New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-23
Obituary.

Wenzel SOukup, a resident OF New
Ulm and vicinity for 80 years. died
last Wednesday morning at the age
of IS, death having been caused by
cancer of the throat. Deceased was
born april 6, 1885 in Troholdin, Pill
sen, Bohemia, married Miss Margaret
Domeier June l6, 1857 and came to
America together with his family in
1870. He Immediately settled on a
farm in Sigel where he lived up to a
few years ago when he removed to
New Ulm, to spend the remainder of
his days. Mrs. Soukup preceded her
husband in death two years ago. Mr..
Soukup is survived by seven chill
dren:John Soukup, Stark; Anna and
Peter ]. Soukup, New Ulm; Sister
Christophora, Reading, Pa; Joseph
Soukup, Sigel;; Mrs. Joseph Schmitz,
Milford and Wenzel 5oukup, Sleepy
Eye. The funeral took place Friday
morning from the Catholic church.
ST. Joseph's Society of which Mr..
Soukup was an honorary member
attended the funeral in body.
Martin Forster died Of old age Sun
day morning, at the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. r. Schreiner on North
State st. Deceased was born in the.
year 1924 in Schneiderhof, Bohemia
and came to America in 1858, first Sc tt
ling in Wisconsin. Later on he came
to New Ulm with Carl Forster Sr.
where he took up homestead near
fSpringfeld. Here he lived for some
years until he removed to New Ulm.
Mr.. Forster is survived by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Schreiner and his
son, Martin Forster. Funeral took
place Tuesday morning from the Cath
olic Church, Father Heinz, officiating.
! Alois Faerber, 60, died at his home
in West Newton, Saturday morning,
March 10th. Deceased was born in
the year 1850 in the Rhein-Provinz,
Germany. Mr.. Faerber was married
while still in Germany to Miss Jo-
sephine Buechler. He came to Ameri-
ca together with his family in 1883,
settling at Fairfax, where he lived for
six years. From here he removed to
{ West Newton which place was his
permanent home up to the time of his
, death. Mr.. Faerber is survived by
his wife and five children, Joseph,
Bernhard and Isidor Faeber, Mrs.
Henry Gleissner, West Newton and
Mrs. John Borth, Fairfax. The
funeral took place from the Catholic
church of ST. George, Monday morn.
, ing.
Albert F'iemeier, 43, died last Sun.
day night at his home on North
German street after protracted ILL
ness. caused by liver trouble. Deceased
was born Aug. II, 1867 in Lafayette
Mimi, where he lived with his mother
until 1892 when Mrs. Fiemeier re
moved to New Ulm. His father hai
J died while still living in Lafayette
when Albert was but 3 years of age
Mr.. Fiemeier was married to Mary
Unyerworn Sept. II, 1897. His occu
2 patton in earlier years was that of {
, carpenter while in late years, since
) 1903 he was employed as rural mai
5 carrier on route No. 3. Due to il
health, he handed in his resignation
last March but the Postal-Departmen
) has not as yet accepted it, but placed
Albert Schwartz in his place a!
t substitute.
Mr.. Fiemeier is survived by his wife
and four children: Armin Henry
Anna, Rosa and Otto. Two sisters il
! Courtland: Mrs. Schwartz and Mrs
Il Voges and two brothers at New Ulm
,, Joe Fiemeier and Louis Fiemeier also
survive him. The funeral will tax.
J, place this afternoon WED. at
! O'Clock from the Lutheran church.
y Don't fail to see the Scenic pro
81 gram for Saturday and Sunday.