MUELLER, Julius E. (b.1874 d.1904), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 26 May 1904

DEATH OF A FORMER CITIZEN
Of this place, Julius E. Mueller, occurred Sunday at a St. Louis 
hospital. Was on his way home.
DEATH CAUSED BY LUNG TROUBLE.
He was a son of Aug. Mueller and had spent most of his life in this
neighborhood.
	The sad news reached here Sunday that Julius E. Mueller, a 
former highly respected and well known citizen of this place, had 
answered death’s call. 
He left Texas which has been his home for almost three years past, 
and was on his way to return to his home here when, at St. Louis, 
his condition became so serious that it was found necessary to take  
him to the Centenary hospital where he died Sunday at 3:40 o’clock p.m.
	For the past four years he has been ailing with lung trouble 
and in October 1901 in hopes of gaining his health, he decided to 
change his location and move to a warm climate, and left on the  
seventh of that month, for Fort Worth, Texas, which was his home  
until last December when he moved to San Antonio, Texas.  He had 
been the time he was in Texas, salesman and collector for the J. F. 
Case Implement Co.
	While he was in Texas he was at times in fairly good health 
but he never regained his former health and some months ago his 
condition became very serious when asthma also set in which 
ultimately hasened [sic.] his untimely demise.  He was just in the 
prime of life, being only somewhat over 29 years of age, and it is 
indeed a sad blow to his loving wife and son and other relatives that 
he should be taken from them so early in life.
 He was an exemplary young man, a true friend, an honest and upright
business man, a loving husband and father.  All who knew him speak 
of him with the utmost respect.
	The deceased was a son of August Mueller and was born on the 
farm in Arlington township on July 1st, 1874, being at the time of 
this death, 29 years, 10 months and 28 days old.  On October 7th, 
1898 he was united in marriage to Tillie Weckworth and later went 
into partnership with his brother, Chas. in the hardware business 
at this place in which business he was engaged up to the time of 
his leaving for Texas, which he was compelled to do owing to his 
poor health.
	His mother died July 21, 1890, so he leaves to mourn his 
death besides his wife and little son, his father and four brothers, 
Chas., Martin, Otto and William.
	His body was brought to this place Tuesday and a large number 
of friends who were at the depot to witness the return of his remains, 
shows the high regard and esteem in which he was held by our people.  
His wife and son, and his brother, Otto, returned with the body.
	The funeral will take place this afternoon at 1 o’clock from 
the residence and his remains will be interred in the village  
cemetery, Rev. Reuter of the Green Isle township church will perform 
the services which will be held in the church of this place.
	The bereaved relatives have the sincerest sympathy of all 
in their sad bereavement.
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