Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-08-03
OBITUARIES
Mrs. Carl Grell

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deceased was born fifty-three years
ago In the town of Hamburg where
sne continued to live until the time
OF her death. Mrs. Grell is survived
by her widower and nine children,
Edwin Grell of Wausau, Albert, Ar
mold, Herman, Walter, Roland Grell,
Mrs. Henry Block, Mrs. William Bugs
and Miss Hilda Grell of the town of
Hamburg, her stepmother, Mrs. Will
helmina Bartlett and the following
brothers and sisters: Mrs. Carl Krie-
valid OF Merrill, Mrs. John Genrich of
the town of Berlin, Mrs. DUNDEE of
princeton, Herman Bartlett of Water
loo, Iowa, Mrs. August Krenz and
Mrs. Frank Brummond of Wausau.
August and Carl Bartlett, Mrs. Louis
Mootz, Mrs. Paul Buhrow and Mrs.
Henry Craven OF the town of Ham,
burg, Mrs. Carl Klinger of the town
of Berlin, Mrs. Edmund Krentz of
Lansing, Mich, Mrs. Walter Hartwig
of st. Ansgar, Iowa, and John Bar
telt OF Cumberland, Wis. Funeral
services were conducted on Tuesday
afternoon from st. Johns church in
the town of Hamburg, Rev. Gruber
officiating. Burial followed in the
cHurcn cemetery.
Mrs. Ida Peterson
Last Monday morning at IL O'clock.
July 31st, 1922, Mrs. Andrew Peterson
passed away at the Wausau hospital
where she had been taken for an op-
Grafton. Mrs. Peterson was the wild
ow of the late Andrew Peterson, who
was for several years a member of
the police force of our city. Her
maiden name was Ida Tank. She was
born in Wisconsin on the 18th day of
April, 1872. She is survived by nine
children, viz: Mrs. Warren Meter.
Roy, Harold, John, Herman, Roscoe,
Viola, Robert and Lawrence Peter
son. She is also survived by her
father, Gustav Tank of Wausau. two
brothers and four sisters, Reinhold
Tank of this city and Fred Tank of
Marathon, Mrs. L. Eschmann of
Breier, Mimi, Mrs. M. Keil of Free
port, Mrs. Robert Hunger and Mrs.
Robert Fenhaus of Wausau. The
funeral services were conducted from
the nome at 1017 Kickbusch street,
| wednesday afternoon at three o'clock,
the Rev. F. w. Eastwood, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church offici-
Eating, Interment was in Pine Grove
cemetery.
Mrs. Otto Kickbusch.
Mrs. Otto Kickbusch, $40 Park ave-
nue., passed away at her home on
Thursday, July 81, death being due to
heart trouble. Mrs. Wilhelmina Hill
neighbor, found Mrs. Kickbusch'c
body lying on a couch in her home it
being evident that she had been dead
Tor several hours. The deceased was
born in Germany about sixty-five
years ago and came to this coun-
try with her parents when a young
girl. She is survived by her widower,
daughter Stella Kickbusch, a sister,
Mrs. Frank LEM, of jamestown, N. D.,
an" two brothers, Herman j., and OF
to Abraham Of this city. Funeral SER
vices were conducted on Monday, July
31st, from the family home, Rev. E. c..
Grauer officiating, burial following in
Pine Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Wilhelmina Lueck
Mrs. Wilhelmina Lueck, who has re-
sided in Marathon county for the past
fifty-one years, passed away on We'd
nesday, July 26th, 1922, at the home
OF her son, Gustav Lueck, at Athens.
The deceased was born on December
rs, 1885, in Germany and in 1866 was
united in marriage with Peter Lueck,
the family coming to this country in
1871, locating in the town of Hamburg.
Mrs. Lueck is survived by four chill
dren, August Lueck of Merrill, Gus
tav Lueck of Athens, Mrs. Henry
Hehlke and Mrs. Otto Hehlke of the
town of Hamburg, one sister. Mrs. Ed
ward Mittlesteadt of Oshkosh besides
several grand children and great
grandchildren. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon, July 80, from
Trinity church in the town of Rib
Falls, Rev. M. Pitcher officiating and
burial followed in the church ceme-
| terry.
Mrs. Mary LaMere
| Mrs. Mary LaMere passed away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anada
Ellis, lab Second street, on Satur-
iday afternoon, July 20, 1922, of SEN
ility. The deceased was born July 8.
1943. in Canada and came to this
country in 1863. She was united in
marriage with Cleoptous LaMere in
1865 and the family lived in Wausau
for many years. Mr.. LaMere passed
/ way ScfSIdl years ago. MTS. l<dMeTe
is survived by three sons and one
daughter, Frank and Isadore LaMere
of Minnesota, w. A. LaMere of Rapid
City, S. D., and Mrs. Ahada Ellis of
Wausau, also by four grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted at
st. James church on Wednesday, Au-
gust End, at nine O'Clock, Rev. e. p.
O'Toole officiating, burial following
in Pine Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Augusta M. Genrich
Mrs. Augusta M. Genrich passed
away at her home in the town of
Hewitt on Sunday, July Both, 1922,
of apoplexy. The deceased was born
! in Germany on March Goth, 1851. and
came to this country thirty-three
years ago. She is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. William Deutsch and a
sister, Mrs. Bertha Arndt, of the town
of Hewitt. Funeral services we're
conducted in the town of Easton
church this afternoon, Rev. Laabs Of
| floating Interment followed in the