Obit of Mrs. Aug. (KLAPPENBACH) WOLLER (b.1870 d.1908), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 23 April 1908

Mrs. Aug. Woller Dead.
	News of the death of Mrs. Aug. Woller came as a shock to the community. 
She passed away Monday monring at 1:45 at her home two miles east of this
place, after only a few day’s illness, having become ill last Friday and at
first nothing serious was anticipated.  Medical aid was summoned but she
was in a condition for which there was no relief as blood poison had set
in.  Mrs. Woller was born in Kelso township to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Klappenbach, on July 1st. 1870, and was therefore nearly thirty-eight years
of age.  On the 22nd day of May, 1893, she assumed the marriage vows with
Aug. Woller, and four children were born to them, one son and three
daughters.  She was an industrious lady and was well thought of by all who
knew her.  By her untimely death, the little ones are deprived of the
mother’s care and attention.  Besides her husband and four children who are
left to mourn her death, she leaves an aged mother and four brothers.  The
funeral was held yesterday (Thursday) from the home at one o’clock , after
which services were held at St. Paul’s Lutheran church, Rev. Cornils
preaching the last sad rites.  Interment was made in the cemetery south of
town.  The Hub extends sympathy to the bereaved husband in his hour of deep
sorrow.  -  [Gaylord] Hub.