Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-09-04
DEATHS

away at the home of her son, Henry
Marquardt, in the town of Maine, Sat
urday morning. Her funeral was
held this afternoon at st. Johns
church in that town, Rev. A. ]. Koepp
being in charge of the services. Mrs.
Marquardt was born in Germany and
was eighty-four years of age at the
time OF death. She came to this
country In 1857, and was united in
marriage with Fred Marquardt the
same year. Her husband passed
away four years ago. The Marquardt
family have been residents of the
town OF Maine for about fifty-two
years. Surviving are six children,
Henry and Herman Marquardt of the
town of Maine, Mrs August Busch of
the town of Berlin, Mrs. Herman Hen
ming and Frank Marauardt of this
city and Mrs. Henry Brasch of Wood
Lake, Mimi. Two brothers, John
Brasch of Wausau and Fred Brasch
of Winthrop, Mimi, and twenty four
grandchildren and six greatgrandcnil-
dren, also survive.
Mrs. Thomas Hewitt of the town of
Flieth, was found dead at her home on
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Hewitt was
away working and she had been at
home alone. An investigation by the
coroner proved that death came from
natural causes and no inquest was
held. Mrs. Hewitt was twice mar
ried, her first husband being the late
Hamilton Empey. She is survived by
five children, Joseph Empey, in the
U. S. service at Gettysburg, Pa, Mrs.
o. c. Berendt, town of Wausau, Roy
Empey, Green Bay, and Mrs. AL Par
ent, and Lester Empey, of Dancy.
Her funeral was held yesterday
Afternoon at the family home
in the town of Flieth, Rev. Richard
Evans officiating. Burial was made in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Death claimed Mrs. Andrew Winet-
Xxi at her home, 800 Second street,
Sunday. The deceased was an old
resident of Wausau and well known
to many here. She had reached the
age of fifty-five years, being a native
of Germany. Her widower and seven
children as follows, mourn her death:
John, Walter, Frank, Joseph, Anna
and Helen Winetzki, and Mrs. j. w.
Hart, all of this city. Her funeral will
be held tomorrow morning at ST.
Michael's church, Rev. Father T. Wo-
jak officiating, Interment will follow
in st. Michael's cemetery.
William Luedtke, the thirty years
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. August |
Luedtke, passed away at the family
home, 524 Wausau avenue Sunday, |
following an illness Of years dura-
ton. His funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon, Rev. E. G.. Grauer
conducting the services at the home. |
Burial will be made in Pine Grove
cemetery. Mr.. Luedtke was employed |
by piano company in Rockford, Ill. |
Besides his parents he leaves seven |
brothers and sisters, namely, Rein |
hold, Walter, Meta, Elsie, Louise |
Luedtke and Mrs. Theodore Pike, of |
this city and Edwin Luedtke of South |
Dakota.
Nicholas Rudel, PIG Lemke street, |
passed away Saturday evening. The |
deceased was born in Russia and was
siXty-eight years of age. H" had lived |
in Wausau for the past fifteen years. |
The funeral was conducted today by |
Rev. ]. l.. MenZner at the German |
M. E. church. He leaves his widow |
and six children, Andrew Rudel, of |
South America, Nicholas Rudel, Jr., |
of Lincoln, Neb.; Henry Rudel, of |
Russia; Mrs. Peter Arndts of Russia; |
Mrs. Henry Weber of Fresno, Cal.
Miss Margaret Dallman, the seven |
teen years old daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles Dallman of the town of |
Reid, was called by death last Sun
day. Her funeral was conducted at |
st. Florian Catholic church at Hatley |
this morning, Rev. Father j. Karcz |
being in charge. Miss Dallman was |
a graduate of the Marathon County,
Training school this last year. Sur
viving are her parents and six broth |
ers and sisters.
Old age was given as the cause of |
the death of Rufus Fairbanks at Rim |
gle, Saturday. He had reached the |
ripe old age of ninety-four years. The |
deceased was born in the state of |
Maine. The body was taken to Tiger
ton, where burial was made today.
Ferdinand, the little son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Herman Scheffler, Chellis and |
Eleventh avenues, died Friday night. |
The funeral was held this afternoon
at st. Stephens church by Rev. VIM.
Spiegel. Interment was made in Pine |
Grove cemetery.