New Ulm review., 1922-04-19
Neighbor lodge ever since it was
founded ten years ago.

iNSiSHpoI SlOuSe ever since II WdS
founded ten years ago.
The funeral service was held yes
terday afternoon at 2:30 at the resi-
dence. A. former pastorof the Salem
Church and friend Of the family,
Rev. r. Johnson Thomas Of Black
Duck, Minnesota, oficiated.
JOHN LINDMEYER
John Lindmeyer passed away last
Monday morning at 1920 o'clock at
the Sunny View Sanitarium in Wiscon-
sin, following an illness Of several
months. The deceased succumbed to
pulmonary tuberculosis with which he
had been afflicted since last July. For
four months he had received medical
attention and care in the Mount View
Sanitariuml at Wausau, Wisconsin, and
since January 10 he has been at the
Sunny View Sanitarium.
The deceased was born thirty-seven
years ago in Kreis Pilsen, Bohemia,
Austria January 2, 1884. When but
lad of seven he came to America
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lindmeyer, Sr., and located in New
Ulm. He grew to manhood here and
was employed as a laborer and section
foreman on the M. & St. L. railway for
a number of. years. He gave up his
position five years ago and moved with
his family to Amigo, Wisconsin, at
which place he was employed in a
large lumber yard up to the time he
vas forced to enter a sanitarium on
account of i'll health. On January
II, 1906, Mr.. Lindmeyer was married
to Barbara Kirsch, his surviving W fe,
at the Holy Trinity Church in this
city. Eight children were born to
them, one of whom preceded the father
in death. The surviving children are:
Alfred, Harry, Frances, Helen, Jo-
seph and Hilda who are twins, and
Mildred, aged two years. The deceased
also leaves to mourn his loss his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindmeyer,
ST., of this city and the following sis
tiers and brothers, Mrs. Fred Zangel,
Mrs. John Nagel, Mrs. Albert Wieland,
Frank and Joseph Lindmeyer of this
city. A brother, Wenzel Lindmeyer.
died some eight years ago. The re-
mains arrived in New Ulm on Wednes-
day morning and funeral services were
held at the Holy Trinity Catholic
Church on Monday morning at nine
o'clock. The members of St. Joseph's s
society of which Mr.. Lindmeyer was
member attended the obsequies in a
body. Mrs. Lindmeyer and children
arrived here on Wednesday, morning
also. - a .-= "
MRS. MIKE ANTONY.
Mrs. Mike Antony died quite sud.
denly at her home on South Broadway
Monday afternoon at $3.50. Mrs. An
tony had apparently been enjoying
good health and was washing windows
in the sun parlor when she fell from
the chair on which she was standing,
and died Immediately of heart stroke
A neighbor boy found her on the floor
a few minutes later, and summoned
the neighbors.
The deceased, whose maiden name
was Mary Gotto was born in Luxem-
berg, Germany, July 5, 1862, and was
therefore not quite sixty years old when
death claimed her. When but ten
months old she cane to America with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Gotto
who located at New Trier, in Dakota
County, Minnesota. She lived with
her parents on the. farm and grew to
womanhood there. On September 26,
1883, she was married to Mike Antony
at Miesville, Minnesota and for seven
teen years they lived on.a farm near
New Trier, MINI. -Four years ago,
the family moved to New Ulm where
they have resided since.