Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-04-20
DEATHS

Another old resident of Marathon
county has passed away. Carl Zahrt,
Sr., who had lived in the town Of
Easton for forty-seven years, died
Saturday morning at 9:45 o'clock.
Mr.. Zahrt had been in falling
health for three years, suffering
from infiammatory rheumatism,
which finally terminated in his death.
Deceased was born in West Porise,
Germany, January Is, 1916, and was
sixty-nine years, three months and
four days of age. He came to Ameri-
ca with his parents in 1o49 and the
family located in Minnesota, where
| they remained for two years, after
which they came to this county and
settled in the town of Easton. He
held several offices during his life.
| For several years he acted as school
clerk and also assessor. He was presi-
dent of the st. Johns Lutheran
church in the town of EaSton,
but had to resign on account
of failing health. He was united
in marriage with Miss Bertha SGubbe
on March 25, 1876, in the town
of Berlin. Surviving besides his
widow are twelve children, Herman,
Carl, Jr., Theodore, Gustave, August,
William, Anna, Louis, Alfred, Emma
and Emil Zahrt and Mrs. Gustave
Wenzel, all of the town of Easton.
Three brothers and four sisters, Fred
Zahrt and Mrs. Albert Dessert of the
town of Easton, Michael Zahrt and
Mrs. Daniel Glasel of the town of
Wausau, and Louis Zahrt, Mrs. AL
bert Zietlow and Mrs. Henry
Hasse of this city, also survive.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at st. Johns Lutheran church in
the town of Easton, Rev. H. Schmidt
had charge of the funeral services.
Burial was made in the town of
Easton cemetery.
AS the direct result of dropsy, the
sequence of four weeks of failing
health, Mrs. Edward Ziemer, 307
Seymour street, passed away at four
thirty O'Clock Thursday morning.
Deceased was born in this city May
Is, 1888, being twenty-six years, eleven
months and ten days of age. On the
10Th day of February, 1910, she was
united in marriage to Edward Ziemer
by Rev. f. Werhahn, of Chicago,
a former Wausau pastor. Her funeral
took place on Saturday afternoon
from the family home by Rev. William
Spiegel. Burial was made in Pine
Grove cemetery. Surviving are hel
widower, her mother, Mrs. Amelia
Reincke, four brothers, JOSEPH
Reincke of Wooster, Ohio, Car
Reincke of Atkins, Mimi, Pau
Reincke of Edgar and Fred Reinckt
of Wausau and four sisters, Mrs. Car
Zietlow, Mrs. William Wendt and
Mrs. Willis Graves of Wausau anC
Mrs. Henry Lillge of Stratford.
. Mrs. Carl Zilach succumbed at he
home, $50 DeKalb street, last Wednes
day. She had suffered for three days
with apoplexy, which caused he
Il death. The end came as a sorrowfu
\ surprise to the members of her fam
lily, although she had not been il
good health for several years. Thu
funeral was held Saturday Afternoon
N from St. Paul church, of which shC
i was member and also of the Frauen
/ verein, the Rev. E. G. Grauer con
/ Quoting the services. lnterment fol
lowed in Pine Grove cemetery. Mrs
Zilach was born February %, 1916, il
Germany. She was married to Mr.
Zilach in Germany on the 25th O
March, 1870. In 1883 the family cam,
to Wausau, and had made this cit,
I their home since. Her widower anC
two sons, Frank and Otto Ziach o
4 Wausau survive.
James Doleschal passed away be
tween the hours of four and fivt