New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-01

Backer, Mrs. Herman Gukline, of Wa
/ dena; Minnie, Robert, Walter, Elma,
l Wilbert and Iona, who are at home.
He is also survived by one brother,
Gustav, of Danube and one sister, Mrs.
Henry Backer, Of Redwood Falls and
by Fred Zimmerman of CORTLAND, q
half brother and Mrs. Fred Sommer,
of Redwood Falls, half sister. Be
sides these there are nine grandehil-
dren. &
Funeral services were held in the
church of CORTLAND Wednesday at 2
o 'clock and the remains were laid to
rest in the Courtland cemetery.
FRANK 4GUTKNECHT.
! On December .26th, at 7 T. NJ, oc-
! cured the death of Frank Gutknecht
at the Fred Havemeier home in Court
land township. He had been suffering
with heart trouble for several years
! and for the past few months had suf-
fered from severe attacks. Frank
Gutknecht was born in Germany, March
80, 1857. He came to this country when.
still very young and has worked as
farm helper all of his life. During the
!past year he travelled with threshing
crew and after that work was com
| pleted came to the Fred Havemeier
farm, intending to work there during
I the winter.
The deceased has one sister who sur
wives him but whose whereabouts are
unknown at the present time.
Funeral services were held Sunday
and interment was made in the L,lth-
eran cemetery Of Courtland.
ALFRED f. BODE.
Last Saturday shortly after II clock
Alfred Bode, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a.
Bode of CORTLAND township, passed in
to the Great Beyond. He had been
suffering or two weeks with influenza
and pneumonia, previous to which time
he had been strong, hustling lad.
! Alfred Bode was born March u,
1899 in CORTLAND township and was on
~ nineteen years old at the time of
his death. He spent all Of his short
life at the home Of his parents and as
sisted with the farming. Besides his
Borrowing parents, he is survived by
four brothers and three sisters, name
! ly, Mrs. Walter Brown, of Courtland
township, and Selma, Ruth, Gerhart,
Theodore, Hilbert. and Louis, who are.
| at home. Private funeral services were
held Sunday and the body was laid to
rest in the CORTLAND Lutheran GENE
terry.
| LOUISA KOETTING.
On December Gath at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon Miss Louisa Koetting,
daughter of Fred Koetting of Nicollet
county died at her home after a seven
day period of illness. She had con
tracted influenza which developed into
pneumonia and was the cause of her
demise.
Louisa Koetting was born July II,
1904, in Belgrade, Mimi. When she was
two years old the family removed to a
farm. in. Nicollet county where. they,
have resided ever since.s
The deceased is survived BY her ia
| ther and by one brother and four Sis
tiers: August, Lille, Amelia and Iilly,
| who are at home and Mrs. Elmer
Skramstead, of st. Peter.
! A private funeral was held on Christ
mas day and the remains were inferred
| in the city cemetery. The survivors
deeply mourn the loss of a young and
;cheerful member of their family.
PETER SCHUELLER.
! On December "a, at $3.50 2. M. oc-
! CURED the death of Peter. Sehueller at
1.-The home Of his daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Rein, residing on n. Washington street.
i He had been poorly for the past four
Iweeks and died OF ailments common to
Told age.
The deceased was born Feb. Is, 1870
!, i'll the Kreis of Pilsen, Boehmen, Au
! 'stria, and came to this country in May
!, lof 1868, beinga at that time twenty eight
years of age. He settled in Courtlane
citownship and was a hustling farmer
during the active years of his life. o.
E Feb. z, 1865 he was united III marriasgs'
! to Miss Barbara Diessick, in Germany
!, Six children were born to them, five Q
I whom died in infancy.
e 4 The deceased is survived by his wit
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