New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-05-06

OBITUARY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

number OF years and during the past
eleven months had been confined to her
bed, passed away at her home last Mon
day noon, aged so years. She had lived
in Brown County for Al years and was
highly respected by a large circle OF
relatives and friends.
The deceased was born July s, 1853
at Ostre Totem, Norway and came to
America when 10 years old, first settling
at Koshkonong, Wis. In 1873 she was
married to Anton 0. Ouren in Fillmore
county. The same year they came to
Linden to their present farm where they
have lived continuously ever since. Be
sides devoted husband she is survived
by two children, daughter, Nora Ouren
and son, Oscar Almer Ouren, both Of
Hanska; three brothers and four sisters.
The funeral was conducted Thursday
afternoon by Rev. Amandus Norman at
the home at l clock and at Nora church
at 2 o'clock. Interment took place in
Mt. Pisquah cemetery.
George Schottenbauer died Saturday
evening at the Poor Farm, death being
due to old age. He was admitted into
the Poor Home shortly after its COM
pletion about years ago and was an
inmate thereof ever since.
The deceased was born in Delitz,
Deutsch-Boehmen, Austria, 80 years
ago. He was married in the old country
and after the death of his wife which
occurred in the early sos he came to
America and directly to New Ulm.
Four children preceded him in death.
Only one daughter, Mrs. Jos. Guldan,
of this city survives him. He is also
survived by brother who resides near
Lamberton. The funeral was held
Tuesday afternoon from Forster's under
taking rooms and interment was made
in the city cemetery.
At the age OF e years, Mrs. Carl
Engel passed away at her home on
North Minnesota Street Friday morning
after a protracted illness, lasting nearly
seven weeks. Old age with its ailments
was the cause of her death.
The deceased whose maiden name
was Marie Pine was born in Demnitz,
Mecklenburg, Germany, November 26,
1S41 where she was married to Carl
Engel, her surviving husband on her 22nd
birthday anniversary. They came to
America "a years ago and directly to New
Ulm and took up farming in the Town
of Sigel where they resided for 20 years
when they retired from active farm life
and removed to New Ulm. They have
lived in the city for the past Is years
Last fall they celebrated their golden
wedding at which gathering all of tho
children were present. She is survived
by her husband and the following eight
children: Mrs. Chas. Lindemann, ST.
of New Ulm; Carl Engel, Jr. of the Towr
of Mulligan; Mrs. Gustav Le1nke Of
Fargo, N. D.; William and Fred Enge
of Moorhead; Mrs. David Beltschen Of
Minneapolis; Mrs. John Schlekau O.
Eagle Lake and Albert Engel of Aber
deem, S. D. The funeral was held Sun
day afternoon with services at the house
and at the Lutheran Church, Rev. AL
brecht officiating. Interment was made
in the Lutheran Cemetery.
Shortly before noon Thursday Henri.
Mueller died at his farm home in tn,
Town of Milford near Essig. Fo
months the deceased suffered with
tumor of the brain which caused hin
to almost lose his eye sight and which
was the source also of considerable pain
and Death really came to him as arelief
Mr.. Mueller was born in Hanover
Germany, August Is, 1860 and wa
therefore only SO years old when he died
He was married in the old country il
1886 and three years later he and hi
wife embarked for America. They livet
at CORTLAND for one year and in 1890 the,
moved onto a farm in the Town of Mil
ford where they have since resided
whom the following three survive: Mrs
Fred Dalueg of Milford and Sophie an,
Fred who are still at home He is ais
survived by his widow and one brother
Fred Mueller, who resides at Lucar
Redwood County.
For the purpose of obtaining relic
from his ailment, Mr.. Mueller consulte
with the local doctors and also went t
Rochester for an operation. The doc
tors were satisfied that he had tu1nor c
the brain, but found on opening the sku
that it was under the brain and could no
be removed. An autopsy was performe
by DR.. W. Shelton of Rochester, assiste
by DR.. O. C. Stricken. They found
tumor of the size of small egg on tn
left side of the brain. The funeral wa
held Monday afternoon with services a
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