Obit of Maria Louisa Magdalena NARR (b.1882 d.1912), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 15 August 1912

OBITUARY
Maria Louisa Magdalena Narr
     The remains of Mrs. August Narr, who died Aug.
7, at St. Paul, as noted in these columns last week, were
brought here on the 7:40 train that evening and taken to
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Rischmueller
in this village, where they remained awaiting
the arrival of a sister and a brother from a distance,
until Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock, when the funeral
was held from the house to the Public cemetery east of
town, after which services were held in the German
Lutheran church by Rev. Heidmann.  It was largely
attended, showing the esteem in which deceased was
held by her acquaintances and friends.  The pall bearers
were: Willie Wemeier, Peter Wemeier, John Wemeier,
Albert Rischmiller, Alfred Meyer and Fred Mueller, Jr.
     Those from abroad who attended were: Mr. and
Mrs. Geo Rischmiller of Salida, Col.; Mrs. Geo.
Kleweno, of Walla Walla, Wash.; Mrs. Karl Prinz, Mrs.
Adam Heck, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, and Albert,
Herman and Charles Narr, of St. Paul; Mrs. Louis
Doepke of Minneapolis.
     Maria Louisa Magdalena Narr was born in the
township of Arlington, May 26, 1882.  She moved to
the village with her parents 13 years ago.  Was married
here April 22, 1903 to August Narr, and moved to St.
Paul about five years ago.  She visited her relatives here
about a month ago and then went to Waterville, where
she was taken sick with blood poisoning and conveyed
to the Lutheran hospital at St. Paul for treatment.  Her
relatives were called to her bedside a few days previous
to her death and remained with her to the end, which
came at one o’clock A.M., Aug. 7, having reached the
age of 30 years, 2 months and 11 days.  She is survived
by her husband, three daughters, her parents, four
brothers and four sisters, viz: Louis, Fred, John and
George Rischmiller, Mrs. Geo. Kleweno, Mrs. August
Berndt, Mrs. Karl Prinz and Miss Ella Rischmiller. 
The bereaved have the sincerest sympathy of their many
friends in their deep grief over her sad and untimely
departure.
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