New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-03-06
with his son at Lafayette. About two.

y g a.
with his son at Lafayette. About two
years ago he entered the Home for the
Aged, where he has been ever since.
OF the six children born to the family
three survive. They are: Herman Mar
tens and Mrs. Marie Freeburg who live
at Krochel near Hinckley, Mimi, and
Fritz Martens who lives in Lafayette
Township. He also is survived by
twenty-one grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
Friedens Church, Rev. George Mayer
officiating. Interment was made in
the Lutheran Cemetery.
ALBERT REMIND
Albert Remund, for the past four
years a resident of the city of New Ulm,
passed away at his home on North
i Franklin St. Sunday evening at $3.50
/ P. NJ. Death was due to old age and
the complications usually attending adj
vanced years. He was sick five months
in all.
The deceased was born July IL, 1889,
in Switzerland and came to America
in 1856 with his parents, five brothers
/ and one sister, all of whom have pre-
ceGed him in death. They settled in
Waseca County, In 1863 he was united
, in marriage to Frederick Winter, who,
with the following six children survives
him: Mrs. G. F. Reineke, Mrs. Adolph
Sandman, and Miss Emma Raymond of
New, Ulm, William Raymund of Waseca,
, Mrs. w. P. Brown of Oakland CAL,
and Mrs. Albert Reineke of Waseca.
! Mr.. Remund was thedirst member of
the Blooming Grove M. E. Church of
Waseca and always remained an active
member of the organization. He was
elected to different public offices while
he resided in Waseca County, and was
held in high esteem by his friends and
|'neighbors. Tie funeral was held yester-
/ day afternoon at 2:30 from the Meth
odist church and interment was made in
the City cemetery. re -%-
w. MARTIN. .E>
Frederick w. Martin died at the
| home of his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Juedes
last Thursday evening at 1870. Death
was due to old age. The deceased had
been ill five months. Mr.. Martin
was born April 10, 1886 in Westphalia,
Germany, where he was married in 1862
to Carline Boeke who died year ago.
In 1870 they came to America first
settling near New Rome in Sibley County.
Sky ears later he bought farm in
! Nicollet County and followed the occupa-
/ ton of farming for Is years and then
retired and lived in lie Sueur till three,
years ago when he came to St. Peter to
live with his son, F. w: Martin and five
months ago he arrived in New Ulm
where he has since lived. .sI'.,F
Six children were born to the family,
all of whom are living. They are:
| H. Martin Of New Ulm, Mrs: H. SpauE
ding of Cohass ct, w. F. Martin of St..
, Paul, F. w. Martin of St. Peter, Mrs.
w. A. Jueoes of New Ulm and Mrs.
Louis Rethwell of Springfield. He is
also survived by % grandchildren and
ore great grandchild. There wee SER
vices at the Juedes kone Sunday after
room and then the remains were taken to
| St. Peter where tie funeral was held
Monday Afternoon from tie Eome of
his son, F. W. Martin. At the services
held at, New Ulm, Rev. Plantikow Of
Mankato officiated and at ST.. Peter,
Rev. Warner Of lie Sueur. Intermeht
was made in the Green Hill cemetery
beside his wife,: Tie deceased had al
ways been a. very active church worker
and companion to his children. =
MRS. THERESA. KRETSCH.
{ At the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Kral, Mrs. Theresa Kretsch, one
of New Ulm's Pioneer women passed
away Friday evening, at $3.50, aged over
80 years. Death was due to old age.
The deceased whose maiden name was
Theresa Lindl was born November g.,
1927 in Kreis Pilsen, Bohemia, Austria.
In 1916 she was married to Joseph
Kretsch in her native home who preceded
her in death "a years ago. In 1858 they
came to America and directly to Brown
County where they took homestead
in tie Town of Sisel and engaged in