New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-12-11

! She had been seriously i'll for ten days
past. He maiden name was Lydia q
Essig and she was the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Essig, born at Spring
field, MINI. on Feb. 3, 1887. She
grew to womanhood at Springfield and
on March 26, 1913 was married to Chas
Lille, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Lille
of this city. They made their home
in Mankato.
The deceased was an estimable wo-
man. She belonged to the Lady Mac.
cabees and Yeoman Lodge at Mankato
She is survived by her sorrowing hus-
band, her parents and two brothers
and three sisters. The remains were
taken to Springfield where funeral ser
vices we're held and interment was
made.
JOS. SCHMID.
Jos. Schmid, an old resident Of Multi
gan township and Of Sleepy Eye, sue
cumbed to disease common to old age
at the Alexander Home for the Aged
last Tuesday afternoon. For the past
few months he had been ailing and
death was due to apoplexy. He had
been at the local institution for about
one year.
The deceased was born in Bavaria
Germany, January ID, 1850, and came
to this country with his parents when
but small boy. They settled on a
farm in Mulligan township. On May
|27, 1875 he was united in marriage
with Miss Mary Rubey in this city,
They lived in Mulligan township fol
number of years and then removed to
Sleepy Eye where the deceased prac-
ticed law. Mrs. Schmid died about a
year ago. He is survived by the fol
lowing children: Leo, Sleepy Eye
Arthur, Rochester; Mrs. Chas. F. Ro.
binson, Bruno; Mrs. j. B. Bruckbauer
Sleepy Eye; Mrs. Hans Nielsen, Wren,
shall, Mimi; Mrs. Jos. Marihart, Bruno
Mimi, and Louis, Tolna, N. d. Nine.
teen grandchildren and one great:
grandchild also survive. The funera
services were held Thursday morning
in the Catholic church Of Sleepy Eye
and the remains were inferred in the Ca.
| tholic cemetery there
AUGUST HELLMANN.
| A telegram was received Monday
by relatives here stating that August
Hellmann Of Belfry, Montana, hac
died at his home Sunday, December 8
The telegram also said that Mrs. He'll
mann was very low and could not &C
company the body to New Ulm but
| preferred to have interment made here
1t was impossible up to a late hour
yesterday to secure any further in
formation but it is supposed that Mr.
Hellmann died of influenza and that hi
wife is also suffering from the same
disease.
| August Hellmann was born in New
Ulm at the present family home or
North Washington Street, April d
1884. He was the youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hellsnann, the
former Of whom died when the boy was
four months old. He grew to manhood
in New Ulm, attending the Lutheran
scholar worked for a me at the Behnke
Grocery Store and at the Eagle Mills
He then left and went west and in
company with Archie Alvin formed a
partnership in painting and decorating
at Bear Creek, Montana. Later he
became conductor on the coal line
at Belfry, Montana In November
1910, be was married to Miss Edith
Holt at Billings, Montana, and they
| have made their home at Belfry eve
S 'nce. One son, Everett, was bor1
to them and is now seven years old
/ During the past summer the family
came to New Ulm and spent two months
visiting with Mr.. Hellmann's relative
and liked it so we'll here that they hat
decided that as soon as the war wa
over and present conditions settled
they would remove here to make thei
/ permanent home. They returned t,
Belfry the latter part of June and letter
received from them two weeks ago salt
| that they were all we'll The deceased
is the first of the family to die since tn,
father died and the sudden news wa
4 a great shock to ALL
The deceased is survived by hi
wife and son Of Belfry, his mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Hellmann Of New Ulm AM
the following brothers and sisters: Mrs
A. J. Backer Of Essig, Mrs. F. W. Oswald
Henry, William, and Emma Hellmanl
OF New Ulm and Minnie and Herman
Hellmann of CORTLAND township.
1t is not known when the funera
{ will be held but it is expected that tn,