Obit of Mrs. Rudolph (Lena Boehlke) TIMM Jr.(b.1874 d.1905), Wabasha Co., MN
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  02/26/1874 ~ 04/09/1905
  Mrs. Rudolph Timm (Lena Boehlke ~ Richard's Grandmother) 
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Mrs. Rudolph Timm (Lena Boehlke), 02/26/1874 ~ 04/09/1905
"Answers Death's Call"
The Plainview News, Plainview, Minnesota 
Friday, April 14, 1905
 Mrs. Rudolph Timm, Jr. died at her home north of town Sunday, April 9th. The 
deceased had been in poor health for the past two months but had not been 
considered serious until the past two weeks when she gradually grew worse until 
death ended her sufferings as noted above; death being due to uremia. 
 Mts. Timm's maiden name was Lena Boehlke and she was the oldest daughter of the 
Fred Boehlkes'. She was born in Elgin, Minnesota on February 26, 1894 and raised 
to womanhood in this vicinity. On Septemeber 21, 1894, she was married to 
Rudolph Timm, Jr. and to this union four children were born to bless their home. 

 The surviving relatives are her husband and four sons; Gilfert, Herbert, 
Clarence, and Aise. 
 The funeral was held at the German Lutheran Church in Plainview, Minnesota on 
Wednesday afternoon at 1 PM. Rev. Drews officiated, followed by the interment in 
Greenwood Cemetery in Plainview.