New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-01-29
MRS. ALEX. HEISERER

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MRS. ALEX. HEISERER
Last Saturday shortly after 2 o'clock
in the afternoon Mrs. Alex. Heiserer, nee
Adeline Schneider, passed into the Great
Beyond. She had been i'll at her home
only short time, being confined to her
bed about three days, suffering with
pneumonia. The deceased was born in
this city, September 2, 1885, and was a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Math.
Schneider Her mother preceded her in
death twenty-five years ago last De en-
her,
Mrs. Alex. Heiserer spent her child
hood days in this city and after she
reached the age of twenly she took up
course>in nursing in the State hospital
at St. Peter She became a graduate
nurs and practised for about six years.
On October II, 1910, she was united in
marriage to her surviving husband, in this
;ity. They made their HON in Minnea-
polls and have lived there ever since.
Their union was blessed with two children
Dorothy, aged four and William, aged
two, who survive her. ....-%
Besides her sorrowing husband and
children she is survived by her father,
Math. Schneider of Springfield, a sister,
Mrs. Leo Heiserer, of Minneapolis and
two brothers., Albert and Clarence
Schneider, of Brockway, Montana.
Funeral services were held at her home
in Minneapolis Wednesday morning and
the remains were laid to rest in Minnea-
polls cemetery.
Mrs. B. Follman and Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Liesch Of this city attended the
funeral.
MRS. MARCELLUS ALTMAN
Monday shortly after seven o'clock
o. M, Mrs. Marcellus Altman, nee
Walburga Preisinger, died at the home
Of her son, Rupert Altman in West
Newton. She had been ailing since the
latter part Of November and had been
confined to her bed for many weeks,
suffering with dropsy which was the cause
Of her demise.
Mrs. Altman was born February
30, 1854 in Bavaria, Germany. When
she was still very young she came to
America with her parents and they.
settled in Albany, III. In 1858 they re-:
moved to this vicinity where she spent
the rest of her life. In 1875 she was
united in marriage to Marcellus Altman,
who preceded her in death fourteen years
ago last September. Their union was
blessed with nine children, six Of whom
survive; namely, Rupert, West Newton;
Mrs. Joe Boyer, New Uln; Mrs. Joe
Retzlatf Sleepy Eye; Mrs. Joe KEN
len,. and Frank Altman, Of West New
to,a- Funeral services were held this
morning in the St. George Catholic
church and interment was made in the
cemetery Of St. George.
JOHN REZNICEK
Tuesday morning a. seven o'clock
John Reznicek answered the death
summons. He had been i'll only since
las; Wednesday. At that time he was
unable to do his regular work because
he had an attack of Influenza. His con-
dition became worse rapidly and early
yesterday morning he d.ed
John Rezenicek was born October Is,
1879, in Alt-Bossigau, Austria, and came
to America with his wife twelve years
ago. They came direct to Brown County
and have lived in New Ulm ever since.
Previous to his death he was working
at the coal sheds at the Northwestern
station Besides his gries-striken wife
he is survived by the following children
Annie, who is in Austria, Maggie, John
Frank, Joseph and Cecilia who are a
home. He is also survived by sister
who are living in Germany.
Private funeral services were hel,
Tuesday afternoon and the remains wer
inferred in the Catholic cemetery, TIL
deceased was member Of the Arbeite
Verein at the time OF death. 5
Last Thursday Elizabeth Cathelin.
Il e seven weeks old daughter Of NE
and Mrs. JolA Chaser Of this city die