Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-07-11
DEATHS

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DEATHS
The remains of Paul Max Siegert,
a resident of the town of Weston, were
found Sunday in a swamp about half
mile from his home. The young man,
aged twenty-four years, disappeared
on May 18th, and nothing had been
seen or heard of him since that time
The remains were found by D. Heeren,
a neighbor, who notified others re-
siding in that vicinity. Justice R. N.
Larner made an investigation in the
absence of Coroner William Meilahn,
and decided an inquest was unneces-
sary, and that death was probably
accidental. A private funeral was held
yesterday afternoon; the bones that
remained were buried in Pine Grove
cemetery. Deceased was born in Ger
many, and came to America eight years
ago. Surviving are his parents, Mr.
ago. Surviving are his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Siegert, three sisters and
of Milwaukee, Ella, Robert and Frieda
Siegert of Germany.
Mrs. Bertha Reinhold passed away
at the home of her son, Edward, j..
Reinhold, 213 East Forest street, a
week ago yesterday. Deceased was
born in Germany in the year 1849, be-
ing sixty-seven years of age. She was
married to Carl Reinhold in Prairie
du Chen, Wis, January 3, 1874. Her
husband died in Tomahawk, in 1911,
since which time Mrs. Reinhold had
made her home with her son. Sur
viving are six children, Mrs. j. H.
Soper of Lewiston, Mont, Mrs. c. F..
Staben of Prairie du Chen, Edward
J. Reinhold of Wausau, Louis and Will
liam Reinhold of Tomahawk and Al
bert of Tomah. She also leaves a
brother and sister, who live in Prairie
| du CHEN, and twenty grandchildren.
The funeral was held Thursday, the
remains being taken to Tomah for
burial.
Peter Crochiere died Sunday morn
| ing at his home at Wausau June
ton. He was an old resident
of this county, and was well
| known to many of the old settlers.
| Deceased was born at Somerset, Can
! ada, in 1888, and was Seventy-elght
| years of age. He was seventeen years
! old when he came to America, and had
been a residento of Marathon county six
| ty-one years. Surviving are his widow
| and four children, Mrs. w. F. Belize
| and Mrs. Terry Laughlin of this city,
| Edwin Crochiere of the town of Stettin
and Robert Crochiere of Cincinnati,
| Ohio. His funeral will be conducted
tomorrow morning at nine o'clock at
| St. Mary's church. Interment will
follow in Pine Grove cemetery.
August Seefeld, an old resident of
| this county, died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Wilhelmina Hoff, 80
| N. First avenue, yesterday morning.
| He leaves seven children, Mrs. Will
| helmina Hoff, William Seefeld and
| August Seefeld of this city; Mrs.
| Louisa Neuman, Carl Seefeld and Mrs.
Mathilda Genrich and Robert Seefeld
of the town of Berlin. He is also sur
vived by two brothers and a sister.
| His funeral will be held tomorrow
and burial will be made in the town
of Berlin cemetery. Mr.. Seefeld was
born in Germany, February II, 1887,
and was segenty-nine years of age.
He came to this country when twenty
years. of age. His wife preceded him
in death some years ago.
William Kurth, aged seventy years,
| three months and nineteen days, of
the town of Ringle, died Thursday af-
ter an illness of four years. He was
a native of Germany, and born on
March II, 1916. Deceased came to
this country in 1888, and had been a
| resident of the town of Ringle for
twenty-five years. The funeral was
held Saturday at the Friedens church
in that town, by Rev. G. Book. He
leaves his widow and four children,
Gust and August K nth of the town
of Ringle, Emil Kurth and Mrs. Arthur
Steinbach of Wausau.
| John MuenchOw, an inmate of the
county home and hospital since May
! IL, 1910, died yesterday morning. Mr..
| Muenchow was born in Germany,
| November 9, 1888, being eighty-two
| years and eight months of age He
leaves son, E. Muenchow, of Mil
Waukee, who has been notified of his
| fathers death. The funeral will be
held at the Peterson undertaking
rooms tomorrow morning. Rev. E. c..
Grauer will offciate.
Daniel Gleason of the town of Wes-
ton, expired Saturday evening at the
| age OF seventy-four years. Deceased
was born March II, 1912, in Canada.
| His funeral was conducted this morn
ing at nine o'clock at st. James
church, the Rev. FIR. ]. J. Brennan
o1hclating. He is survived by his wild
oW and half brother, David Gleason.
who lives near Ringle.
Ferdinand Voldt of the town of Nc
MILAN, expired at the county hospital
last Tuesday, July 4th, his birthday.
lie was elghty-three years of age. Mr..
Noldt had been an inmate of the coun-
" hospital since January 4, 1910 He
was a WldoWer, and relatives in Marsh
IeIu were notified of his death.
Preston, the four months old SON of
Mr. ana Mrs. Emil Gehrs, died this
morning. The child had been i'll for
TOUR weeks with commissions. Funeral
arrangements have not been made.
FRANK p. O'CONNOR APPOINTED
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state mat the president has submitted
TO the Senate the name of Frank p