New Ulm review., 1920-03-10
OBITUARY. !. |. Rll:'':,'''
PETER SIMMET.

March 2. The summons came after ar
illness of more than two years and his
death was caused by ailments due tc
old age.
The deceased was born at Neumark
Bohemia, Austria, December %, 1888
and therefore was S6 years old at the
time of his death. In 1852, Mr.. Simmet
came to Travers de Sioux, Nicollet
county, and only year later he moved
to the present town of Lafayette. He
was one of the first officers of Lafayette
township at the time of its organization.
Until about Is years ago, he was an
active and successful farmer, when he
came to New Ulm to spend the rest OF
his days as retired farmer. The last
five years he lived with his daughter,
Mrs. Anton Kachelmeier, in the town
of Stark.
Mr.. Simmet was married to Miss
Frances Ellersdorfer, in the month
of November, 1856. His wife died
about 13 years ago. Their union was
blessed with nine children Of whom the
following six are surviving: Henry
and Robert of Lafayette township;
Anton, New Ulm; Mrs. Mike Pank-
ratz, Springfield Mrs. Anton Kachel-
meier, Town of Stark, and Mrs. Anton
Kitzberger, Town of Sigel. He is also
survived by 35 grand children.
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local Catholic church Thursday morn
ing at $50 and interment was made
in the Catholic cemetery, Rev. Schlink-
ert officiating. s-.,---... !
MRS. ALBERT REMUND.
The grim reaper called Mrs. Albert
Relnund, nee Friederika Winter, last
Thursday at noon. Deceased was
the mother of Mrs. Geo. F. Reineke..
She was rs years old at the time Of her
death and had been alling for the
past several years. Apoplexy Of the
heart was the cause of her demise.
Mrs. Remund was born in Germany
and came to America when she was only
nine years old. Her first home in this
country was in the state Of Missouri.
From there her parents went to Iowa
and later made their home at Waseca,
MINI. At the latter place, the de-
ceased lived for more than fifty years.
She was married there in 1863 to Albert
Remund who died just two years ago,
on March 3, 1918. Seven years ago they
came to New Ulm where in 1918 they
celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary.
The deceased is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Anna, at home; Will
liam, Waseca; Mrs. Geo. F. Reineke,
New Ulm; Mrs. Albert Reineke, Waseca;
Mrs. w. P. Brown, Oakland, Calf,
and Mrs. Adolph Sandman, New Ulm.
She is also survived by one sister, Mrs.
Augusta Flachmann of Burlington, Iowa,
and one brother, Edward Winter, Mon
tana.
Funeral services were held at the
local Methodist church, Sunday at
1870 p. M, and interment was made in
the City cemetery.
FRANK ROEDER.
On Monday, local relatives received
the said news of the death of Frank
Roeder which occurred at Melville,
Sask., Can, on Monday March
8. Mr.. Roeder had been ailing
for about two months and an attack
Of appoplexy caused his sudden demise
! The deceased was born in Saxony,
Germany, March 20, 1885, and came to
America when he was rs years old. He
settled in Brown county near New
Ulm where he was engaged in farming
and two years later he was married tc
Miss Charlotte Eckstein of Milford
township. They later moved to place
in the neighborhood of Delhi, Edwood
county. From there they went j te
Winona county, in 1886, where they
remained for 20 years. In 1906, they
moved to Canada.
Mr.. Roeder is survived by the fol
lowing children: Alfred Roeder, neal
Dover, Mimi; Mrs. John Duff and Mrs
Michael Mclaughlin, Witoka, Can.
and Mrs. Albert Burrouth, Melville, Can
The remains will be brought to Mil
ford township and funeral services
will be held at the John Mack home
Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock, Capt
Albert Steinhauser officiating. Inter
'ment will be made in the City Cemetery
ARTHUR j. DoMEIER. .y
The death Of Arthur ]. Domeier, so,
of Mr.: and Mrs. John P. Domeier O
Lafayette township, occurred Thursday
March 4, at IL o'clock in the morning
He had heen i'll with influenza TO,
about week. Pneumonia set in earl,
last week, causing his demise.
The deceased was born in Sigel town
ship, Brown county, June 81, 1908, and
therefore, was only 16 years old at tn,
time Of his death. His lower extremitie
were paralyzed since his birth and h,
was unable to walk. Besides his sor
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