New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-26

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cemetery
FRANK. W. PETERS.
Iast'Thursday, March,2O, the remains
OF Frank W. Peters, son of Mrs. Mary
Peters of New 'Ulm, were laid to rest
in the Catholic Calvary cemetery at
st. Paul. Mrs. Peters and Adam Peters
lett New ulm that morning and attended
the funeral Mr.. Peters had died the
Sunday before from lead poisioine
after lingering illness of about six years.
Inc deceased was born in New Ulm
in 1886 and was 80 years old at the time
OF his death. He spent his childhood
days here in the city and later became
compositor in a printing shop. For
some time he was employed in that
capacity at the plant of the New Ulm
publishing ,El't Company He afterwards
Worked'ln st. Paul where he was on one
OF the dailies and in several job printing
concerns.
MIR. Peters was married to Miss
Mamie Mayer of Belle PLANE, MINI.
and their union was blessed by three
children, Arthur, Alice and Florence
his wife and the three children survive
him. Besides these, he leaves his mother
Mrs. John Peters, and his only brother
Adam Peters, both of New Tim, and the
following four sisters: Sister Astoria. St.
George; Sister Theophista, CHICAGO.
Sister Fngelberta, Sister Superior in
convent at East st. Louis, Ill.,, and
Mrs. Chas. (Crescentia Bilstein, Cali
fornia. For years the deceased was a
j. member of the Typographical union.
CARL MIELKE.
3. Carl Mielke who formerly lived at
New Ulm died at Inglewood, CAL,
on March 9Th, according to word re-
celved here last Thursday. He had
been i'll for several years and since last
last January he needed constant attend
ance and care. The immediate cause
OF MS death was apoplexy. The deceased
was born 70 years ago. in 1870 as q
son OF Pomerania, one of Prussia's
provinces. There he lived until he
was married and then he came TO
the United States where with his
young wife he first settled in New York.
Ihlrty-slx years ago they came to
New ulm where Mr.. Mielke lived
until about six years ago when he went
to California to spend the rest of his
HE there, his wife having died three
years before. Nine children were born
to them. They are: Carl, who lives IN
New U1m; George, near Sleepy Eye;
Ernest, Mrs. Mary Kaufman and Mrs.
Lena Witt, St. Paul; Willie, and Mrs. En-
ma Peterson, Pine County; Mrs. Ida
Heinz, Minneapolis; Mrs. Auguste FaIk.
California
The burial took place at Inglewood,
Cal. At the time of his death, the
deceased was a member of the New
Ulm Arbeiterverein.
MRS. ANDREW KIRSCH.
Monday evening shortly after six
o clock occurred the death of Mrs.
Andrew Kirsch at her home at 80
South, Front street. Mrs. Kirsch had
been ailing for the past year, suffering
from nervous break down.
Z he deceased was born in Austris-
Hungary on November Is, 1862. and
came to this country sixteen years apo
IN April She made her home in New
Ulm and has lived here ever since. In
1880 she was united In maria re TO
Andrew Kirsch, her surviving husband.
Mrs. knsch is survived ly three
children, Mrs. B. Lindmeyer, Of Wis
consin; Mrs. I heresa Landwehr. cf
Elgn, III and Joe Kirsch, who is it
home. Also by two brothers. namely
Jas. Wilt OF Lamberton and George Wit
st Morgan. Definite funeral arrange
ments had not been made at the time Of
this writing but it was planned to have
services at the Catholic church at nine
9 CLOCK Thursday morning and inter
ment will be made in the Catholic. ceme-
terry The dece ased was a member of
the Catholic M other S society at the
time Of death.
Mrs q Erwin Mol and Miss Evelyn
Mol from Sleepy Eye were New Tim
] VS. to s the latter part Of last week.