Obit of Mrs. Andrew Kirtz (b.1912 "The Lake City Graphic" Wabasha Co., MN

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Note: This obituary was taken from the newspaper "The Lake City Graphic".
4/1929

Young Bride of Two Years Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Andrew Kirtz, 17, 
Succumbs to Meningitis Following Epilepsy; Buried Thursday

Mrs. Andrew Kirtz died at St. Elizabeth hospital at 5:45 pm Tuesday 
following an illness of two days. Death was due to meningitis following 
epilepsy. She became ill suddenly Sunday and was taken to the hospital, 
where she died two days later. Requiem mass was conducted at 9 am today 
at St. Felix Catholic Church by Rev. John Bartholome. Burial was in the 
parish cemetery. Mrs. Kirtz was only 17 years old and had been married a 
trifle more than two years. Margaret Lindow was born Jan. 10, 1912, in 
Wabasha, and was educated in St. Felix School here. On Feb. 19, 1927, she 
was married to Andrew Kirtz. The deceased is survived by her husband, her 
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Lindow, and four brothers and sisters, Ruth, 
Whilimine, Eldene and Ervin. Pallbearers were Herbert Zeller, William 
Klages, L. J. Kralewski, Otto Gertchman, Joseph Zeimetz, and Ed Zeimetz. 
Those from a distance attending the funeral were William Klages and 
daughter, Anna, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin; Mrs. Whilimine Kralewski, 
Durand, Wisconsin; Wilfred, L. J. and Mrs. Joseph Kralewski, Durand, 
Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kirtz, Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. William Hook, 
Theilman; Louis Nipp, Theilman; Mrs. Pauline Walner, Lake City; Mr. and 
Mrs. William Geisler, Theilman; and Mrs. Charles Geisler, Lake City. 
Hundreds of Mrs. Kirtz's former schoolmates from St. Felix viewed her body 
last night and attended the rites today.

Note: This obituary was taken from the newspaper "The Lake City Graphic".