New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-07-17
OBITUARY
CHARLES L. ARBES.

dead at his place of business last Wed
:nesday afternoon, July 10, his deceast
being caused by cerebral hemorrhage
Mr.. Arbes has been in his usual gooc
health for several. months past and i'm
mediately before his death had been at
tending to his duties as usual and hac
been talking with friends.
The deceased was born at LIE Sueur
Minnesota, Christmas day, 1877, and
spent his boyhood there. He became a
printer and from the News office at L.
:Sueur he Went5to st. Paul where he was
employed by the Pioneer Press. Tie
then studied pharmacy and after finishing
ais course came to New Ulm where his
mother was living. He secured employ
ment vita the Pioneer Drug store and
remained with them for eleven years
before he and his brother Joseph pur-
chased the City Drug Store in 1905.
Since that time he has been associated
with his brothers in the business in which
they have been very successful.
While Mr.. Arbes was widely known In
New Ulm and vicinity he was seldom
seen any where except in his home or
at his place of business. He was OF a
quiet, unassuming nature and altho
always very pleasant and agreeable he
preferred to live a retired and secluded
life and seldom took any part in affairs
outside of his own concerns. He was
a great reader and in this simple pleasure
he found his chief recreation. 1t can
probably be said that he had not an
enemy in the world and that he was liked
and admired by, all who knew him even
in the most casual way.
His extremely quiet life was to some ex-
extent responsible for hissudden and unex-
pected demise as bis only Illness of any
consequence was due to high blood
pressure frosa which he suffered last
winter for some months. He had ap-
parently recovered from the illness at
that time but the habits of years had left
him subject to sudden hemorrhage and
brot, about his death. The deceased is
survived by his mother Mrs. Mary
Arbes, his brothers Joseph and Peter and
his sisters, Mrs. F.. J. Pelant and Miss
Anna Arbes, all of New Ulm.
The funeral was held Saturday morning
at g o'clock from Holy Trinity Church
and interment was made in the Catholic
&:emetery. IL
Those from out of town who at
tended the funeral were:
Mrs. Mary Pelant, and sons George
and Joseph, Mr.. Edward Rachac, Min
neapolis; Rev. FIR. Biebl, and Mary
Pelant, West Newton; Mrs. Jos Seifert,
and son Louis, Mrs. Wild, Lamberton;
s1Com- and Mrs. Smith, Jos. Drechsler
and daughter Rose, LIE Sueur.
IN MEMORIAL, Chas. L. Arbes.
NBy Fri nd
They f1ocked in numbers large,
.-esnd thronged about his bier, and
many paid him the silent tribute OF
a tear. l saw them wipe their eyes
that were wet, with pent-up emo
tions and deep regret. And the fleet
ing smile on his face, know full we'll,
told me he was where the Angels dwell.
His home and mother, these the al :ars
where he offered up his evening prayer.
knew Charlie we'll, I knew his inmost
soul, his ambitions and his cherished
goal. >0f hate he knew naught; OF
baser things, his heart knew cen no
wIl1sperings. No wonder they were
all his friends, in this grim world where
all else ends. A kind word for all,
"a friendly snile-that was Charlie all
the while. Need more be said OF one,
who so patient bore whatever for him
was in store? Now "far from the mad
cling crowd" he has his rest, where no
fbnraene weigh down his faithful breast.
And where the weeping willow grows,
: and the air is scented with the wild
rose, breath, we'll let him rest and wait
,the.reveille from Death"
MRS CARL ENGEL
Mrs. Carl Engel Of the town Of Stately
passed away at the Union Hospital
Sunday morning at o'clock, following
IAN operation for gall stones which had
been performed on her several weeks ago.
'The deceased had been in poor health
for the past year and was brought to
the hospital about month ago and
the operation performed in the hope that
her condition would improve.
The deceased whose maiden name
was Anna Schultz was born in the state
of Illinois in 1870 and came to Brown
County with her parents when she was
quite young. July 5, 1888, she was
married to Carl Engel, her surviving
husband, at Sleepy Eye and ever since
their marriage they have lived on farm
in the western part OF the county. -Four
ob;1dron uoro horn to them OF whom