New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1916-05-03

Ernst Eyrich, Mrs. VIM. Radke anc
Martin L. F. Eyrich of New Ulm; Pau
Eyrich of Henderson; Mrs. VIM. Harder
of LIE Sueur, and Otto Ryrich, student
at St. Louis, Mo.
Funeral services were held at Ii
Sueur last Sunday afternoon and at
tended not only by the members of his
congregation and the residents of Ii
Sueur generally, but also by many O.
the deceased's ministerial friends from
all parts of the state. Rev. Geo. Mayer
of the Friedens church of this city as
sisted in conducting the services.
AUGUSTA SCHWEDE.
The death of Mrs. Auguste Schwede
occurred at her home on North Front
street between and 8 o'clock after being
ill but a very short time. Mrs. Schwede
had been ailing for some months, but hel
condition never was such as to cause
apprehension and she had been up and
around as usual Saturday evening
Fifteen minutes after she first complained
of feeling ill she had passed away.
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Auguste Kruger, was born July z, 1845,
in Pommern, Germany. When young
girl she came to America with her people
and settled in Wisconsin in the vicinity
of Milwaukee, where in 1867 she was
married to Friedrich Schwede, who
survives her. The couple made their
home near Milwaukee for about 16 or
II years on farm, later lived on farm
near Springfield, MIMI, from there went
to Hector and later to Fairmont, coming
to New Ulm about eighteen years ago,
where they have since made their home.
Besides the bereaved husband the de-
ceased is survived by twelve children,
as follows: William Of Morgan, MIMI;
Fred, Herman, August, Louis and Ed
ward, all of Donnybrook, N. OAK; Mrs.
Tina Gehrke, Clarissa, MIMI; Mrs.
Auguste Kreuger, Wisconsin; Mrs. Lima
Woellhausen, Medina, N. Dak.; Mrs.
Ida Kruger, Mankato; Mrs. Alwina
Klein, and Mrs. Emma Bott of Donny-
brook, N. Oak.
Funeral services were held from the
late home of the deceased and later from
the Friedens church Tuesday morning
and the remains were shipped for inter-
ment to Donnybrook, N. Oak. Rev.
G.. Mayer of the Friedens congregation
oficiated at the services held in this city.
JACOB GEBHARDT.
The death Of Jacob Gebhardt occurred
at the Union hospital Monday evening,
at $40 o'clock, after an lines of but a
few days. He had been complaining
for some weeks, but had attended to
his duties at the Hart Lumber Co. yards
until Friday noon, when he collapsed
and was at once taken to the Union
hospital. His condition became rapidly
worse and for several hours preceding
death he was unconscious. Cause of
death is believed to have been walking
typhoid and other contributing ailments.
Deceased was born September 3, 1878,
in Pommern, Germany, and came to
this country with his parents when boy
of only about twelve years. The family
came direct to New Ulm and has always
lived here. Both his father and mother
have preceded him in death. He had
been in the employ of the Fullerton
Lumber Co. at Searles for number of
| years and of late with the Hart Lumber
Co., of this city in like capacity. He
! was married April rs, 1905, to Miss
Anna Dirks of this city, to which union
four children we're born, one of whom
died in infancy. Besides his bereaved
! widow and children the deceased leaves
two sisters and brother, Mrs. Herman
Durbahn of Lafayette and Miss Lizzie
Gebhardt, now at school in Cincinnati
Ohio, and Gabriel Gebhardt, residing on
a farm in Milford township.
Funeral services will be held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock from the late home
of the deceased, 418 North Franklin
street and at 2:3O from the Methodist
church. Interment will be made at the
City cemetery. Rev. G. Holm will have
charge of the services.
MRS. HENRIETTA NIEMANN.
After an illness of less than day
Mrs. Henrietta Niemann passed away
Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home
of her son-in-law, Friedrich Kruger
1926 North Washington street. Cause
of death was apoplexy. She was stricken
suddenly after dinner last Sunday anc
from that time on sank rapidly, although