1871
On Kirchweih Sunday, October 15th, 1871, Joseph Siebenrock opened a tavern at Bohl. “Rosengarten” offered not only the local population but also the workers on the nearby railway line the opportunity to stop by. When Siebenrock died, his widow married Gerold Speh from Walke. He took over the impressive inn and the extensive agriculture associated with it. After the co-founder’s death, he married Luzia Spalt from Heudorf. Speh died in 1916 and his widow married Adolf Schmid, who was the “Rosenwirt” until 1940, also a widower.
After him, Karl Speh, the son from his mother’s first marriage, took over the property. Together with his wife Wally, née Reiner from Mengen, he ran the “Rosengarten” for over 30 years and made it a well-known inn for its good bourgeois cuisine. In addition, “Pfeifen-Karle”, as the sociable host was called by the locals, ran his large agriculture. With his impressive horse-drawn carriage, his pride and joy, he was a well-known local character.
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