New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-10-26
Der Of the Ladies Aids of the Union
Hospital and the Bethel church here.
ELAN D.. GALLUP.

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Hospital and the Bethel church here.
ELAN D. GALLUP.
Elan p. Gallup, ther Of Mrs. H.
9. Eidsvold Of this city, succumbed to
the ailments occasioned by old age at
the st. Peter He spital, Friday morning
at 5:55 O'clock He had been re-
ceiving medical attention there for the
past three weeks, but his condition
was hopeless, due to his advanced age,
and death came as arelief.
Deceased was born at jefferson, N.
y, March IA, 1856, being 65 years,
7,months and Z. days old when the final
summons came. After receiving a
pref aratory education in the schools
at Jefferson, Mr.. Gallup entered the
Albany State College, Albany N. Y !,
taking four-year course as nurse;
Upon completing this course, he lo2
Gated at Binghamton, N. Y, where he
was engaged at his profession for many
years, before coming TO Minnesota.
Egeme y years ago, YhenShe acce pted!aa
Epobsttion with the NM y asss st st.
Paul, which he held for years. Two
years ago, Mr.. GaHu red from
active work and had sihss IA deA his
Home with his son-i nsla W liter
Eferes tsea
In 1877 deceased was married at
Jefferson, N. Y, to Miss Georgia
Dyer, who preceded him in deaf 16
years ago. -Four children were Born
to this union. They are: Ward.sA.
Gallup, Binghamton, NJ US; Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowlby and Winfield D.
Gallup, Minnea polls, and Mrs. 10.
Eidsvold, New Ulm. He is also sur
vived by two grandchildren. All of
the children, with the exception Of the,
frst-named,, who could not come owing
to the great distance, attended the
funeral, which was held from Buenger's
undertaking parlors, Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. DR.. C. G.
Holm Of the local Methodist church
officiating. The Methodist church
choir rendered appropriate songs. The
remains were laid to rest in the City
cemetery.
MIsslBARBARA FORSTER.
An unusually sad death occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kunz.
on North German street, Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Mrs!
Kunz sister, Miss Barbara Forster,
passed away after having been ailing
for the past two years as the result of
the amputation of one of her lower
limbs, made necessary by serious
sprain.
Deceased was born in Sleepy Eye,
December rs, 1898, being ~ years,
10 months and 90 days Of age at the
time of her demise. Besides her
father, Martin Forster, of this city, she
leaves the following sisters and brothers
to mourn her loss: Mrs. Ed. Kunz,.
Miss Florence Forster, Mrs. Frank
KALI, Mrs. Albert Wiltscheck and
Anton Forster, New Ulm; Mrs. Emil
Johnson, Northfeld; Mrs. William p.
Nc Cam Crookston; Joseph Forster,
.Comfrey and Peter Forster, Kimball.
Joseph Forster Of this city is an uncle
and Mrs. John Semon Of Waubun is
an aunt of the deceased. The family
came to New Ulm from Sleepy Eye in
1902 and during the same year Mrs. i
Forster died.
The funeral will be conducted to-
morrow Thursday morning, with
services at Holy Trinity Catholic
church in this city at o'clock and in
st. Mary's Catholic church in Sleepy
Eye at 10 a. m. The remains will be
laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery
there.
MRS. PETER JOHANNES. 4
Death came very unexpectedly to
Mrs. Peter Johannes, nee Miss Mary
Rising, of Nicollet, who passed away
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Epper, Center street, here Sunday
night at 1910 o'clock. She had
motored from Nicollet to Sleepy Eye
in company with her son-iin- law, Henry
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