Thanks for the below to Larry Krueger
AUGUST ARNEMANN
From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 01 Aug.)
August Arnemann, one of the first settlers of Town Two Rivers, turned his farm over to his son several years ago and moved to Two Rivers. Last week he was on the farm helping his son with the hay. He was driving a horse-drawn hayrick and was outside the sight of the others. When they next saw the old gentlemen he had fallen from his seat on the rick and was dead on the ground. The horse
remained in position alongside. Medical examination concluded that Mr. Arnemann had suffered a stroke. He was laid to rest Sun. afternoon in a large funeral from the Lutheran Church.
(Mr. Arnemann was born 07 July 1832 in Heckenstaedt, Hanover, and came to America in Sep. 1856. He settled on the above-mentioned farm, and in Nov. of that year got married. He leaves his widow,3 sons and 6 daughters, namely, August, who lives on a farm near Mishicott, Hermann, who now works the old family farm, and Henry
the Assistant Principal in the high school in Eau Claire: Mrs. Wiengar, Mrs. Lieder, Mrs. Berg, and Mrs. Schmidt in Chicago, and Mrs. Fischer in Shawano).
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From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Mishicott, 02 Aug.)
Also, Mr. A. Arneman, father of Mr. A. Arneman here, who lived with his son Herman, died there suddenly Friday. He was carried to his last rest on Sun. in the cemetery of Two Rivers. Many friends of the old gentlemen from here paid him last respects.
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[August Arnemann/b. 7 July 1832, Germany/d. 30 July 1904/cause: Apxy/age 72yr.]
AUGUST ARNEMANN
From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 01 Aug.)
August Arnemann, one of the first settlers of Town Two Rivers, turned his farm over to his son several years ago and moved to Two Rivers. Last week he was on the farm helping his son with the hay. He was driving a horse-drawn hayrick and was outside the sight of the others. When they next saw the old gentlemen he had fallen from his seat on the rick and was dead on the ground. The horse
remained in position alongside. Medical examination concluded that Mr. Arnemann had suffered a stroke. He was laid to rest Sun. afternoon in a large funeral from the Lutheran Church.
(Mr. Arnemann was born 07 July 1832 in Heckenstaedt, Hanover, and came to America in Sep. 1856. He settled on the above-mentioned farm, and in Nov. of that year got married. He leaves his widow,3 sons and 6 daughters, namely, August, who lives on a farm near Mishicott, Hermann, who now works the old family farm, and Henry
the Assistant Principal in the high school in Eau Claire: Mrs. Wiengar, Mrs. Lieder, Mrs. Berg, and Mrs. Schmidt in Chicago, and Mrs. Fischer in Shawano).
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From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Mishicott, 02 Aug.)
Also, Mr. A. Arneman, father of Mr. A. Arneman here, who lived with his son Herman, died there suddenly Friday. He was carried to his last rest on Sun. in the cemetery of Two Rivers. Many friends of the old gentlemen from here paid him last respects.
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[August Arnemann/b. 7 July 1832, Germany/d. 30 July 1904/cause: Apxy/age 72yr.]
Thanks for the below to Larry Krueger
AUGUST ARNEMANN
From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 01 Aug.)
August Arnemann, one of the first settlers of Town Two Rivers, turned his farm over to his son several years ago and moved to Two Rivers. Last week he was on the farm helping his son with the hay. He was driving a horse-drawn hayrick and was outside the sight of the others. When they next saw the old gentlemen he had fallen from his seat on the rick and was dead on the ground. The horse
remained in position alongside. Medical examination concluded that Mr. Arnemann had suffered a stroke. He was laid to rest Sun. afternoon in a large funeral from the Lutheran Church.
(Mr. Arnemann was born 07 July 1832 in Heckenstaedt, Hanover, and came to America in Sep. 1856. He settled on the above-mentioned farm, and in Nov. of that year got married. He leaves his widow,3 sons and 6 daughters, namely, August, who lives on a farm near Mishicott, Hermann, who now works the old family farm, and Henry
the Assistant Principal in the high school in Eau Claire: Mrs. Wiengar, Mrs. Lieder, Mrs. Berg, and Mrs. Schmidt in Chicago, and Mrs. Fischer in Shawano).
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From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Mishicott, 02 Aug.)
Also, Mr. A. Arneman, father of Mr. A. Arneman here, who lived with his son Herman, died there suddenly Friday. He was carried to his last rest on Sun. in the cemetery of Two Rivers. Many friends of the old gentlemen from here paid him last respects.
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[August Arnemann/b. 7 July 1832, Germany/d. 30 July 1904/cause: Apxy/age 72yr.]
AUGUST ARNEMANN
From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Two Rivers, 01 Aug.)
August Arnemann, one of the first settlers of Town Two Rivers, turned his farm over to his son several years ago and moved to Two Rivers. Last week he was on the farm helping his son with the hay. He was driving a horse-drawn hayrick and was outside the sight of the others. When they next saw the old gentlemen he had fallen from his seat on the rick and was dead on the ground. The horse
remained in position alongside. Medical examination concluded that Mr. Arnemann had suffered a stroke. He was laid to rest Sun. afternoon in a large funeral from the Lutheran Church.
(Mr. Arnemann was born 07 July 1832 in Heckenstaedt, Hanover, and came to America in Sep. 1856. He settled on the above-mentioned farm, and in Nov. of that year got married. He leaves his widow,3 sons and 6 daughters, namely, August, who lives on a farm near Mishicott, Hermann, who now works the old family farm, and Henry
the Assistant Principal in the high school in Eau Claire: Mrs. Wiengar, Mrs. Lieder, Mrs. Berg, and Mrs. Schmidt in Chicago, and Mrs. Fischer in Shawano).
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From Der Nord Westen, 04 Aug. 1904: (From the correspondent in Mishicott, 02 Aug.)
Also, Mr. A. Arneman, father of Mr. A. Arneman here, who lived with his son Herman, died there suddenly Friday. He was carried to his last rest on Sun. in the cemetery of Two Rivers. Many friends of the old gentlemen from here paid him last respects.
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[August Arnemann/b. 7 July 1832, Germany/d. 30 July 1904/cause: Apxy/age 72yr.]
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