New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-09
OBITUARY.
GUSTAV GJJEMMER.

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passed away suddenly Thursday morning
at his home on the old Gerboth place
near the village Of CORTLAND. He had
been in failing health for some time, being
afflicted with rheumatism and dropsy.
| Some time ago he had slight stroke.
from which he had, however, completely
recovered. On the morning in question
his wife heard heard him stirring about at
four o'clock in the morning but when she
got up two hours later she found him
dead in bed.
| The deceased was born at Naperville,
I'LL, April I, 1864, and was therefore
only SIS years old when he died. The
parents came to Nicollet County in
the fall Of the same year and the deceased
has lived in Nicollet County ever since,
with the exception Of one year when he
was In Canada. In January, 1888, he
was united in marriage to Minna Strueb
ing who survives him. Eight children
were born to them of whom two pre-
coded him to death. The surviving
children are Henry of New Ulm, Otto
OF Canada, Mrs. Otto Berberich of
CORTLAND and Arthur, Cora, and N1inna
who are still at home He is also,
survived by two brothers, Louis Of New
Ulm, and John Of Canada, and two sisters,
Mrs. Henry Grundmeyer Of Sleepy Eye,
and Mrs. Fritz Heideman of Iberia.
The funeral was held from his late
home Saturday afternoon and interment
was made in the city cemetery Of New
Ulm. Rev. Wheeler officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Grundmeyer of Sleepy
Eye attended the funeral.
WILLIAM BUGGEN.
Sunday morning shortly after o'clock
occurred the death of VIM Buggen at
the Loretto hospital in this city. The
deceased had been i'll for only three days
and death was due to double pneumonia.
i VIM. Buggen was born in Germany
and came OF America when he was but
a small boy. He spent most of his life
working as farm help, being an I'M
\ married man. Nine weeks ago he came
to New Ulm from Dakota with his
brother to spend vacation. They
boarded and roomed at the Jacob Fritz
home. He was about forty years old
at the time of death and is survived by
| his brother Henry and an uncle, H.
Schumann, besides several other distant
relatives who reside in the old country.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning and interment was made in the
city cemetery.
MARTIN SCHLUCK.
Martin Schluck passed away at the
St. Alexander Home for the Aged Satur-
day at Z o'clock in the evening. The
deceased was 'ninety-one years old and
4 died of ailments commons to advanced
years. He was born in Bohemia,
Austria, in 1928 and came to this country
in 1862. He settled in Wisconsin but
after year he removed to Minnesota
; and made his home on farm in Eden
township. Some ffty-eight years ago
he was united in marriage to, Miss Lena
Doebner in the old country. This
union was blessed with five children who
, survive him. About forty-one years
ago his wife died and several years after
that he was married a second time to
Miss Rosa Macho who preceded him in
death two years ago.
The deceased is survived by nineteen
: grandchildren, five great grandchildren
and the following children: Martin
Schluck, Black River Falls, Wis; Mrs.
: Mary Pile, Redwood Falls; ]. ~Schluck,
. New Ulm; Frank, Morgan; and Mrs.
John Vaneb, Rice Lake, Wis. He is
) also survived by one brother who is an
inmate of the County Poor Farm The
remains have been shipped to Morgan
and funeral services were held there this
morning at ten o'clock.
ORNE ELMER, GOLNICK.
Orne Elmer GoInick, little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer GoInick of SigeI
township, died last Friday afternoon
at two o'clock at the home of his parents
The little boy was born October 3, 1915
and thus was only a little over six months
old when he died. He suffered with
; pneumonia little over week, that being
the cause Of his demise. Interment
was made Saturday in the City cemetery
MRS. JOSEPH DIEPoLDERr
Sunday morning shortly after eight
j o'clock in the evening occurred the death
Of Mrs. Joseph Diepolder at her home
on North Minnesota street. At two
fifteen in the afternoon she suffered
an attack Of apoplexy and was uncon-
|scious until eight o'clock, when. she
passed away.
! Mrs. DiepOlder. nee Marv It o,,;.o