New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-25
OBITUARY
Observation-Disclosures

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William Edwards peacefully passed
away at 8 9. m. Wednesday ut his
home in Cambria village, aged s.,
years 10 months. Death was due to
old age and the ailments usually in.
cident to advancing years. He had
not been IN the best of health for over
two years; but previous to that he was
, unusually strong and bright for, one
of bis age.
The deceased was born in North
Wales and came to America when q
years OF age. At Parker River, Wis
consin, in 1865 he was united in
marriage to Miss Ellen Rowlands and
three years later he and his wife came
to Minnesota. Seven sons we're born
to them, three Of whom died when
quite young. The surviving sons are
Nathaniel of Capa, S D.; Hugh of
this place; George of Judson and
Frank of Wibaux, Montana.
Mr.. Edwards purchased farm in
Cambria township, where the family
resided until eight years ago when he
disposed of the farm and purchased
and moved TO home in Cambria
village to spend his declining years.
Mr.. EDWARDS was q member of the
| Congregational Church. He was q
kind and devoted husband and father
and was highly thought of by his
friends and neighbers.
Funeral services we're conducted in
the Woodmen Hall, p. IN. Friday,
Rev. w. o. Jones officiating. The
people of the village joined together
and donated a large floral wreath.
There we're also other beautiful flowers
The sympathy of all is extended to
Mrs. Edwards, her sons and their
families.
Last Wednesday morning shortly
before nine O'Clock Mrs. Joseph
Griebel of the Town of Cottonwood
passed away at Loretto Hospital,
aged 81 years 9 months. She was
sick for more than three weeks and
the two weeks before her death she
spent in the hospital.
The deceased was born in Buffalo
Grove, Ill. on May q, 1881, as the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Duetsch. When she was three years
old the family came to Brown County
and settled on farm in the Town of
Cottonwood, where the deceased spent
her childhood days and grew to
womanhood. On the 23i day of May
1905 she was united in marriage to
Joseph Griebel in the City of New
Uim and has since that time resided
| with her husband on form in the
Town of Cottonwood. She is survived
by her husband and five small
| children, ranging in age from years
to IS months. She is also survived
by her brother Andrew Duetsch of the
Town of Cottonwood and John
Duetsch OF Butterheld.
At the time of her death Mrs.
Griebel was member of the Women's
Rosary Society of Searles which at
tended the funeral in body. Services
we're held Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock from the Catholic Church at
Searles, Rev. F. S. Mazir officiating
and the remains were laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery at Searles.
The family have the sympathy of the
entire community in their sad bereave-
| ment.
Mrs. Geo. Stahl formerly of New
Ulm but of late years resident of
Man kato. died last Wednesday morn
ing of acute kidney trouble at her
home in that city. Mrs. Stahl was q
| native of Canada but came to Mime
sofa in 1868 when she was but three
years old. Her parents located at
Mankato and in 1886 she was married
to George Stahl, fireman on the
| Northwestern road. They came to
New UIm some years afterward and
Presided here for seven years, return
ing again to Mankato. Mrs. Stahl
was very fond of the many friends she
made in New Ulm and always kept up
her membership in the Degree OF
Honor here. Her surviving relatives
are her husband, four sons, one
daughter, three sisters and four
! brothers. The funeral was conducted
by Rev. Keesey OF the Mankato Metho.
dist Episcopal Church at her late
home Saturday morning and the re-
mains were taken to Sleepy Eye for
interment that afternoon. Miss Katie
Kruger and Mrs. j. A. Ecksteln
representing the Degree of Honor,
attended the services at Mankato. s.,
Death came to the home of Louis