New Ulm review., 1921-05-11
OBITUARY
MRS. LOUISE TOBERER.

pioneer settlers of this vicinity, wher
Mrs. Louise Toberer, nee Nagel
passed away at her home on North
German street, Sunday evening at
S:15 o'clock. Her demise was due to
leakage of the heart, with which she
had been afflicted for about year.
Some four weeks ago she suffered a
nervous breakdown and since that
time her condition grew gradually
worse, until the end finally brought
her relief from suffering.
Deceased was born in Blandenloch,
Baden, Germany, December 80, 1845,
and was, therefore, rs years, four
months and eight days old when the
final summons came. When she was
only four months old, her parents, the
late Mr.. and Mrs. August Nagel, came
to America and located.in Cincinnati
Ohio. After remaining in that city
for II years, the family removed to
New Ulm in 1857 and Mrs. Toberer
made her home here continuously ever
since.
She was married October IL, 1862,
to John G.. Toberer, who preceded her
in death March 27, 1911. Of the
seven children born to them, only
! two survive. They are the Misses
Anna and Elfrieda Toberer, both at
home. Two children passed away
while still quite young, one being four
and a half and the other 10 years old.
The three others grew to manhood and
womanhood. They were Mrs Martin
(Amanda) Mueller and Charles and
John Toberer, Jr. She is also survived
by four grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren, as we'll as by one
brother, Carl Nagel, of this city.
Mrs. Toberer was member of the
Turner Ladies' Society and enjoyed a
large acquaintance in New Ulm and
vicinity. Obsequies will be held at
Turner Hall this wednesday, after
noon, Captain Albert Steinhauser
officiating, and the remains will be
laid to rest in the City cemetery, be-
side those of her deceased husband.
JACOB SCHMIDT.
Jacob Schmidt, for about 80 years a
resident of New Ulm, but who spent
the past eight years or more in Sleepy
Eye and vicinity, succumbed to cancer
of the stomach at the Loretto Hospital
here, Saturday noon. He had been
receiving medical attention at the
hospital since February IA of this year,
but owing to the fact that the disease
had progressed to such an extent as to
render his condition hopeless, an
operation was performed upon him.
Deceased was So years, nine months
and Is days of age, having been born
July 19, 1862, at Milwaukee, Wis.
When he was little boy, his widowed
mother, brothers and sisters removed
to Home township, where the family
resided on a farm until 1883, when
they came to New Ulm. Some eight
years ago he removed to Sleepy Eye.
He was not married.
Mr.. Schmidt is survived by two
brothers, Albert Schmidt of Bismarck,
N. D., and John F. Schmidt, residing
on North Broadway in this city.
Funeral services were conducted at
the hospital chapel, yesterday morn
ing at o'clock, interment being in the
Catholic cemetery here.
MISS HILDA CORA SANDMANN
New Ulm relatives and friends re.
ceived the sad news of the death Of
Miss Hilda Cora Sandman, sister ot
Adolph H. Sandman of this city anc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sandman, Sr., of Morgan, which
occurred at the home of her parents al
that place Wednesday of last week
Hodgkin's disease, with which Miss
ISandmann had been afflicted for some
three months, was the immediate cause
of her demise. She was confined tc
her bed for the past six weeks as a
result of her illness.
| Deceased was born in Lafayette
township, Nicollet county, August 18
1890, being 80 years, eight months anc
16 days old when the final summons
came. When about three years old, sht
removed to Morgan with her parents
some 27 years ago and that place hat
since been her home.
Aside from the sorrowing paren
Miss Sandman leaves one sister, Mrs
Fred Zaske of Morgan, as we'll as tn
following six brothers to mourn he
untimely death: Charles, William
Jr., Herman, Edward and Elmer Sand
mann, all of Morgan, and Adolph H
Sandman of this city. One brother
Henry, died in the PHILIPPINES Will
serving in the United States Arm,
during the Spanish-American war il
1898.
Following brief obsequies at the lat
home at o'clock, funeral services wer
held at the Morgan city hall, Saturda