New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30
sCnINDLER's END CAME SUDDENLY

SCnINDLER'S END CAME SUDDENl.Y
photographer Succumbs Unexpec-
tedly to Stroke of Apoplexy.
Max SCHNEIDER, the photographers
who came to this city two years ago
and established studio in the HenIe
building, died suddenly Sunday morn
ing as the result of an attack of hea rt
failure. He felt the attack coming on
in time to summon medical aid, but in
spite of this precaution he lived only
short time. His wife was visiting
relatives in GAINESVILLE at the time of
his death.
Mr.. Schiudler was born in Bavaria
in 1868 and came to America about
fifteen years ago. He was an excel
lent workmen in his profession and in
New Ulm was just about reaching that
stage which 5etokened ultimate pros
perity. His wife, to whom he was
married in 1886, always assisted him
in his labors, and to her his unexpec-
ted taking-off is indeed a sorrowful
one.
The funeral was held yesterday
morning, the Knights of Columbus at
tending in body and the Second Re-
giment band furnishing music. Rev.
Fox of GAINESVILLE preached the funeral
sermon.
Senator Frank Clague of Lam ber-
ton was a business visitor in the city
Monday.
Walter Key, the engineer at the
plant of the New Ulm Stone Co., is
spending the holiday season with
Faribault friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Piehl Of Brown
ton celebrated their golden wedding
last Wednesday. Mrs. Piehl is a
sister of Chas. Schleif.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thiedema m
were at Minneapolis the early part OF
the week attending their daughter,
Louisa, who IS sick with appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Held enter.
tanned on Christmas day Mrs. Brag,
den and three daughters and Mrs
Staley and daughter, all of Mankato
/ Miss Louisa Meile is home for th;
holiday season from Rochester, wher
she holds a position as teacher in tn
public schools. So is Miss Clar;
Ross, who teaches at Eyota.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller went to Ro
chester for the Christmas holidays
Mrs. Cofman and children to Owa
tonna, Mrs. Follmann to ST. Pete
and Albert and Lulu George t.
Springfield.
The next number in the local lectur
and entertainment course will be a
illustr ated talk by Frank Fl. Camel o
The American Boy, his Franks an
Possibilities. 1t will be given a
the Turner Theatre on the evening c
January 9th.
New Ulm's Christmas week visitor
included VIM. II. Meyer of La Cross
who was a guest at the Frenzel home
DR.. George Koch of Minneapolis an
, 1t. Albert Koch of Echo who visite
: with their aged father on Monumer
hill, Roy Setter of Minneapolis VIII
brought with him his bride of las
summer and introduced her to Ne
Ulm friends, and Jos. Everling {
Candy and Albert Everling of Grant
Falls who came here to see thei
parents.
The project for bridge acros
Lake Hanska will not down. At
= meeting of Hanska citizens the othe
" evening twas decided that this pro
= posed bridge was of far more impol
. tance to the business interests of tt
= village than the improvement of tt
:. state highway through Lake Hansk
S and Linden, and a committee consi
l. ting of O. A. Johnson, Geo. Bran,
n void, G.. W. Chambard, Alfred He
/ ling and Christ Moe was appointed [
J. interest Representative Pfaender in a
:. effort to secure an additional appr,
W priation from the legislature. I
y present there is $4,000 of state a
a available, but this, it is figured, wi
e not go very far. The bridge wou
: have to be several hundred feet lor
:. and would cost, according to estimate
already made, approximate $1,000