The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-04-02
Willard
Pioneer Resident Called
willard Grit

Willard Grit
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Kind was
born in Wester-te-De, Germany,
August 80, 1874, which place she
grew to womanhood. In 1874 she
was united in holy wedlock with
Mr.. Adolph Pantze in Bromberg,
Germany. Adolph Pantze preceded
his wife in death by about so years
dying in Bromberg, Germany. This
union was blessed with two chill
dren one daughter and one son,
Henry Pantze, of this community,
the daughter passed away twenty
years ago in Rockwell, Iowa where
and with whom Mrs. Anna Pantze
made her home after coming to the
United States Is years ago after
the death of her daughter. She
made her home with her son Henry
Pantze who was then residing in
Rockwell, Iowa. In 1914 the Pant
yes moved to Minnesota making
their home in this community. Mrs.
Anna Pantze remained with her
son until she passed out of this life
March Is, 1881.
About two months ago Mrs.
Pantze became i'll being confined to
her sick bed entirely during the
last two weeks of her sojourn in
this life.
She died at the age Of SO years
6 months and Is days and was laid
to rest in the Adms cemetery, cast
of Willard; Rev. Mcneil officiating.
Mrs. Pantze leaves to mourn her
departure: one son Henry Pantze,
Of this community, II grandchil-
children, 10 great-grandchildren
and a host of other relatives be-
sides friends.
Arthur Butler, who works for the
Norman Co. and has his head.
quarters at Eden Valley, spent the
week end here with his family re-
turning to his work Monday
morning. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Alex Brown, niece, Leona
Brown and Miss Pfeninger, of this
place, Mrs. Brown and niece were
met at Eden Valley by the lady's
mother and were taken to Litch-
field where they will spend the
week. Miss Pfeninger will spend
the week at Eden Valley with rel
atives.
A Rev. Father, from st. Johns
held divine services in the church
of the st. Betholemews here Sun
day morning. The regular pastor
Father Petermeir is i'll with bron-
chial pneumonia at st. Marys Hos
pital, Minneapolis.
Miss Leona Brown, Of this city,
was a Sunday guest of Blanche
Pfeninger.
, The local school closed here on
Friday for weeks spring vaca-
ton the faculty leaving for their
respective home on Friday after
noon with the exception of Supt
Peterson and Frank Traxler, agri-
cultural teacher, who will remain
in this city for their holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Kinder and
family and Miss Leona Brown were
supper guests Sunday evening at
the Alfred Pfeninger home here.
Mrs. Carl Peterson spent Monday
Of last week at the Homer Sippy
and Harold Lillienthal homes in
Sank Centre.
Carl Peterson, Of Westport, vi
cinity had the misfortune to have
three ribs broken Tuesday evening
Of last week while engaged in a
wrestling match here.
Herman Hesse, of this place, took
the train Friday forenoon to Sank
Centre returning Friday evening
with his car he had left in Sank
Centre for repairs.
Bert Butler has purchased what
is known as the Foutz farm from.
Glen Lee and expects to move on
to the place this spring.
Milton Lang got three fingers cut
quite badly Monday when saving
wood at the AL Willard home. He
was taken at once to physician
who dressed the wound and told