New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-12-09
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OBITUARY
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HERBERT GAREIs

HERBERT GAREIS
Word was received here last Wednes-
dav morning that Herbert Gareis, aged
23 years, son OF Barteil Carols and a
former resident of New Ulm, had sue
cunnbed to tuberculosis Monday morn
| ing at 4 o'clock at Rockford, Wright
County, in this state. He had been
sick about year. This is the fourth
son of the Carols family to die of the
white Plague" within the past five
years. One son died early last spring.
The deceased whose born in New Ulm
where he spent his childhood days.
From here the family moved to Belview
and later to Minneapolis. About year
ago Mr.. Carols was married to Miss
Bertha Schulz. He was ailing at that
time and unable to do steady work and
the young couple made their home on
MIR. Schulz's farm where he died. He
is survived by his widow and months
old baby daughter. He is also survived
by his parents, two sisters and four
brothers. The funeral was held at
Rockford. Wednesday afternoon from
the Lutheran Church. No one of the
relatives here was able to attend the
funeral because the news of. the death
arrived at too late an hour to make it
possible to reach Rockford in time for
the funeral.
DETLEF LANGMACK
Wednesday evening al 11:30 Detlef
Langmack breathed his last in his home.
on North Franklin Street. He had been
ailing for several years. In the hope Of
securing permanent relief he submitted
to an operation two years ago, but with
out obtaining the desired results and for
the past six weeks he was confined to
his bed.
The deceased was born in the village
Of Albersdorf, Holstein, Germany and
was "a years old when he died. He
spent his childhood and boyhood days
in his home town and at the age of II
he was apprenticed to cobbler to learn
the shoemaker's trade. In 1870 when
he was 80 years old he came to America,
first locating at Davenport, Iowa. Here
he was married the following year to
Anna Witt, who survives him. He is
also survived by three sons, Henry of
Springfield, John and Herman and one.
daughter, Anna, all of whom live here.
Mr.. Langmack came to New Ulm in
1872 and from that time until he was 20
years old he followed the cobbler's trade
in this city. The greater part of the
time, for almost a generation in. fact,
he worked at the Loheyde shoe store.
The deceased was one of those who are
glad to work because it gives pleasure
and he showed at all times happy and
contented disposition. In his dealings
with his fellow men he was prompted by
honest motives and good intentions and
thru his sterling qualities he won the
esteem of his neighbors and friends.
He was not easily discouraged. When
the cyclone in 1881 took his all, he did
not bewail his hard luck but took hold
of his work with renewed courage and
thru diligence and economy he was en-
abled to spend his declining years with
out worrying about the future.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon from the Lutheran Church, Prof.
John Meyer officiating. 1nterment was
made in the Lutheran Cemetery.
MICHAEL FOIL
Michael Foil for over 40 years a
resident of Brown County, died at his
home in Sleepy Eye Sunday morning
shortly after four o'clock, aged 81 years.
Death was due to pneumonia and he
ahd been ill but week.
The deceased was born in Luxembourg,
October FL, 1S47 and came to this
country with his parents when child
three years old. His parents located
in the State of Wisconsin where the boy
! grew to manhood. At the village of
Nenno in that state he was married to
Miss Katherine Memo Al years ago
and the same year they came to Brown
{ County. Mrs. Foil died several wears
later as did also the only child born to
them. He was married May Is, 1879,
! to Miss Louise Schneider who with 9