Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-28
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PlERZ

cross Pla1ns, WIS.,, Is here visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Wagner, also
with her brother, Peter Wagner Of
Lastrup, and her two sisters, Mrs.
Math Thommes and Miss Susan
Wagner OF Pierz.
The annual retreat of the Catholic
lpriests Of the diocese St. Cloud was
held this week in st. Johns college,
Stearns county. Rev. J. G.. Stiegler
Of Pierz left Monday morning He
will not return until Friday, Aug.
28th.
T. S. Look Of Sullivan Lake passed
through Pierz last Sunday on his way
to Casselton, n. D. He will be en-
lployed there until harvest and thresh-
ing is over.
A. P. Stoll, cashier Of the German
State Bank of Pierz, who has been
making quite an extensive business
and pleasure trip through the eastern
part of Iowa, returned home last
Saturday.
| The grim reaper death has again
visited our village. Mrs. Frank
Zuleger passed away at her home in
Pierz last week Friday morning.
With her death another old settler was
taken out Of our midst. Mrs. Zuleger
was born near Prague, Bohemia,
Europe, August 5, 1866. When but
one year old she came to America
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pavlu. They at first settled in La
Cross, Wis, where they lived five
years. In 1872 Mr.. Pavlu, with his
family, moved to Pierz, where they
married to VIM. Grell, Jr., in 1890,
but her husband died a few years
afterwards
In 1895 she was married to Frank
Zuleger. Mrs. Zuleger became i'll
with heart trouble some time ago, but
when her condition became serious
last week three doctors were called,
but they were unable to save her.
The deceased is survived by her hus.
band, Frank Zuleger, and five chill
dren, the youngest of which is only 8
days old; also by her aged father and
mother, who are both over eighty.
Mrs. Zuleger was devoted Catholic
land a member of the Christian
Mothers society and the st. Joseph s
congregation. The remains We're laid
to rest Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
under the auspices of the Christian
Mothers society, IN the st. Joseph s
cemetery. Monday a requiem was
read by Rev. J. G. Stiegler IN the St..
Joseph's church. The family have
the condolences Of all their friends
Rev. John Sand Of the St. John s
church in Lasltrup, passed through
Plerz last Monday morning Oh his
way to attend the annual retreat of
the priests of the St. Cloud diocese,
which was held in St. John S college,
Stearns county, during the week.
John LANCER, who, some time ago,
made application for fish to superinten-
Ident OF the state fish hatchery IN
st. Paul, received five large cans
filled with minnows last Thursday.
He tells US they are mostly all kinds of
bass, pike and wall-eyed pike. Mr..
LANCER put them into Fish lake last
Friday morning.
DIED-.The little three year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stunpf died
Thursday afternoon last week, after
an illness of two weeks. Cause of
death was summer complaint The
burial ceremonies were held in the st.
Joseph's church in Pierz last Satur
day at 8 O'Clock a. M, Rev j. G..
stiegler officiating, interment taking
place in st. Joseph's cemetery.
Ben Schwleters, brewer of New
! Nlunlcn, was In PlerZ last week
Thursday. The beer of that brewery
will be on tap in some Of our saloons
hereafter.
Johnny Faust, who has been work.
ing with the 500 railroad grading
crew near Sturgeon lake for the last
few months, returned last week. He
is a son OF Frank Faust.
| Bills are out announcing an auction
sale at Anton Tembreuls farm, west
of the village. He will sell all his
horses, cattle, machinery and house,
hold goods at public auction to the
highest bidder, September list.
Mrs. j. j. Drummer and children
of Onamia, were here few days last
week visiting relatives in Pierz and
Lastrup
J. NJ. Smart of Onamia came over
from Onamia to visit his borther,
James Smart, our miller. Mr.. Smart
formerly lived in Little Falls. He IS
a timer by profession and is working
in Henry Goulet's hardware store in
Onamia. -@--
o. F. Nelson from Minneapolis has
rented the building owned by P. L.
Poster corner Of Sixth and Main