New Ulm review., 1912-12-18
Obituary.

Wednesday afternoon shortly be
fore Ave O'Clock Anton Lindmeye
residing on South Front Stree
succumbed 20 cancer OF the stomach
with which he had been = patisn
sufferer for several years. Th'
deceased was "a years old when b.
died, having been born st Inter
huetten, Bohemia near the Bavariar
border June Is, ls4s. He was married
to Ursula Pss, his surviving widow
At their native village 80 years age
and ten years later departed fol
America, coming directly to New Ulm,
Since then he has made New Ulm bis
home. He is survived by his widow
and the following children: Chris,
Lindmeyer, Frank Lindmeyer. John
Lindmeyer, Alfred Lindmeyer, Mrs.
Frank Reiner and Louise Lindmeyer
Of New Ulm; Albert Lindmeyer OF
Wells and Mrs. Ed. Hoffman, Of
Hsnsks. At the time of his death
he was member of the st. Joseph's
Society. The funeral was held from
the Catholic Church Friday morning,
Rev. Schlinkert off1cia ating. Interment
WAS made in the Catholic Cemetery.
Mrs. Wilhelmine Kuehl bach, whose
maiden name vas Wilhelmino Reh.
bein, died suddenly and unexpectedly
at her home on North Minnesots
Street Saturday evening at 10 O'Clock,
aged nearly 73 years. She had been
suffering with cold for about two
weeks, but no one of the family con.
sidered it Of any serious consequence.
Not until Saturday noon did her
condition become alarming and less
than twelve hours later she breathed
her last.
The deceased was born in Reselkow,
in the Province of Pommern, Germany,
Feb. II, 1910 and was married to Karl
in the home Of her nativity
10 the year 1865. 10 the year 1881 the
family came to this country and
settled in the Township of Wellington
bear Fairfax. The following year
hey moved on farm near F.
Ridgely where they resided for Eve
years. Then they came to New Ulm
where the deceased has since resided
aer husband preceded her in death
some seven years ago. Mrs. Kuehl-
bach was kind and good mother and
The was not only ready snd willing to
70 Of service to her own family, but to
Ter friends and neighbors as we'll. =!
She is survived by the following |
children: Charles and Paul and Ida |
Vt New Ulm, Mrs. Ernst Hinderm ann |
Ind Mrs. Hermann Hindermann at
Fairfax and Mrs. Chas. Firle near
IT. Ridgely. The funeral was held |
Tuesday with services ather late home |
It l:30 p. m. and at O'Clock at the
lutheran Church, Rev. Albrecht
,ttici ating.
Mrs. J. Fl. Dorm of Brighton died at
1t. Alexander's Hospital Tuesday
morning following an operation for
and obstruction of the
,owels. She became i'll Friday and
vas brought to the hospital Sunday
md was operated upon the same
corning. Another operation became
ecessary and was performed Monday
vening in the hope of saving her life,
'ut she never rallied from it and
reathed her last about six hours
ater.
The deceased whose maiden name
'as Maggie Sondag, was born in the
oliet, illinois Sept. 13, 1858 and
'as 50 years of age when she answered
Deaths summons. Her parents re-
oo7ed to Nicollet County shortly
efore the Indian Outbreak and she
rev to womanhood in the neighboring
own of Brighton. She was married
D j. 81. Dorn, her surviving husband,
o the Town of Brighton Jan. 26, 1876
nd they have resided on a farm in
nat Town ever since. She has been
t all times a real helpmeet to her
usband and good and kind mother