The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-03-21
DIED

WIFI typnOlu 1eVer.
Victor FL. Senglaub was born at Louis
Corners, in the town of Scheswig, this
county, in 1876. He attended the rural
school at Louis Corners until he attain
ed to the age of thirteen, in 1SS9 when
his father Mr., Louis G. Senglaub, now
city assessor was elected to the Office Of
county clerk of this county, and when
the family removed to this city. Victor
then attended the north side schools and,
in due time, he graduated with honors
from the north side high school
On completing the high school course
he accepted position as cleik at the old
Northwestern house in this city, which
hostelry is now known rs the Hotel
Victoria He held that position until
1891 when he went to Sheboygan and
there secured employmtn mt as head clerk
in the Grand Hotel, one of the leading
hostelries Of the Chair City, which posi-
tion he held continuously for ten years
that is, up to the time of his final illness.
The decedent was very active, in.
dustrious, intelligent young man. He
had host of friends in Sheboygan; and,
although not resident of this city for
the last ten years, he had continued to
number many of the young people of
this city among his friends, he having
made frequent visits here to relatives
and former schoolmates and friends.
For years the decedent was member
of Company G, Wisconsin National
guard. Several years ago he rose from
the rank of private to that of com.
missioned officer. Later he was elected
second lieutenant of Company c, the
vote resulting in his election being u
unanimous. He acquitted himself with
much credit at the examination, and.
accordingly, was given the position to
which he had been elevated. Last year,
when there WAS II vacancy in the first
lieutenancy, Victor Senglaub was elect.
ed first lieutenant he receiving the II.
unanimous vote of the members of the
company. He again passed the exam.
ination, and secured his commission.
Victor II. Senglaub is survived by his
parents, two brothers, Otto Of this city
and Rudolph of Quarry, Ind. ; and three
sisters the Misses Agnes, Helen and
Leona, all of this city
Victor Senglaubs untimely death is a
sad blow to the family and to the young
lady, Miss Bohlmann of Sheboygan,
to whom he was TO have been married
in the near future, 1t had been planned
to celebrate the wedding in this city.
The funeral was held last Saturday
afternoon mt o'clock at Sheboygan.
The funeral was in charge of Company
G. Besides the bereaved relatives re-
siding in this city, a number Of friends
from here were present at the obsequies.
Mrs. Peter Ran, propretress of the
Lake House at Two Rivers for years,
died last Thursday evening at her home
in Two Rivers, after an illness extend
ing over a period of several months,
during which time she underwent several
the effects of the last operation perform.
ed on her on Monday, March l1th She
leaves one daughter and five sons to
mourn her departure. The funeral was
held at Two Rivers on Sunday, March
nth
Mrs. Frederick Pleus4 aged eighty two,
passed away last Fri lay morning at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Theodore
Teitgen. Newton. Her death WAS due
to old age and n complication of diseases.
Mrs. Pleuss il survived by seven chill.
dren. They are Mrs. Theodore Teitgep,
Mrs Ernst Kieselhorst Mrs. Charles
Lippert and John Ludwig, town of New
ton; Mrs. John Raupke and Mrs
Charles Meisner, Biluamwood Wis. !;
and Mrs Charles Schweishelm, Milwau-
kee
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from the home of Ernst Kiesel
horst town of Newton. lnterment took
place at the Newton cemetery.
Raleigh X. Brandt, the 1l.year. old
son Of Mrs. John Brandt North Seventh
street died of typhoid fever on Wsdnes.
day night, March 18th, after three
weeks illness. The deceased was pupil
at the Park school. The funeral was
held last Saturday from the Episcopal
church, interment taking place at Ever.
green cemetery
! Frederick Eberhardt. aged nearly
eighty years, n pioneer resident of the
county died at $3.50 o'clock last Friday
morning at the family home, 1922 South
| Ninth street, after a week y illness.
Frederick Eberh:rdt was born in
Germany, August lS. lS21 When he
responded to deaths summons, he had
attained to the age of 70 years 9 month.
and % days. He was married in his ma
tive land on May /, 1856, to Miss Dors
Steinmeier. A year after their marriag,
the couple came To America. They
came directly to this county and settlet
on farm in the town of Newton Som,
eighteen years ago the family removed
TO this city, since which time Mr.. Eber