourned by
many friends and acquaintances,
The funeral was held this morning
from ST. Bernard's S church. the inter-
ment being in ST. Bernard's cemetery.
Miss Ottilie Schumacher died Satur-
day afternoon at the Sisters residence
Of st. Henry's Catholic church, aged
"a years. The cause of death was
cerebral meningitis, with which she
had been Ill two weeks. Deceased
was a novice in the sisterhood, having
joined the order here six months ago.
The remains were taken to St. Mi
chaels, Mimi, the home of the de-
ceased, for burial.
The hosts of friends throughout
the county of Martin j. Gosa. who
was the Republican candidate for
sheriff last fall, sincerely sympathize
with him in the loss Of his beloved
wife, whose death occurl ed on Feb
ruary 25 at the family home in
PALMYRA. The funeral vas held on
Wed nesday last.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schultz, of
the Seventh ward, lost their g.
months-old child by death Saturday,
| The interment occurred yesterday
afternoon in Emmanuel Lutheran
cemetery.