New Ulm review., 1913-04-09
Obituary.

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The many friends of Mrs. VIM.
Vogelpohl we're panied TO learn of her
untimely death which occurred at her
home Friday afternoon at four o clock.
Although she had not been in the best
OF health since Christmas her last
illness lasted but thirteen days. She
had been suffering with some ab-
d0minal trouble and had apparently
recovered from this and was feeling
fine when she had an apoplectic stroke
Thursday morning at nine O'Clock,
She lapsed into Inconsistencies and
neper rallied.
Thabdeceased whose maiden name
was Emma Lambreehs vas born in the
Town Milford May 3, 1873 and waa
oonseq quently sDnly forty years old
when she answered Deaths summons.
% the 10th OF October 1892 she was
united in marriage to William vogel.
pohl, her surviving husband. For
about 10 years they lived in New Ulm
and then moved onto their farm ad.
joining the city where they have since
lived. The deceased Was good
mother and stsunch helpmeet for
her husband. She is survived by her
husband and the following children
ranging in age from one year to
twenty: Herbert, Elmer, Leona,
Alfred. Irens, Harold and Alice, sll
OF whom are at home. She is also
survived by her mother, two brothers
and one sister. The funeral took
place Monday afternoon with services
At the late home at 1880 p. m. and at
the Lutheran Church at p. M, Rev.
Albrecht officiating. Her remains
we're laid to rest in the Lutheran
Cemetery.
Altho it was quite generally known
that Carl Bsltrusch, Sr. had not been
in the best of health for some time, the
news of his demise which occurred
Monday morning at four O'Clock was
quite Z shock to his friends and neigh
hors who had known him intimately
for years, because the deceased had
been seen on our streets but . week
ago. Ever since he was hurt in IN
automobile accident about Two years
ago, he has never been quite so we'll.
Death was due to complication of
ailments. An autopsy which was per-
formed showed cancer0us condition
of the lower jntestines, q malignant
growth in the intestines and q can
cer0us growth on the liver. An
operstion would not have prolonged
life.
The deceased was born Sept. |, ls4l
in Darkehmen, Gumbinen, East
Prussia and after leaving school he
was apprenticed in the mercantile
business which he learned quite
thoroiy. He served in the war against
Austria in 1866 and against France in
1870 as member of the Lithuanian
dragons and gave q good account of
himself while in the army. He came
to America in: the year 1871 and
to New Ulm where he has
since made his home with the exec ption
of the Fl We years from 1896 to 1901 when
he was in business in Gibbon. For
fully 32 years he was engaged in the
mercantile business in New Ulm alone.
The deceased was married three times,
the first two marriages taking place in
the old country. His first wife's name
was Ida Zimmerman. One daughter,
Mrs. Ida Pusch of Medina, N. D., was
the issue of this marriage. After his
first wife's death he was married to
Marie Neumann, sister of John F.
While enroute to New
Ulm their train was wrecked in Ohio
near Wheeling, W. Va. and his wife
was Instantly killed. OF the three
of this marriage, two are
living: Mrs. Joseph Leonhardt of
Mankato and Franz Baltrusch of
Mexico City. He was married for the
third time in New Ulm to Amalia
Stoeckert December 26, 1874 who with
the following children survive him:
Mrs. Paul Olesen, Lamberton: Mrs.
Oscar Sorensen, Calgary, Can;
Hertha, Los Mochas, Mexico; Oscar,
Miles City, Mont: Charles, Herbert
and Alfred at home. The funeral will
be held Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock from his late residence on
North Minnesota Street, ~. Bueh.
rer officiating.
r.. Attention Farmers!