Obit for KOHLER, Arthur Julius (b.1905 d.1907), Swift Co., MN

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Arthur Julius KOHLER November 8, 1905 to January 21, 1907

Arthur, the fourteen months old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Koehler, passed 

away at the home of his parents last Monday, January 21, 1907. The little 

boy contracted a severe cold from the effects of which he did not rally. 

The medical skill, kind hearts and loving hand could do but little to 

alleviate the sufferings of the little one, so in the early hours of last 

Monday God added his little darling to the bright throng that hovers 

around His heavenly throne, where pain and suffering are unknown. The 

funeral was held last Wednesday afternoon from the German Lutheran church 

of Fairfield. Rev. Albert Braner conducting the funeral services. 

Interment took place at the cemetery adjacent to the church. The sympathy 

of the community is extended to the bereaved parents in their sad loss.