The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1914-05-19

Mrs. Edward L. Bartlett, one O.
WatertoWn's highly esteemed and
beloved women, died Thursday even
ing at the family home in Washington
street. She had been i'll for several
months but the end came suddenly by
an attack of heart trouble. Mrs. Bart.
lett was born in Fond du Lac March
70, 1862, and was married to Mr.. Bart.
lett in 1886. The family removed to
Watertown fifteen years ago, and ha ye
since resided here. She was promi.
nent church member and possessed a
host of friends who with the members
OF her family most deeply mourn her
death. She was also member of the
Watertown Chapter No. A, Order of
the Eastern Star. Her husband ana
one daughter, Miss Corrine Bartlett,
survive, and also her mother, Mrs.
Anne Clough, one sister, Mrs. Charles
Harvey, both of Tacoma, Wash, and
one brother, Charles I. Clough, Tilla-
nook, Oregon. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. r. M.
Laurenson officiating.
The funeral of DR.. Carl r. Field took
place Wednesday afternoon and was
largely attended. Many were present
from other cities to pay their last tribute
OF respect to his memory. City officials,
members of the board of education and
physicians were among those who were
present. Hon. H. C. Rehm of Jefferson.
former pastor of the Congregational
church in Watertown, officiated and de-
Hvered the funeral address at the home,
The funeral director was Postmaster II.
L. Eberle, and the honorary pallbearers
were Otto j. Kerschensteiner, Jefferson:
James W. Moore, DR.. G.. j. Habhegger.
Dr. +. B. Hoermann, Charles E. Frey, Z.
+. Viebahn, Fred Miller; John Schempf,
W. d. Sproesser, W. A. Beurhaus. w. H.
Rohr. ii. q. CRUDE. The active pail
bearers were Hon. William F. VOss. C. H.
jacob, William Sproesser, Max II. Gaeb-
ler, G. A. Feisst, Julius Wiggenhorn.
The burial was in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mr.. Gottfried Mallachowitz, aged 60
years, passed away Thursday at his
home on the north Second street road.
Death was due to heart trouble and
asthma. The deceased was native
OF Germany and came to this coun-
try when child with his parents. He
had been a resident for some years
and was we'll known in this vicinity
He is survived by his widow, one son,
Gottfried Jr., of this city, and two
daughters, Miss Anna Mallachowitz
at home, and Mrs. Joe Weber, BIilwau-
kee. Two sisters, Mrs. 1Ienry f.. ..dt
and Mrs. John Lange, both of Water
town. The funeral was held Monday
morning.
Mrs. Joseph Worth, aged 45 years, and
a former resident of this city, died at
her home in Waupun, Saturday. Her
death came as shock to her relatives
and many friends as it was not known
that she was i'll. Her husband and three
small children survive. as do two sisters
Mrs. George Krause, Milwaukee, and
Mrs. Ferdinand Loeffier, Watertown. and
four brothers, William NienOw, ShebOy-
gan; Chatles and Otto NienoW, Water
town; and John Nienow, Ft. Atkinson.
The body was brought here and the
funeral was held Tuesday morning.
Miss Lydia Christian, aged IA years,
passed away AT the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. Christian, in the
town of CIyman, Thursday. Death was
caused by pneumonia. Miss C:u istlan
was born June IA, 1899 in the town of
Lebanon. She is survived by her par
ents, three sisters and five brothers. The
sisters are Mrs. Albert fSteuber and the
Misses Elsa and Martha Christian. and
the brothers are Arthur, Paul, Max, Erich
and Carl Christian. Funeral services
were held at at the home Saturday after
noon and at Zion church Clyman.
Mr.. Andrew Cole, aged 81 years, for
mer resident of WatertOwn died at his
home in Altoona, Wisconsin, Frsday He
at one time, conducted a saloon in the
Seventh ward and also in third street.
He is survived by his widow, two sons
and one daughter. The remains were
brought to Watertown for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schlueter, North
Water street, mourn the death of their
three year old son Herbert, W h c h
occurred Sunday. The funeral will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 O'Clock at
the home and at 2 O'Clock at St,::John's
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon E. Bacon
mourn the death ef their infant son,
Gordon Emlen, aged seven weeks,
which occurred Thursday.
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