New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-02-11
:. OBITUARY /: "a I,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

UIm's pioneer women, passed away at
h." home ON South German Street.
o! d age with the usual accompanying
ailments was the Cause of death. For
several years her health had not been
the best and for the past six months
her decline had been very nOtlceably
rspid. For two weeks prior to her
death she was confiued to her bed.
The deceased whose maiden name
was Chrlstlane Held, was born in
Caustatt. - WuertemoerK, Germany,
Juue 80, 1896 and she wss consequently
over u years: Old, when she died. She
Game to Americas with her parents in
1854. y They lived III New York from
Tic + me- of their arriv 81 until the year
1861 when they Game west to New Ulm
where the uscassed hiss resl0sd con.
t'uuously since! 10 the fsll Ut the
same year che WAS married " jacob
Pfvnnioger whU preceued ber Ia neath
April 10, 1900. NJ ch,idreu we're ooru
- them Sue IL survived oy . brother,
ALBERT Held vi New Ulln and y sister,
Mrs. IsudoIpn: x esiiug,. Ut Spok an.,
Washington and = largo unmoer OF
Lephows Anu nieces. :.,gn3:
!: Al ti's tnn ut Mrs. Ptvuuinger's
death sue was y inenDer Ut the Ladles'
Sa'c,et, s,f tDe Me- urn Buruverelu
~lM, attvusseu the funeral 10. y Ousty.
>he suffered, :A,lke, win the aexrly
settlers, tlss pr.vatluns. aud hsrd.h.ps
VI pionet'r ilte.. Auu a1tnu furtaue
smiled on her later, aud, made ;her
well-t, 40, she cnAnged but Astle ~
ler habl.s Suu m,le vi, Iivluk aad lsrr
triends OF tbs early day = re,nalnsd DER
friends ~, the last, Decauss sue ueves
affected tibet superior alr which ~
uian, @ssunse ,wueu worldly posss>-
slvus cUtns tnstrt way
h.: rhe funeral WAS neld from Turner
Hall Friday afternoon ~ O'ciVsik
aud iDlerineut was maue iu the Guy
Cemetery. a Quarlette =. insisting y.
nessrs. Ed otul,, Wm @. anu lAuulpi.
Alwlu auu Charles Mxr.i rendered lh,v
funeral music anu Albert Ste.uhausel
delivered The funeral address.
John Rummings, one of the best
known residents Of the city of St. Peter
died suddenly at his home Friday
morning shortly before 9 o'clock. Mr..
trimmings had been in the best Of
health and his death was due to ap-
oplexy Of the heart.
Deceased was native of England
and was born at Hastings on March
E29, 1886. He was married on Jan
9, 1855, to Mary A. Pinnock,. who
died Sept. g., 1909. They were thf
parents of seven children, of whom
three died in England. In 1863 thu
i young couple decided to cast theil
\ lot in the states and emigrated t.
America. He entered the employ d
the Northwestern troad and rose t
the position of roadmaster. Twenty
five years ago he came to st. Petel
i and has made his home there since
4 When the Northwestern road inaug
urated the pension system, MIR. Rum
mings was one of the first veteral
employees to be placed on the retire'
y list.
|. There is not one Of the older rail
] road men to whom he was not know
and who will not have = good wor,
: for him. OF jovial disposition h
: always had CHEEKY good morning
: for all and his social nature mad
. him great favorite.
: He leaves four daughters, Mrs. f
H. Behnke Of New Ulm, Mrs. w. E
Murphy of Madison, S. D., Mis-
o Marie, at home, and granddaugh
9 ter, Miss Edna Murphy of Madison
s S. D.
) The funeral Of Mr.. Rummings wa
!. held from the family home at 81
Peter at o'clock last Monday after
i noon. Rev, Eugene G. Prosser of s.
8 Peter, had charge Of the services a
5 the house, and Rev. E. A. Wheele
: conducted those at the grave, tn
burial being under the auspices q
. the Masonic fraternity. The pa
bearers were A. M. Anderson, San