WOEHLER, Chas. (d.1912), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 18 April 1912

DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER
Prominent Citizen of Kelso 
Goes to His Final Reward
Chas. Woehler, one of the oldest and most highly respected residents of
this section of the county, passed away at his home in Kelso, on Tuesday
evening, April 16, at seven o’clock, of asthma, complicated with
plura-pneumonia, aged 78 years.
Mr. Woehler had been ailing for some time, but hope was not despaired of
until shortly before his death.  He had a similar siege of illness two
years ago, but overcame it and it was thought that he might outlive this
attack owning to his well-known rugged constitution, but his advanced age
was against him.  The funeral will take place tomorrow (Friday) afternoon
from the residence to the New Rome church of which deceased was on of the
charter members.  He was also a Master Mason, being a member of Henderson
Lodge No. 80, A.F. & A.M., and the Lodge, as well as the church, loses one
of its best and most worthy members.
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