Obit of Mrs. John (Wilhelmine) NEIMANN(b.1826 d.1903), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 24 December 1903

MRS. JOHN NEIMANN DEAD
  Yesterday morning at 9 o’clock occurred the death of Wilhelmine Niemann,
wife of John Niemann of this place.  She was sick only a few days having
taken sick last Friday.  Old age was the cause of her death hastened by a
stroke of heart failure.
  The deceased was born in Tuchal, West Preussen, Germany, Sept. 5, 1826,
being therefore some what over 77 years of age when she died.  She leaves a
husband and six children, one son and five daughters, to mourn her loss.
  The funeral will be held next Saturday at noon, Rev. Heidmann to conduct
the services.
  The following relatives have arrived and the others are expected soon: 
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tesch of Blakeley; Ziegenhagen and son of Lexington, Le
Sueur Co.; and Mrs. Steinberg of Henderson.
	We extend sympathy to the bereaved relatives.
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