New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-01-23
OBITUARY
MRS. CARL JAESTER.

MRS. CARL JAESTER.
Mrs. Carl Jaester died suddenly Sun
day night at 1870 P. M. at her home on
Summit Avenue near tie Emil Rethke
home. Death was due to an apoplectlc
stroke. She had not been seriously i'll
although she had been suffering with
asthma for several years:
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Augusta Schultz was born in Lind enhot,
Ponnanrn, Germany March IS, 1877 and
emigrated to America with her parents
in 1880. They first settled in PEORIA
Illinois where on tie 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1896, she was united in marriage
to Carl Jaester Ter surviving husband,
who with three children, Frieda, Clara,
and Edward mourn her untimely death.
She is also survived by one sister and
two brothers WHO reside in Peoria,
Illinois. Size became resident OF New
IJlm in 1914, coming here in tie hope
that her asthmatic trouble would be
imppDved. The funeral will be held
Thursday afternoon from the st. Pauls
Lutheran Church, Rev. Albrecht officlat-
ing. Interment will be made in TIE,
Lutheran Cemetery.
JOHN J. JUENEN1ANN.
Word was received Wednesday even
ing that John J. Juenemann, a New
Ulm boy, had passed away Tuesday
night at his home in Redwood Falls.
Death was due to liver and stomach
trouble with which he had been afflicted
ever since Thanksgiving. In December
he went to Rochester where re learned
that his case was hopeless.
The deceased was born here in New
Ul1n, November /, 1878 as tie son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Juenenann and was.
therefore not quite forty years old when
he died. His parents died about fifteen:
years ago. TIE deceased was a car
penter by trade but for a while he:
conducted a.restaurant and confectionery
at the Gruebner corner. After the death
of his parents he moved to Redwood
Falls where Re was married to Miss
Ida Baker who with two sons, Louis,
ID, and Richard, years old, survives
him. For time he lived at Montevideo
and was in the employ of the Railroad
Company. For many years he was
member OF tie End Reg. Band and al
ways took Leen interest in matters
pertaining to music. At tie time
of his death he was a n ember OF the
Catholic order OF Foresters and also
of the Knights of Columbus. His
relatives here are Werner Juenemann,
an uncle, and Mrs. P. P. Manderfeld
of Cottonwood, an aunt. TIE funeral
was held from tie Catholic church at
Redwood Falls, Friday morning ard
interrnent was made in tie Redwood
Falls Catholic cemetery.
ALBERT KUESTER.
Friday morning at o'clock Albert
Kuester passed away at the Union
Hospital in the prime Of life, after
seven weeks sie.,e with complications
resulting from an operation for ap-
pendicitis. He was taken sick about
eight wees ago and brought to tie
hospital where he underwent an opera
ton. Complications set in which finally
caused his death.
The deceased was born in Kreitzig, !
Hinter Pommern, Germany, October 30,
1881, and was therefore only 36 years
old when he died. He came to New
Ulm with his parents in 1898 and grew
to manhood here. For some years re
was employed by tie Eagle Roller Mill
Company in their elevator at Evan
and later he was foreman OF tie Eagle
Roller Mills elevator in this city. About
tkuee Years aeo Re took up farming and
was engaged in this line Of work when he
died. On tie 9TH of September, 1906
lie was married to Alwina Becker OF the
Town of CORTLAND, who with five chill
dren, Velnita, Willard, Raymond, Ro-
sella and Efda survives him: He is also
survived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Kaester,- and TIE following
brothers and sisters: Chas Kuester,
Mrs. Otto Boock, Miss Minnie Kuester, !
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on>rcr>xr>t1cySo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.