Mower County transcript., 1904-11-09
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DIED !.
NELLERl,.

5sEGss NELLER. fE4 Ert ( ~
at the residence of Nick Kolle ia
this city, Sunday evening, Nov. 6, 1904,
Of bladder trouble, Joseph Neller Of:
Udolpho, aged nearly Is years. He was
born in Baden, Germany, Jan. 10, $780,
In March, 1862, he left the fatherland
coming to Watertown, Wis. in May.
and lived there about four years. In
May, 1856, he was. married to- Miss
Johanna Neller and they came at once
to Udolpho in this county, arriving in
June. Here they made a home on the
prairie and here all their children were
born. Mrs. Neller died Jan. 20, 19Oo.i
Mr.. Neller continued to occupy the old
homestead until his death. He has
been in fairly good health until about
three months ago, and has failed rapid.
ly since. Six weeks ago he came to
this city for medical treatment, max.
ling his home at Mr.. Kolle's. Some of
his children have been constantly with
him totake tenderest care of him. Six
children were born to sMr. and Mrs.
Neller, all of them living. William.
Neller, Rigby, Idaho;: Edward Neller,
Hay6eld, Mimi; Mrs. Emma l.. Miller,
Ashby, Mimi; Mrs. Ella L. Noble, Ed
win NJ. Neller, Mrs. Ida +. Noble,
Udolpho. Funeral services will be-
held at o'clock this afternoon at ths'
old home in Udolpho, Rev., c. D. Bel:
den of Austin officiating. Interment
intU Udolpho cemetery. Deceased was o.
man Of genial, kindly disposition. 3
faithful friend, an upright citizen, and
a watchful. sffactionate parent. *> True
to his convictions Of right, he won the
respect Of allwho knew him: and many
will >sincely mourn the departure Of
this old pioneer. 81 = ~. .r>.s,& ,><s'~.. 81
F. H. DAZZLE: y!
At her home in Adams iniAdans
township, Nov. 2, 1904, of old age, Mrs.
Andrew Dahle, aged "a years. She
was born in Norway and was married
there to Mr.. Dahle. Five of the child.
rem were born there. Mr.. Dahle and
mis- family came to this country in 1860,
settling in Adams township. In 1854
he bought his present farm where the
family: home. has since BEEN The
husband and six children survive. Mrs.
Susan Aslakson, Nevada township;
Mrs. Helen Peterson, Bristol, S. u;
Mrs. Bertha Stimson, Madison, Mimi;
Mrs. Carrie Balweber, Window town
ship; John Dahle, Adams; Andrew,
living in South Dakota. Funeral ser.
vices, conducted by Rev. VIM. Ras-
mussen, were held at Little Cedar
church, Saturday afternoon, very
large congregation of friends being
present. g.
At her home in this city, after a long
illness of stomach trouble, Mrs. Rose.
widow of Thomas Gibson, died
Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1904, aged II years.
Her maiden name was Meehan. She
was born in the county of Meath,
Ireland, and was married in this coun-
ty to Mr.. Gibson in January, 1870, his
first wife who was Miss Elizabeth
Rutherford, having died in 1867. They
lived for several years on the old Glib
son homestead east of Lansing village
and later removed to Austin to reside
Mr. Gibson died here Aug. 13, 1897.
Deceased was devoted member of the
Catholic church and funeral services
were held in St. Augustine's church on
Friday. Eleven step. p.children survive,
among them Tom F. Gibson Of Austin
and Mrs. Sam Collins of Calmar. De-
ceased has brother in Owatonna.
JACOBSON.
! At his home near Rose Greek village
Oct. 81, 1904 Sven jacobson, aged 90
years. He had always been well and
! strong until recently he complained OF
poor health. He died of kidney trouble
! after being very sick for two weeks
He was born. in Lerdal, Norway. Oct
II, 1910. WhenA1B years old he came tc
| America settling first in Michigan and
then III WISCONSIN. He moved TO Si1
| Mile Grove in Nevada township .,ir
1850 and took a homestead. He wa,
married in 1861 to Miss Sarah Ander
lson, q sister Of Hon. Hans c. Anderson