Obit for TAUER, George A. (b.1865 d.1940), Brown Co., MN
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Obit George A. TAUER (b 1865, d 1940) Brown Co.
NU Review 7-18-1940
George A. Tauer, residing at 511 North Franklin, died Saturday July 13, 
at 10:20, after an illness that extended over the past eight years.  
He had been at the Loretto Hospital for a week preceding his death.     
Mr. Tauer was a native of Kreis Pilzen, Austria, and was born August 
20, 1865, and came with his parents to America at the age of 2 years.  
They settled in Cottonwood where he lived until he retired in 1912 and 
came to New Ulm to live.     
His marriage to Katherine Stadick took place at Holy Trinity November 
18, 1895 and four children with their mother survive.  They are four 
daughters, Mrs. Henry Forstner, Madelia, Mrs. Martin Mohr, Cottonwood 
Twp., Mrs. Albert Baumann, Sigel Twp., and Miss Theresa, at home.  
There are also 16 grandchildren.     
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning at Holy Trinity with interment 
in the Catholic Cemetery.  He was a member of St. John's C. O. F.     
Out of town people who attended the funeral were: Mrs. Andrew Tauer and 
daughter and Mrs. Frank Scheifert of Morgan, Mrs. A Steffen, Seattle, 
Wash, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flor, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tauer, Miss Clara 
Zwaschka, Mrs. and Mrs. John Boettger, Mrs. And Mrs. Joseph Zwach and 
A J. Haegerle, all of Sleepy Eye,  Mrs. John Berg, Springfield, Mrs. C. 
O. Bastien, Mrs. R. G. Weyh and son Ralph, and Miss Mary Fischer, St. 
Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schnobrich and Albert Pleniger, Henderson, Henry 
and Alfred Schnobrich, Mrs. Mary Schnobrich, Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. 
Henry Forstner and family, Madelia, Roger Forstner, Rochester and Mrs. 
And Mrs. Art Hillesheim, Fairfax.