New Ulm review., 1918-08-28
OBITUARY

OBITUARY
MRS. FRANKLIN POOLE. ,a.
| Mrs. Franklin Poole, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Engelbert of Spokane,
Washington, died at her home in Spokane
I Saturday, August "a, after an illness of
two months. In June she became the
mother of a baby boy and she was. ill
from that time on. II ,.f
| Mrs. Poole was born in the town of
Cottonwood February 16, 1893 and
attended the public schools here in New
Ulm. - 9,s
Thirteen years ago she removed with
her parents to Spokane, where she was
married to Franklin Poole, little over
a year ago. ",,&:
Mr.. Poole, now Lieutenant Poole, is
at present serving in the army and is
in France. So far it has been impossible
to locate him in order to inform him of
the sad occurrence. -.. RI.
Mrs. Poole is survived by her two
months old son, her parents, one
brother, Arthur and three sisters, Lucy
and Elizabeth of Spokane and by her
sister, Mrs. G Gottlieb Kassuelke of New
Ulm. @I
MRS. AUGUST MUESING. -
Friday shortly before midnight Mrs.
August Muesing, sister-in-law Of W. F.
| Muesing of this city, passed away at
her home in Gibbon. She died follow
ing child birth. Twin boys were born
to her both of whom survive. =.
The deceased, whose maiden name was
Ida Munsen, was born 80 years ago at
Hereford, Mimi, where she was united
in marriage IA years ago to August
Muesing who survives her. From there
they moved to Stewart and then to Glib
bon, where Mr.. Muesing is manager Of
a lumber yard. Five children were
born to them,four of them being twins.
She is also survived by her parents
and several sisters and brothers. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon
from the Lutheran Church at Gibbon
and interment was made in the Gibbon
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Muesing
and Mr.. Joel attended the funeral from
here. q
ANTON KALB
Friday morning Sheriff W. J. Julius
received word that his cousin Anton
Kalb had met with an accident at zDes
Moines,. Iowa, and was in critical
condition. Later messages brought the
news that he had passed away before
Mr.. Julius reached his bedside. Mr..
Kalb fell from circus wagon Thursday
afternoon and the wheel passed over his
left arm, crushing it frightfully. Blood
poisoning set in and he died Saturday
night, shortly after II o'clock. Sheriff
Julius brought the remains to New Ulm
arriving here Monday afternoon. ~.
The deceased was born June %,
1885 in New Ulm, as the son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Anton Kalb. The parents
both died when he was about two years
old and he was brought up by his aunt,
Mrs. Mary Julius. When IA years
old he left New Ulm with a carnival
company and two years later joined the
Yankee Robinson circus with whom he
was still employed when he died. -.
He was married and has a son 8
years old, whose whereabouts are I'm
known, as he was divorced from his
wife several years ago. The funeral
| will be held this Wednesday, morning
at 9 o'clock from Holy Trinity Church
and the remains will be laid to rest in
the Catholic cemetery.
CASPAR LARSON. <
Caspar Larson, well-known resident
of Hanska passed away at his home
Sunday night. When relatives came to
call him Monday morning, they found
him dead He had not been in the best
of health for some time but there was
nothing i'm his condition to cause alarm.
His sudden death came, therefore, as
distinct shock to his family and friends.
The deceased was about 20 yeass old
and one of the substantial farmers OF
Lake Hanska and Fad lived in The
B county great many years. e
MRS. LOUISE WILLINGER.. liz
Sunday evening at eight O clock hfrs
Louise Willinger passed away at the
Loretto Hospital. Death; Was due te
dropsy with which she had been suf'
fleming for nearly year. She had beer
a patient at the hospital for the pas
three months. @'s~. -
| The deceased whose maiden name Wa
Louise Gerlach was Born irn Chicago
5T years ago. From Chicago the fam
lily came to Jackson Co.,, Iowa., wheE
two sisters and three borthers still