New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-18
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OBITUARY
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Friday morning at $3.50, on her
birthday anniversary, occurred the
funeral OF. Miss F,ances Dusel.
Funeral services we're held at the
Catholic Church and the remains we're
laid to rest in the Catholic Cemetery.
The deceased was born In New UIm
Feb ID. 1895, and was conse quently
only 10 years old when she died
While working in the family OF F. P
Zsch unke, she was stricken with
typhoi fever the middle of January
and was Immediately taken to Loretto
Hos pital where she passed away last
Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. In her
case complications of q tubercular
nature set in and even If she had
survived the attack of typhoid fever,
her ultimate recovery would have been
extremely doubtful. The deceased
had always lived in New Ulm. She
attended the Catholic psrochlal school
and has for several years been work
ing out at house service. Owing to
the illness of her father who has been
unable to. do any work for some
years, she was forced to seek employ
ment to help support the family. She
was modest, dutiful girl, we'll liked
by her associates and her employers.
She is survived by her parents, eight
sisters and one brother, all living in
New Uim.
Bernhard Esser and Arnold Esser
returned last Wednesday evening
from Adrian where they had attended
the funeral of their brother, Ferdi.
nand OF Owatonna, who was buried
Tuesday, having died Friday,
February 9th, aged 80 years. His
demise was due to pneumonia and he
was sick less than week.
| The deceased was born in Ashton,
Wis. and had resided for many years
at Adrian and Heron Lake. He had
been married twice. His first wife
was sister of Mrs. Bernhard E.ser.
His second wife was Louise VoIk who
with child months and fonr
children OF his first marriage survive
him. He is also survived by his
aged mother, his brothers Joseph and
Werner of Wisconsin, Bernhard and
Arnold from here, Peter of Mankato
and Jake of Owatonna, all of whom
were present at the obsequies. This
is the second death in the Esser
family within the past month.
Early Wednesday morning, John c.
Davis, for many years resident of
Blue Earth Co. passed away at his
home. He and his family resided in
Butternut Valley township until three
years ago he purchased farm and
moved to Cambria township. He was
ailing many months with tumor on
his neck, but was able to be sround
until few weeks before he died.
Mr.. Davis was a member of the
Welsh Congregational Church and
besides his wife, he leaves to mourn
his loss nine daughters and, three
81 STEERS, also many more distant
relatives and large circle at friends.
The daughters are Mrs. Swanson of
Judson, Mrs. Eddie Owens of Butter
nut Valley, Eunice oho teaches at
Els sig, Era who teaches. at Balaton,
Dora and Rachel who attend Mankato
Normal, Ruth, Bessie and Rose who
are at home. The sisters are Mrs. r.
G. Roberts, Mrs. w. Cameron and
Miss Mary Davis, all OF Minneapolis.
The deceased was member of the
Modern Woodmen Lodge in which he
carried insurance. Funeral services
were held at the house at l D. N.
Friday in which Rev. W. O. Jones
offciated. The remains we're laid to
rest in Cambria cemetery. The active
pail bearers we're VIM. D. Harris,
VIM. G. Jones, Jno. E Thomas, Evan
J. Davis, Rich. Williams and VIM.
S. Evans.
Word was received here last week
that John Schmidt, son of Mrs.
Joseph Schmidt, had died February
9Th at St. Joseph Hos pitali in Lewiston,
Montana. Death was due to dropsy
and kidney trouble with which he had
been afflicted for some. The young
man was only q years old when be
died, having been born in New Ulm,
September 6, 1887. He lived here
until five years ago when be went west.
He is survived by his mother who
resides in New Um and one sister
and one brother, both of whom live
in St. Paul.
Gottlieb A. Kanokowitz died Satur.
day morning at $50 at the Poor Home,
aged rs years. Death was due to old