New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-01-05

Nicholas Permantjen, 81, sspassed
away at his homesin Milford Monday,
! Deceased was born in Luxemburg in
the year 1929. At the age of twenty.
Iour be came to America andi settled
at Chicago, H., where he lived for d
years. He then came to Brown County
ana occupied the farm on which he
lived at the time of his death. Tn the
spring of 1862 he moved to New Ulm
and afterwards to Mankato and from
there to st. Peter, returning after a
short period to his farm in Milford
where he has lived since then. He
was married to Miss Mary Maerz in
1868 His wife and four children:
Mike, Anton: Frank and Kate. survive
to mourn his loss.
Lars Ruda died at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. August Samuelson of Ber-
nadotte Monday morning at 9 Q clock.
He was born in Alfsborg, Ian, Wes-
tergotland, Sweden, January 20, 1915.
| was farmer in his native land and
also worked at the carpenter trade.
He, like so many at that time, was
caught by the fever to remove TO
America, the great land of the West.
and IN the year 1866 came here and
settled at Weoga, Shelby county, III,
where he lived for three years, when
ne came to Minnesota in the spring of
1908. Some time was spent at Carver,
Scott county, while locating the home
stead in Bernadotte where he has since
llevd. At the time of his death he
was nearly IS years old.-Lafavette
Ledger.
Another pioneer settler of Renville
county and a veteran of the Civil war
passed away this week. W, j. Matz-
dorf, father of our townsman, L. A.
Matzdorf, died Tuesday night at the
home of his sou, Fred, in Preston
Lake township, after an illness of
several months duration, says the
Olivia Times. The deceased was one
OF the Oldest men in the county, being
IN his S9th year. He suffered para
lytlc stroke some months ago and
since that time he has been gradually
failing. The funeral took place from
the German Lutheran church at
Buffalo Lake last Friday Deceased
was we'll known among the G. A. r.
members. He was born in Germany
and came to America when boy.
John Carols, ST., IS, died at his
home in Milford in the afternoon OF
Jan. lst. Deceased was born June l6.
1882 IN Seipelsdorf, Bavaria, Germs any
and was married in 1855. to Miss
frederlcka Backer. The family immi.
grated to America in April 1870 and
coming directly to this county settled
on farm in Milford. Mrs. Gareis
died in Oct. 1894. Mr.. Carols is sur.
vlved by the following children: Mrs
VIM. Magnus, Webster, S. D.: Mrs
Gottfrled Eiserbeck, Echo, MINI.
Mrs. Paul Wiedemann, Echo, MINI.
Mrs. Albert Warneke, Fertile, MINI.
Fritz Carols, Long Beach. COL; Mrs
q. Springer, New Ulm: Mrs. Henry
Knees, Milford; John Gareis Jr.
Milford and Mrs. B. J. Penschel
Lakeville: MINI. The funeral will be
held to-day Wednesday, from the
Lutheran church, of which deceased
has been member. Rev. Albrechl
officiating.
/ On Friday morning occurred the
death of John Kopp, AZ, at his home
in the town of Cottonwood after a
long and lingering illness. Deceased
was born on the 9Th of Dec. in the
year 1857, in Bavaria. Germany AND
an infant came to America with his
parents in 1859. They settled on a
farm in the town of Cottonwood where
he has continuously lived up to the
time OF his death. In 1883 he was
united in marriage to Miss Mary
. oAOo3 wiz WILL OLA SURVIVE
him. John Kopp is the son of our
fellow citizen, Alois Kopp, and 8
brother to VIM. Kopp of Rollo, N
I D.; Mrs. Karl kamm, Cottonwood
/ and Geo. Kopp, of New Ulm. Funera
services were held Monday at the
Catholic church in Searles and tht
remains Inferred in the Catholic
cemetery. St. John Court. G. O. F
of which Mr.. Kopp was an active
member, attended in body.
Charles Inhofer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Inhofer ST., at one time RESIDENT
OF st. George and well-known in Thu
city and vicinity came to sad and sud
den death at the hospital in Ely, MINI
Deceased was born and raised in st
George and in later years conducted /;
blacksmith ahon Of Gihbop A bo,,