New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-27

on the family homestead in Cranky
township where he has continuously
resided since. He was united in mar
'riaae to Miss Anna johnson, March 26,
1890. He is survived by his wife and
tie following children: Elmer Of Mill
bank, S. D., Eleanora, Ella, Evelyn,
Esther, Earl, Elvin, Estella and Harry
who are still at home. He is also sur
viyed by three brothers: Henry of
Millbank, S. D., Albert of Idaho, Adolph
of Nicollet and three sisters: Mrs.
Charles Ebert, O. Olivia, Mrs. Louis
Wenholz Of Nicollet and Mrs. w. Ernst
of Millbank. The funeral was held
Monday of this week with services at
TIE late home at / O'clock and there
after at the German Evangelical ( Church
at @Nicollet village. Rev. J. w. Juedes
of this city ohiciated and interment was
made in tie church cemetery. T.,
CHARLES S. ROBERTSON.
Last Thursday occurred the funeral
of Charles S. Robertson who had for
a. years been one of the most respected
and esteemed citizens of the town of
Home. Funeral services were held in
the Congre sational Church and the re-
mains We're laid to rest in tie Home
cemetery.
TIE deceased passed away at Tucson,
Ariz., after a brief illness. He had not
been in tie best of health for several
months but Re was really i'll only two days
before he died. His son, Charles N.
Robertson, who is resident of. this
city and District Engineer of Brown
County, fastened to the bedside of his
father as soon as he heard of his serious
illness and accompanied the remains
to Sleepy Eye where they arrived last
Thursday morning.
The deceased was born in Storment,
Ontario, January IL, 184S, and was
consequently little over 70 years old
vixen he died. He came to M n1esota
in 1870 and five years later settled on a
farm near Sleepy Eye and was engaged
in farming for a great number Of years
with signal success. .'' :
He was united in marriage to Susan
Montg emery who survives him. He is
also survived by the following children:
Kate N. Finley of Tucson, Ariz., Charles
of New Ulm, Hugh of Portland, Ore,
and Ellen of Olivia, Washington, and by
ore brother and five sisters who are all
living in Canada.
HERMAN L. TOSCH. <..,<..
!: A week ago Sunday night, Herman L.
Tosch, for a great number of years a
resident of Brown County, passed away
at the home of his son at lie Sueur.
Desth was due to a paralytic stroke
which he suffered five days before his
death and he was unconscious for that
time until tie end came. He had been
in failing health for weeks before his
death. -
TIE deceased was born in Pomerania,
N0iIlld1ly, way Il, LOW. LIZ 'N@1lAC w
this country with his parents in 1850
first settling near Chicago. i.
He was united in marriage to Will
hei1nina Schroeder at Chicago, July II,
1872, and shortly thereafter came West,
>ettling in Brown County. His wife
preceded him in death ten years ago and
on April 20, 1911, he was married to
Emelia Kusche who survives him., He
is also survived by the following children:
Mrs: Charles Larson of White Fish,
Mont. and Mrs. Elmer Wisher of Kalis-
pei Mont, VIM. Tosch Of Kansas City,
A. J: To=ch Of Minneapolis and Rudolph
Tosch of Springfield. The remains were
brought to Sleepy Eye Thursday and were
laid to rest at the Home cemetery. Rev.
Woerner ohiciated at the 'uneral.