New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-05-07
OBITUARY.
IRIS. GOTTFRIED HOEHNE.

Mrs. Gottfried Hoehne passed into the
great beyond after suffering for almost
half year. During the middle of
November, 1918, she had a stroke of
paralysis from which she never recovered
and has been an invalid ever since.
She died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Ernst Bobsin, and death came
as great relief to her.
The deceased, whose maiden name
was Anna Kushmann, was born March
5, 1883 in Falkenberg, Germany. She
grew to womanhood in the old country
and in 1854 was united in marriage to
Gottfried Hoehne who preceded her in
death four years ago. Two years after
their marriage they emigrated to this
country and settled at Portland, Wis
consin, where they remained until 1864
when they came to Cottonwood town.
ship and commenced farming. They
continued farming until 1890 when they
retired and settled down in New Ulm
Since 1907 the deceased has made her
home with the Ernst Bobsin family.
Mrs. Hoehne is survived by eight
children, forty-three grand children and
eight great grand children. The follow
ing are the surviving children: Charles,
St.. Paul; Mrs. John Bremen, Frazee;
Henry, Sask., Canada; Mrs. Adolph
Metag, Morgan, Mrs. VIM. Siege, Court
land and Ernst Hoehne, Mrs. Ernst
Bobsin and Mrs VIM. Hostetter of New
Ulm. Her son, VIM Hoehne, it will
be remembered, died several weeks ago.
I Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Ernst Bobsin
home at 226 South Front street and at
2:3O o'clock in the Friedens church,
after which the remains were laid to
rest in the city cemetery. ~
JOHN KEEGAN, JR.
Last Saturday morning shortly after
1:20 o'clock John Keegan, Jr., son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Keegan of this city
passed into the Great Beyond, The
young man underwent an operation
! for appendicitis at the St. Mary's hospital
in Minneapolis about two months ago
from which he recovered, but week
ago he submitted to another operation,
suffering from various complications.
From this operation he never recovered.
John Keegan was born February 8,
1902 and thus was only seventeen years
old when death claimed him. His
parents removed to New Ulm when he
was about four years old and he spent
all of his young life here and he had many
local friends who will miss a cheerful
companion. During the past year he was
student at St. Thomas College, in
St. Paul He was favorite among the
boys there, who all grieve over his early
DEATH. ~
Besides his sorrowing parents, the
deceased is survived by one brother,
Francis, of Waseca and by three sisters
Mrs. G.. Book, of Waseca; Mr.. Frank
Lee and Mrs. J. F. Gable of Mime
apolis.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning in the Catholic Curch The
acting pail bearers were students from
the college and the dean was also present.
Interment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.
MRS. JOHN BAUER.
Monday evening at 7:15 Mrs. John
Bauer died at her home at 723 North
Franklin street after suffering from can
GER Some five months ago Mrs. Bauer
submitted to an operation, being troubled
with cancer OF the liver. This, however,
brought her no relief for she returned to
her home and was confined to her bed
ever after.
The deceased whose maiden name was
Walburga Lindmeyer was born in Austria
on October %, 1867, and grew to woman
hood in the old country. She came to
America with her parents in 1887 and
they settled in iberia where they COM
menced farming. Twenty years ago
she was united in marriage to John Bauer,
her surviving husband. Their union
was blessed with six children who survive,
namely Eleanor and Barbara, at home;
Mrs. Clara Locher, Arlington; Mrs, Anna
Grant, Revilla, S. D.; Mrs. VIM. Hoss,
New Ulm and Albert, who is in the ser
vice in France.
Mrs. Bauer is also survived by two
brothers, John Lindmeyer, CT Minneapo
lis and Andrew Lindmeyer of Watertown,
S. D. and two sisters, Mrs. Hubert Hille-
shein, Of Sigel township and Mrs. Anna
Wildt Of Sykeston, N. D. Definite fur
neral arrangements have not been made
as the family have sent cablegram to
locate Albert and find' out if his division
has left for America. If it is possible
that he can reach New Ul1n in time the
body will be held. All the other children
will be present at the funeral services.
Internert@ will he made in tho Catholic