New Ulm review., 1913-05-14
Obituary.

! UDItudry.
Last Tuesday morning. Mrs. Cath.
rine Schmidt, widow of the late Jacob
Schmidt, founder of the Jacob
Schmidt Brewing Co. died at the home
of her only daughter, Mrs. Adolph
Bremen Of ST.. Paul, aged 62 years.
Death was due to cancer Of the liver.
The deceased whose maiden name was
Catherine Haas, was born June p,
1851 in Muttersdorf, Bohemia. She
came to Brown County with her par.
ents in the year 1859 and lived in the
Town of Cottonwood during the Indian
Massacre and until her marriage.
Since then she has lived in SC. Paul.
She was quite active in charitable
work and was q great lover of the
German language and German Gus
toms.
Mrs. Schmidt is survived by her
only daughter, Mrs. Adolph Bremen,
her aged father, George Haas and
the following sisters and brothers:
Mrs. Mary Lslly OF Chicago; Frank
Haas, Montana: Isidor Haas of Cot.
tonwood; Mrs. Anna Feist, Menomi.
ME, Wis; John Haas, Lsmbertcn
and DR.. Charles Haas, st. Paul.
Isidor Haas from here and John Haas
from Lamberton attended the funeral
which was held from the Catholic
Church Thursday morning.
Word reached New Ulm Saturday
that Mrs. August Marschner died at
Fountain City, Wis. Friday after .
long illness, she having been afflicted
With tuberculosis for some eight or
ten years. She had just come to the
home of her parents in Wisconsin .
few days previous to her death from
her home in one of the suburbs of
Denver.
The deceased was born in Saxony,
Germany, the daughter Of family
named Schulze. In 1898 she came to
America with her parents and settled
at La Crosse, Wis.,, later going to
Fountain City where she was married
to August Marschner, a son Of B.
Marschner of this city. They made
their home in Winons, later moving
! to Mankato, St. Paul, Austin, Tex,
and then when her health failed toDen-
YER. Mrs. Marschner was sister of
Bernhard Schulze of Nicollet, editor
of the "Leader," who, together with
Mrs. Schulze left Friday to attend the
funeral which was held Sunday. The
surviving relatives are Mr.. Marschner,
the husband, two children, her parents
and two brothers.
Leonard N. Pehrson, formerly
editor of the St. Peter Tribune, died
at his home 10 that city May End,
aged Al years. Death followed an
illness of about eighteen months,
anaemia being the ailment. Funeral
services we're held from the English
Lutheran Church Monday afternoon.
The funeral of Joseph Lemberger
who died at the State Sanitarium ut
Walker. Thursday morning, was held
from the Catholic Church Monday
morning. The deceased who was only
lS years of age, contracted the dread
disease about q year and a half ago
and was taken to the Walker Sani.
tarium for treatment at the county g
expense. At the time he was stricken
he was an inmate of the St. Joseph or
phan asylum at St. Paul. His par
ents, two sisters and brother have
been victims of the white plague, I'll
having passed away within the past
years. The deceased is survived BY
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Hofmeister o.
New Ulm, and the following brothers
Geo. Lemberger Jr. of Roseau Co.
Lawrence Lemberger of Courtlant
township and Roman and Albert Lem
berger at the Catholic orphan asy
lum at st. Paul. The remains arrived
in New Ulm Saturday and were lait
to rest in the Catholic cemetery Mon
day morning.
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