New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-09-20
I Obituary..

year ago Suo Woo oAulOsoO "ASn PSH
llytic stroke, which made her practi-
cslly helpless ever since, and about =
month ago she and her husband we're
taken TO the county poor home. Mrs.
Hsbrunner Was born Jan. Is, 1929 IN
Bavaria, Germany, having thus
reached the age Of 81 years. In 1885
she was married to her surviving hus-
band in her native country. Asids
from her husband she leaves : SON,
Geo. Hsbrunnsr Jr. in Patterson, ~.
J.. and daughter residing IN Ger
many. Twenty eight years ago she
came TO this country with her hus-
band and resided here In New Ulm for
eleven years.
The funeral services were held st the
Catholic church last Saturday morn
ing and interment was made in the
G atholic cemetery.
The death of John Daut occurred
last Thursday at hospital in Minne-
apolis. Deceased was born Dec. "A,
| 1865 in Germany. In 1891 he came to
America making New Ulm his home.
Here he married Miss Schottenbauer
and soon after the marriage the young
couple moved to Minneapolis. The
remains we're brought to New Ulm for
burial last Saturday, where the
funeral took place Monday from the
home of Geo. Reiser Sr. on N. Front
St. Services we're held at the Catholic
church. It will be remembered that
Mrs. Daut died last April at Minnea-
polls and was also brought here for
burial
Mr.. Daut leaves three children,
John, Herman and Alice. Other rela.-i
tives to mourn his death are, Conrad
Broasch, Geo. and Adam Goblirsch,1
| OF Morgon and Math. Neuwirth Of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Anton Hoffmann of Sigei,
passed away early Sunday morning
at the home of Andrew Hofmsnn Of
this city. The cause being cancer, ct
which she had been ailing for some
time past.
lard, VS. born M Z, 1851 III
tschwartzag, Bohemis. In the ysGr
1870 she came to this country and was
married to her surviving husband
Anton Hoffman in 1881. They then
settled on farm in Sigel where she
lived up to the time of her death.
Besides her husband, two brothers and
four sisters the following survive her:
Ed. Hoffmann, Linden; Alb. Hoff.
mann, Redwood Co.; And. Hoffman,,
North Dakota; Mrs. Clara Frank,
Sleepy Eye and Hattie, Louise, Hugo
| and Katie who are still at home. The
funeral services will be held at the
local Catholic church this morning
WED. and interment will be made in
the Catholic cemetery.
John Peter Schaefer, q respected
and we'll known citizen, died early
Sunday morning, at his home on No.
State ST. Decersed was born in Allen
dorf Preusen, Germany, Aug. 5; 1926.
In 1851 he came to Amelica and settled
| in Kensola, Wis.,, where he remained
for two years. He next made N:collet
County his home, until six years ago,
when be came here, making New Ulm
his home. In 1866 he was married to
his companion for life, who is now
m mourning his loss. He leaves sister
in CRANKY Township, Nicollet County
besides the following childred: John
Schaefer, New Ulm; Philip, Adam,
Ludwig Schaefer and Mrs. Mic. Paris
of Hinkley, Mimi, Mrs. Math. BODY,
Little Falls; Miss Elizabeth Schaefer,
Shakopee: Mrs. j. P. Gallagher,
Manhatten, Mont. Louis Schaefer,
CRANKY, Nicollet County.
The funeral which was held at the
Catholic church, Tuesday morning at
8 O'Clock, twas attended by all the
children. The remains were taken to
Brighton, Nicollet Co. for burial,
where interment was mace in the
Catholic cemetary.
Mrs. Augusta M. Lohnmann was
called away to the great beyond
early Tuesday morning, Sept. 10. the
cause being heart failure, from which
she had been suffering for some time.
The deceased was born Aug 3. 1888 IN
Thoensdorf, Brandenbury, Germany.
In 1864 she immigrated to this country /
settling here at New Ulm. Here she
was married to Fred Albrecht in the
same year. After the death OF her
first husband in 1875 she entered into
q second marriage in 1877 with Otto
Lohmann who also died in 1887. The
following children survive her: OF her
first marriage Hermann Albrecht OF
Lafayette, and Hugo Albrecht OF Har-
rison, Idaho, and of her second mar