New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-02-11
OBITUARY:
MRS. HENRY KRUGER.

icl,c Z w CuiiSoody d1CSiilOOA.zS2o HS Was q
victim Of the Influenza epidemic, he1
Illness lasting only for a little over a
week. She had been caring for her
husband and daughter, Georgene, who
! were suffering from the disease, and con
tracted it herself. 1t developed into
I, pneumonia which caused her early demise.
/. The deceased was married about ten
!, years. ago to Henry Kruger who sur
wives her with one daughter, Georgene.
She IS also survived by her father who
Z Ives in Canada and by one sister, Mrs.
/ Vim. Buckle, and one step-sister living
! in Minneapolis. She was a niece Of Mrs.
Henry Rolwes Of this city.
! Private funeral services were held
Friday morning at 10 o'clock, at her
home in Comfrey and interment was
made in the cemetery there.
MRS. FRANK SUESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Zwack of Sigel
township received the sad news Of the
death Of their daughter, Mrs: Frank
Suess, on Sunday Mrs. Suess, nee
Bertha Zwack, was a victim Of Spanish
influenza. She >died at the St. Paul
City hospital on Sunday at $40 a. NJ,
after a short illness of about a week S
duration
The deceased was born September
27, 1894, at New Uln where she spent
her childhood days. She was married
July rs, 1917, to Frank Suess Of Pierz,
Mimi, who survives her with a two
year old boy, Edward. Besides there
are two sisters and two brothers still
living. They are: Marie, Agnes, and
Joseph, all at home, and Anton at
Searles
T.. The remains were shipped here and
interment was made in the local Catho-
lie cemetery, Rev. Rhode officiating.
Members of the St. Elizabeth society
attended the funeral. Those from out
of town who attended the funeral were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Sulzen, Mr.. and
Mrs And Suess and Miss Margaret
Suess, Sleepy Eye; John Rheim, ST..
Paul, and Mrs Joe Suess, St. Paul.
MRS. FRED. ZIMMERMAN.
Mrs. Fred. Zimmerman, nee Mathil-
de Schroeder, died at her home in Court
land Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at
the age of II years. She contracted
influenza about week and half ago
and this was the cause of her demise
!: The deceased was born September
| IA, 184S, in Germany. Following her
arrival in this country she was married
\ to Fred. Zimmerman some place in
Wisconsin.
Besides her aged husband the deceased
is survived by the following children:
Mrs. Herb. Schroeder, Renville; Mrs.
Ed. Jahnke, Danube; Mrs. Reinhold
Kohn, CORTLAND; Henry Zimmermapn,
Mohawk, N. D., Mrs. Gust. Fellmann
i. Courtland; Mrs. Ira Zischke, Wabasso
} Mrs Willy Schmidt, CORTLAND. -Four
brothers are also still living. They
) are: Gustav Schroeder, CORTLAND, and
| William, julius and Ferd at Danube.
: Funeral services were held at. the
, Evangelical church at CORTLAND, Tues
!, day afternoon at o'clock, Rev. Juedes
officiating. Interment was made at
+ the CORTLAND cemetery.
MRS. ANNA EXNER.
Mrs. Herman Exner, nee Anna Miksch
died at the St. Alexander Home for the
Aged Thursday, February 5, about II
a. M, Of old age. She had been an
inmate of the institution for some time
and suffered from heart trouble for many
years, but she had been in bed only
since Monday, February 2.
The deceased was born April Ia, 1910
near the town Of Budweis in Bohemia
and therefore was nearly eighty years
of age at the time Of her death. She
was married to Anton Neuwirth in the
old country and about % years ago she
was married the second time to Herman
Exner here in New Ulm. This latter
union was blessed with one son. Mrs.
Exner is survived by seven grand child
rem all living here.
j Funeral services were held Saturday,
February Z, at 8 a. M, at the hospital
chapel and interment was made at the
Catholic cemetery. John Rotering of
Sleepy Eye, son-in-law of the deceased,
! attended tho funeral s.ss {
MRS. VIM. HOEHNE.
Mrs. VIM. Hoehne, nee Emma Luck,
died Friday afternoon about o'clock
at the Loretto hospital. She had been
ill for about five days suffering from
Spanish influenza and pneumonia.
Mrs. Hoehne was born April 5, 1886,
at GAINESVILLE, MINI. She was married
to VIM. Hoehne Of this city March 8,