New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-04-16
OBITUARY
). DoRETTA FRANK.


Mrs. Doretta Frank, mother Of Mrs.
Robert Lambrecht Of Milford passed
away at the Lambrecht home Saturday
evening, April 5. Mrs. Frank had
come to visit her daughters family
at the time Of the recent marriage of
one Of her granddaughter and while
there, was taken sick and lung trouble
developed, probably the result Of an
attack Of the flu, from which she had
apparently recovered couple of weeks
before.
The deceased whose maiden name
was Schmidt, was born May 3, 1843,
in Schleswig Holstein, Germany, and
would have been rs years old next month.
She came to America when a young
woman and was married in Connecticut
in 1870 to Carl Kothe. The young
couple came west and made their home
in New Ulm. Two children were born
Of this marriage, Emile, now Mrs.
Lambrecht, and Robert who lives in
Sleepy Eye. Mr.. Kothe died in New
Ulm and his widow was married in
1874 to Louis Frank of New Ulm and
the children Of the first marriage were
always known by the name Of Frank.
The family lived in New Ulm until
1881 when they removed to the town
of Home. There were five children
of this marriage, three OF whom died
in infancy. The survivors are: Julius
of Revere, and William Of Camp Douglas,
Wisconsin. Mr.. Frank died eight years
ago in February and at that time Mrs.
Frank removed to Sleepy Eye where
she has since made her home. She
was always we'll and was very young for
her years. She lived by herself and
did all her own work and until she was
taken sick with the flu, had always been
very energetic. She had only been at
the Lambrecht home short time when
she took sick and nothing could be
done to save her life.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from the Lambrecht home and the
remains were inferred in the city GENE
terry. Her two sons, julius from Re.
we're, and William Of Camp Douglas
were both here. The only other sur.
viving relatives are nieces and nepheWs
who live in Connecticut.
ALBERT. MACK.
Friday, John Mack Of the Town o.
Milford received a telegram notifying hin
of the death of his nephew, Albert Mack
| which occurred at Kildeer, N. D. Mon.
day, April z. Death was due to pneu.
monia with which he had been afflicted
only short time. The telegram statec
that his brother and his sister
Bertha were also seriously i'll at a hospital
| The deceased, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
Mack, was born in the Town OF Millforc
March 16, 1884, and was therefore only
thirty-five years old when he died. The
family at that time lived in Redwood
County where he spent his childhood anc
youth and grew to manhood. About
II years ago he left for North Dakota
with his sisters Bertha and Oleta ano
each Of them took a claim. Before that
he had spent year in the Twin City
street car service and a year in the state
Of Washington.
About two weeks before his death the
deceased was here visiting with his parents
and consulted with physician before he
returned home. He had the influenza
during the month Of January and had
practically recovered from it but was still
in weakened condition when he was
attacked by pneumonia. When it be
came apparent that his condition was
serious his parents were called and they
reached his bedside Saturday and he
died Monday. The remains will be
brot to New Ulm and laid to rest in
the city cemetery. The deceased
is survived by his two brothers, three
sisters and his sorrowing parents.
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JOHN ZOLLER.
Last Thursday at 80 o'clock in the
evening occurred the death Of John
Zoller following an operation. The
deceased had been in poor health for
SIX months, suffering with cancer and
finally submitted to an operation from
which he never recovered. He was
operated on in the afternoon and it was
known soon after that no medical aid
could save him.
John Zoller was born March 18, 1851,
in Alsace Lorraine where he grew to
manhood and then went to Russia.
Here he was married to Miss Elizabeth
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