SCHWARTZ, Mrs. Julius (Eva Link) (d.1904), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 14 July 1904

ANSWERS DEATH’S CALL
Mrs. Julius Schwartz passed away at one o’clock Saturday morning at her
home in Green Isle township.
	Mrs. Julius Schwartz, a very highly respected lady of this 
vicinity, has answered her last summons and gone to the great beyond.  
She died at her home in Green Isle township at one o’clock Saturday 
morning, July 9th, death resulting from a cancer of the stomach.  
She was taken sick March 26th, 1904 with stomach catarrh which later 
developed into cancer of the stomach which hastened her death.
	She was somewhat over 63 years of age, having been born 
December, 21st, 1840 at Witten bei Vandsburg, West Preussen, Germany.  
Her maiden name was Eva Link, and in 1864 she was united in marriage 
to John Jahr.  Together they came to this country in 1868 and in 1876 
occurred the death of Mr. Jahr.  Seven children resulted from this 
union and all are living.
	On January 12th, 1877 she was married to the husband, who 
now survives her, and to them four children were born, all of whom
 are living. 
	She was a true and kind friend, a devout christian and a good 
mother.  All who knew her speak very highly of her many excellent 
traits of character and she will be mourned by a large host of friends.
	The burial took place from the house Monday at 10 o’clock in 
the forenoon, and the body was interred in the Green Isle township 
Lutheran cemetery, Rev. Karl Reuter officiating.  The funeral was 
largely attended showing the high esteem in which she was held.
	The sorrowing husband and relatives have the sympathy of 
their many friends in their  sad bereavement.
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CARD OF THANKS
	We wish to thank the many kind friends and neighbors who 
so kindly assisted us during the illness and burial of our beloved 
wife and mother.
			Julius Schwartz and Children.
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