New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1917-04-11
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OBI TUARY
FREDERICK MEYER.

The death Of Frederick Meyer, an old
and well known resident of sNicollet
county, and also of this city, occurred
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Unyerworn, in the township Of Court
land, Wednesday, April a, after an i'll
ness OF more than year. Apoplexy
and cancer of the lip are given as the
cause OF Mr.. Meyers death. He suffered
a stroke. Of apoplexy in January, 1916,
since which time he has been in con-
stl lrll poor health. He had been con-
fined to his bed for about three weeks
previous to his death.
Mr.. Meyer was born in. Hanover.
Germany, November 6, 1889. He was
married ma in Germany, in 1874, to- Miss
Marie Oldestedt, and they came to
America the same year, settling in Court
land nd township, where they remained I'M
til about eighteen years ago, when Mr..
Meyer retired from farming and moved
ms family to this city,. His. wife died
SIX years ago, and he went to live with
ms us daughter in CORTLAND. He is sur
vlved by three daughters:
Mrs. Emil Fritsche, Lafayette; Mrs.
.UnyerWorn, CORTLAND, and Miss Emma
M eyer, Lafay cite. He is also survived
by thirteen grandchildren.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon from st. Paul's Lutheran Church,
IN thls5clty, and burial was in the Luther
an. cemetery. Rev. C. j. Albrecht
officiated at the funeral.
MRS. FRANK KIENLEN, SR.
The funeral Of Mrs. Frank Kienlen, ST., ,
an old resident of Ridgely township, was
held at the St. George Catholic church,
last Tuesday. She had been ill for
several months.
Mrs Ka4len was born in AIsace-
Lorraine, June II, 1886, and was married
TO Mr.. Kienlen June 10, 1850, the couple
coming to America about two years later.
They resided at St. Peter for ten years,
alter which they settled on a homestead
IN Rldgely township. Mrs. Kienlen.
was beloved by a large number of people
turnout this section Of the state.
She was the mother-of fourteen child
rens seven Of whom survive her, and are
as follows: Ernst Kienlen, Ridgely;
Maurice Kienlen, Ridgely; Joseph KEN
lem West Newton; Frank Kienlen, Jr.,
Ridgely;; Mrs. George Palmer, West
Newton; John ~and Anna Kienlen,
at home. F. Tranpel, Of Ridgely, a.
brother, also survives. Mrs. Kienlen
also left thirty-five grand children and
two great-grand children.
MRS. FRE % 5:',1t-,lEi ! 7HABERBERG.
Mrs. FredeHcka Haberberg, for many
years well known resident Of this city,
died at the home Of her son, Ernest
Haberberg, at Roseau, Mimi, early
! Tuesday morning, April 8, after an
illness of four months Pneumonia and
old age are given as the cause Of death,
Mrs. sHaberberg had been in her usual
health until January 4, last, when she
was stricken with an attack of pneu-
monia from which she never recovered.
She was born in Pommerania, Germ.
many, February S, 1847, and was married
about forty-seven years ago, to Fred.
erlck Haberberg, the couple coming to
America in 1891, settling at first at
Fairfax, where they lived for five years,
after which they came to New Ulm to
their home. Her husband died fifteen
years ago, since which time Mrs. Haber--
berg had made her home With her son,
Albert Haberberg in this city. Last
June she went to Roseau for an extended
visit with her two sons there.
There had been born to Mrs. Haber-
berg. seven caildren four of whom
surVivehe They are: Albert Haber-
berg, New Ul1n; Reinhold HaberE e 2,
Winona; Ernest and Fred Haberberg,
Jr., Roseau. SIe is also survived BY
several nephews and nieces resideng
at Fairfax and Stewart, Nina, There
are also five grand child en-.
The body was brought here for burial.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon
from the Lutheran church, Rev. C. J.
Aibrecht officiating. Burial was in the
Lutheran csmetary.
4
Benjamin Juni, who is teaching SCHOOL,
near Gonfrey this year, spent his Easter
vacation with his family in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilt, Of Lamber-
ton, were IN the city last week, the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. Ed. Vogel,
and other relatives
B. NJ. Gallagher was in the city from
st. Peter the latter part Of the week, on
business.
County Auditor L. G. Vogel and Conf
missioner j. ?. Graf were in Springfield
On business Saturday.
Mrs. Henry FriclSe, Of st. Peter, was