11 Sep 1905: Charles R. Keller, residing at 113 South Sixth Street, died on Sunday from the result of leaving the house too soon after having been ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Keller had been confined to bed and house for quite a time, suffering with this dreaded disease, and it is believed that on account of leaving the house too soon, he had a relapse. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and two daughters, Cecelia A. and Bessie R., and one son, John M. He was aged about 40 years and was well known as a painter and paperhanger. Clayton M. Keller, residing at 824 Church Street, is a brother. Deceased is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John W, Keller, also residing at 824 Church street. [Lebanon Daily News]
11 Sep 1905: Charles R. Keller, residing at 113 South Sixth Street, died on Sunday from the result of leaving the house too soon after having been ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Keller had been confined to bed and house for quite a time, suffering with this dreaded disease, and it is believed that on account of leaving the house too soon, he had a relapse. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, and two daughters, Cecelia A. and Bessie R., and one son, John M. He was aged about 40 years and was well known as a painter and paperhanger. Clayton M. Keller, residing at 824 Church Street, is a brother. Deceased is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John W, Keller, also residing at 824 Church street. [Lebanon Daily News]
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