New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-10-27

E their father. OF these, six were vic
TINS Of the diphtheria epidemic which
ragged in this section many years ago.
The surviving children are: Joseph
Holm, Jr., Faribault, Frank Holm,
Mrs. Henry Kretsch, Henry Holm and
Mrs. Edward Flor, all of Sigel town
ship, Deceased also leaves 10 grand
children.
Funeral services were conducted at
Holy Trinity Catholic church he,e
Friday morning at $3.50 o'clock and the
remains were laid to rest in the Catholic
cemetery.
MRS. .KUNIGUNDE FISCHER.
Mrs. Kunigunde Fischer, nee
( Schmitt, a resident of Brown county
for the past SO years, passed away at
local hospital, Saturday night at about
, 1890 O'Clock, where she had been re-
ceiving treatment for serious fracture
of the right hip, which she sustained
by fall, Thursday, October a..
Death was due to the ailments usually
attendant upon old age, aggravated
| by the injury to her hip. She had been
unable to walk for the past year and
was practically an invalid.
, Deceased was born in Rostadt,
Bavaria, Germany, July 26, 1S41, and
was, therefore, past 70 years Of age at
. 1.-THE time of her demise. She came to
5 America some 81 years ago, locating
, in the state of Illinois, where she was
: married in 1868 to Christoph< Fischer,
who preceded her in death seven years
,ago.
\ About so years ago the family came
i. to Minnesota and Brown county,
=, settling on homestead in the town of
Linden, which was. their home for, a
r bout quarter of century, when Mr..
:. and Mrs. Fischer removed to New Ulm.
i During the past four years, Mrs
e Fischer has made her home with he1
Il daughter, Mrs. Edwin Juni, now re-
siding in the town of Cottonwood, near
4 this city.
r Deceased was the mother of nine
+ children, all of whom survive They
n are: Mrs. Weinhold Gulden, St. Paul
g George Fischer, Searles; Mrs. FREQ
e Sporlein, Pierz, Mimi; Peter Fischer
: on the old homestead in Linden; Mrs
: Gerhard Gulden, Cottonwood town
5. ship; Mrs. George Kapke, Waconda
It ILL.,; Mrs. Lawrence Weimar, Evanston
e ILL.,; Mrs. Frank Hanson, Minneapolis
and Mrs. Edwin Juni, Cottonwood
township. She also leaves 50 grand
y children, seven great-grandchildren
Z a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Hapke, Of
4 Waconda, ILL.,, and two ep-daughters
& Mrs. John Kalb, Pine City, MINI.
a and Mrs. John P. Manderfeld, New
4 Ulm.
I'll Funeral services will be conducted al
y Holy Trinity Catholic church here
4 this "wednesday morning at $3.50
4 o'clock and the remains will be laic
to rest in the Catholic cemetery. The
z Christian Mothers Society, of which
z deceased was member, will attend the
obsequies in body.
\ BABY THERESA BUECHNER.
Theresa, the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Buechner, residing on
South Franklin street, succumbed tc
commissions, Friday, aged five days
Z The little girl was born Sunday, Octo-
4 Der II. The remains were laid to rest
with appropriate ceremonies, in the
I Catholic cemetery here Saturday after
noon at o'clock. gfts.
BABY Lorraine MACHT. III zs.5L
81 Lorraine, the 1 5-monthLold daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton p lMacht, Of
Lucan, passed aWaybat a local hospital,
Il yesterday morning at 5 o'clock.
Death was due to inflammation of the
bowels. The child's mother is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Hogen, residing on South Front street.
Funeral services will beSconducted at
Holy Trinity Catholic church to-
morrow Thursday morning at 8
, o'clock and the remains will be laid to
rest in the Catholic cemetery here.
Il Mrs. Emma Hummel of Sleepy Eye
4 Was a recent visitor here.