Obit of Henry A. SCHUTZ (b.1882 d.1920), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 26 February 1920

Pneumonia Fatal to Henry Schutz
 It is a sad task indeed to record the death, in the prime of his spendid
young manhood, of Henry A. Schutz, who passed away at 6 o’clock Saturday
evening at the H. M. Noack home in this city, of pneumonia following
influenza.  His illness of a week had but little prepared those near and
dear to him for the end and his death came as a severe shock to his
relatives and a wide circle of friends.  A week before his death he was
taken down with influenza and his condition rapidly grew worse despite the
best of medical aid.  His suffering was intense and death brought welcome
relief to him but has overwhelmed his stricken relatives with sorrow.
 Henry Schutz was born in Jordan, Minn., Nov. 11, 1882, being 36 years of
age at the time of his death.  He spent most of his youth in that vicinity
and came to Arlington about twelve years  ago taking a position with H. M.
Noack & Sons of which firm he was a member at the time of his demise.  He
was married to Miss Alma Noack April 14th, 1915 with whom he spent almost
five years of wedded happiness.  They made their home with her father, Mr.
H. M. Noack.
 Besides his sorrowing widow deceased is survived by his father, Peter J.
Schutz of Jordan; seven sisters and two brothers, namely: Mrs. F. C.
Schilling of Philipsburg, Montana; Mrs. J. C. Montague of Bellingham,
Wash.; Mrs. J. H. Heiland, Hopkins; Mrs. A. Ruppert and Mrs. W. Nolder,
Jordan; Mike and Lawrence Schutz, Hopkins.
 Henry Schutz was a young man who numbered his friends by the score;  his
pleasant disposition and cheerfulness at all times was a trait admired by
his relatives and associates.  He was industrious and trustworthy.
 The funeral took place Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock  with services at St.
Mary’s church and interment in the Cemetery, Arlington.  Fr. F. M. Doring
officiated.