Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-03
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STRIKING TRIBUTE TO
THE LATE MR.. GOETHE

| THE LATE MR.. GOETHE
The following tribute from the
ICarvor County JOurnai-Reviow OF
ICarver Minnesota, concerns man
whO died some months ago after re-
turning To- his Minnesota home after
residing six years in Albuquerque
where he made many friends IN the
social and business world
When one whose boyhood has been
lpasscd under the friendly eye of his
NATIVE town goes out and wins the re-
lspcct. the confidence. the affections OF
lsirangcrs. II BE- matter OF tender
bride To- every former townsman
Md when such one IL laid 10 rest
beneath the sod ~ the village GENE e
tier, with his life candle but haf
burned cut the hearts in tile homo
town are heavy with the grief and
Ipi, ui II. aud beat IN sympathy with
the throb uf pain which his loved
ones feel II is no common sorrow
We chronicle today as We tell the hricf
lufr story Of otto Charlie John
Ooctzc. son of Mr. C. A Goethe.
Born at Carver January 20. iS7i
his boyhuod knew no other eettins
AAihh wv ANANN NNN fWAf'aa fs'fNfNf
which this village ncstles His edu-
lcation aud trimming we're gaincd In
the village schools and in his father q
business.
ON reaching his majority. IN 1897,
lhr pincd his brother William Ia con
,ducting "A general store IN Bclvicw.
MINI After Ave busy years. they
transferred the store To- other hands
I...t ~ IlHls
'Nicw State bank being associated
with his brothcr-in-laW Mr. Jesse
Thompson now cot Devils Lake. y.
ID The siN or seven years spent in
B,lNicW were enough To- give him
such standing among the sturdy
Sclndluavians. the canny scotch and
the shrcwd Yankees who make up ri"
large part of the people OF Red
wood county. that n 1909 hc was
elected register of deeds Tor mat
county twice reelected. tie was
serving his third term when the con
diuun ct his Wtrv's health compelled
him 60 remove 90 mildcr climate
This was found IN Albuquerque, y,
~. to which place Mrs. Goethe went
iu the fan of 1905. OtO accumpah-
ted her aud Hually removed tho fol
lowing June PROM that tmc until
october. 1919. 10" WaH cts salesman
tor Gross. Kelly q CO.. Wholesale
grurcTs
Whi,c IA Bsl,ivw ne met Miss Sci
llr Thompson, "a charming girl, VINO
brcum" his wife october g. 1873. hnd
made him home ot unusual sweet
ness aud delight Two daughters
came tu gladden. them Evelyn and
Margrry. now aged 81 ami years.
IN, nrst shadow of trouble came win
IA, ilucss eft Mra Goethe. which
drove them from Redwood Falls 90
Nbuuucruuc. shadow that never
who'll, passed away, Tor Ia August.
1911. thu frar ~ years wac realized.
aud h, found himself alone Ia the
.rurc ct HE little family The prev nous
Year. Ortobvt. no. he wHs throw "a
FROM fis horse aud severely hurt Tho
broken ankle mcndcd. but the injury
To tho brain fingered and grew worse,
rrsuitug Zen his death February To-
iu.t siS weeks after his mother passed
from earth, be- was called nome q"
rcj,in the loved ones he 30 sorcl'
'mi-@cd
II b. no conventional ngurc of
speech Go say that he has gou" home.
.WhII, at I;rdWuod Falls M became
Ia christian, ioiurd the Presbyterian
church. and bore witness 60 the ronl-
.ity 10 his faith pN e strong truc use
'fm lifc that shalt long bc rcmcm
brrrd there.
Wherever be- has lived his big
heart. genial smile. warm hundchsp.
read, sympathy, Astounding cnorsl
and spirit OF friendly service won MIN
true. warm friends, whose sadness at
his TOSS b. yorS real. whose sympathy
with his family is heartfelt set tcn-
pcrcd by the thought of HE Own JOY
in the reunion Of his soul with loved
ones gone brfor, aud ia the tulhll-
mcnt nf the blessed hope ot imm"r-
tality with christ.
tie iH survived by hls two duush
t.rs, father, two sisters aud t"o
brothers
Funeral services took place this
CrhursdaD afternoon, the particulars
ct which will bee given ncNt week.