New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-23
OBITUARY.
MRS. III. P III. AMANN.

councilman. She died at Sykeston,
N. D., last Wednesday after a very short
illness
Mrs. Hamann was born February "a,
1852 at Amboy, MINI. Her maiden
name was Sarah Siebert. On November
10, 1885 she was married to II. P. Ha-
mann in the town OF Linden, from where
they moved to New Ulm in the spring
of 1887. Here they lived until about
Ia years ago when they went to North
i Dakota.
! The deceased is survived by her hus-
band and 5 children, three boys and
two girls Two Of the boys are still in
the service of their country, while the
/ third was mustered out about month
4 ago. Besides there are brothers and
| 6 sisters who survive her; one Of them,
Mrs. Roland Evans, lives at Cambria.
Interment was made in the cemetery
at Sykeston, the day after her death.
GEORGE GOBL1RsCH
Saturday morning George Goblirsch
died at the sanitarium at Worthington
of tuberculosis. He had been taken to
the sanitarium last Thursday but the
disease had such strong hold on him
that he lived only until Saturday, in
spite of the utmost care which he re-
ceived. The deceased had been vic
tim of tuberculosis the past two years
and since last fall has been unable to
work.
| George Goblirsch was born in 1897
and thus was in the prime Of life when
death claimed him. He was born in
New Ulm and spent all of his short life
here. He worked in the mills for a num-
Der of years and later worked with the
bridge carpenters.
The deceased is survived by his grief
|stricken mother, one sister, Rose, who
is at the .Worthington sanitarium and
one brother Frank who is at home.
His father preceded him in death fifteen
years ago.
Funeral services were held at the
Catholic church yesterday morning after
which the remains were inferred in the
Catholic cemetery.
| MARTIN YOUNGMANN
| Martin Youngmann, resident OF
Sleepy Eye for the past thirty years
and who is we'll known by many here,
died at the home of his brother Phillip
last Tuesday noon He had been suf-
ferer from cancer the last seven or eight
wears Of his life and death really came
. as relief to him.
Born in Germany, the deceased came
to America with his parents at the early
age of seven years. The family first
settled at Sparta, Wis. There Mr..
Youngmann was joined in marriage to
Miss Mary Memo who preceded him
in death four months ago.
About thirty years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Y oungmann moved to Sleepy Eye and
have lived there ever since. He worked
at various jobs in the city and IN the
country until his health failed him a
few years ago. No children were: born
to the family.
! Albert Memo Of this city is a nephew
of the deceased and also Frank Memo
of Mankato.
Funeral services were conducted Fri
day morning at the Catholic church
of Sleepy Eye and interment was made
lin the Catholic cemetery Of that city.
| WILLIAM HOEHNE
! A very sad death occurred last Friday
evening at the Loretto hospital when Mr..
William Hoehne passed away at 1927
PM. He suddenly took sick two weeks
ago last Sunday and the following Satur-
day he was taken to the hospital having
hopes he would recover there, but he
steadily grew worse. His ailments we're
kidney, stomach and bowel trouble
Mr.. Hoehne was born Sept. 6, 1872
on farm in Cottonwood, where he spent
his boyhood years. After he grew to
manhood he came to New Ulm, where
he spent the rest Of his life.
| On September 26, 1894, he was mar
ried to his first wife, Miss Anna Luck,
who preceded him in death. This union
i was blessed with four children, all Of
whom survive him. They. are Mrs.
| Albert Tepe, Of Centuria, Wis; Herbert,
Grace and James, who are still. at home.
/ On March 8, 1911, he was married
the second time to Miss Emma Luck,
i who survives him with one child, Myrtle.
/ Heis also survived by his aged mother,
! 5 sisters and 3 brothers.
]. He was a good husband and father,
always cheerful and willing to lend a
helping hand to anybody in. trouble.
J. The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the house, Rev. Al
brecht officiating.
CARD OF THANKS.
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