Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-12-14

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the oldest lives at Lincoln, Neb. Mary
Luebcke, a widow, lives at Battle
Creek, Neb.; Sarah, now Mrs. Rev
Pankow, of Waterloo, Wis; Libbie,
unmarried, took care of her father
on the place; Julia, Mrs. Dornfeldt,
lives at Chicago; Henry j. at Redwood
Falls, MINI. and VIM. Heilman al
Oconomowoc. The deceased has
twenty-six grandchildren, and seven
teen great-grandchildren. Mr., He'll
mann had always enjoyed good health
until late years when old age began to
tell on him. His end was quiet and
without pain, the members of the
family near him not realizing that he
had passed away. The funeral took
place Monday, at l o'clock, at the
church in Lebanon. and he was buried
beside his mother in the Lebanon ce-
metery, Of the family present at the
funeral were: Mrs. Pankow of Water
leo. Mrs. Dornfeld of Chicago, Eliza
beth at home. VIM. of Oconomowoc
and H. j. Heilman of Redwood Falls.
Word was received here by Messrs.
Hertel & Hoffman, last Wednesday
announcing the death at Cleveland,
Of y Col
merly conducted the tailoring business
now owned by the above firm. The
''Plalndealer of Cleveland says of Mr..
Sch waab:
Moses B. Schwaab, for many years
secretary Of the Mutual Building & In
vestmeut Co., and well known in Gle
veland business circles, died very sud-
denly yesterday. Mr.. Schwaab
dropped dead from heart failure while
in the county clerks Office.
It was 1870 o'clock when Mr.
Schwaab left the county recorders
office, where he lad transacted some
business relative to land abstract.
He walked directly across the corridor
of the court house and entered the
county clerks Office. Here he re-
moved a record book from the files,
and began to search in it the informa-
ton he was in quest Of He had
scarcely turned over dozen pages
when he uttered slight groan and fell
to the floor.
| Mr.. Schwaab was born July "a,
1912, in New York city. When four
teen years of age he went to Water
town, Wis, where as young man he
was engaged in the merchant tailoring
business. In 1882 he married Miss
Florence Kahmheimer of Cleveland
and a few years later removed 10 this
city, He was associated with f. Mul-
hauser in the Mulhauser Woolen Mill
Co. for several years. In 1898 be be-
came secretary and treasurer of the
Mutual Building & Investment Co.
He was director in several banks and
interested in various other business
and commercial interests e
Mr.. Schwaab was interested in every
Jewish charitable institution in the
city. He was director of The Temple
and prominent in religious work. He
was also we'll known socially, being a
member of the Excelsior and other
clubs. A wife and two daughters.
| Misses Ioa and Irma, survive.
Patrick Farmer, one of the pioneer
residents of town Clyman, died last
Thursday after an illness of several
weeks. Deceased came to this section
in 1847. He was born in Connaught,
Ireland, in 1921 and was married to
Catherine Nolan la 1864 He is sur
vived by his widow and seven chill
dren.
Mrs. Christian Wendtland' death
occurred at the home of her son-in-
law, Herman Reitz, Milwaukee, last
Wednesday. Deceased was eighty-two o
years of age. She was formerly a resi-
dent of this city with her husband.
who preceded her to the great beyond
about four years ago. The interment
took place at the Lutheran cemetery
Saturday.
IF you haven't time to prepare Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. it is now
made in tablet form also. Get pack
age already to use. Makes you we'll