The sudden death of Charles Fehring was a great shock to his family and the community. It occurred about two o'clock Sunday afternoon after a short illness. Charles William Fehring has been for thirteen years past a respected citizen of Antigo, following the business of a saddler. He was born in Manitowoc forty-one years ago, his entire life being spent there until the past thirteen years which was spent here. In 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Weiler. Nine children were born to this union, namely five sons and four daughters, of whom one son died a year ago.
Mr. Fehring was one of the pioneers of this city in was highly thought of by his friends and neighbors. He was a kind and loving husband and father in sought in every way to make home pleasant. He was a warm friend to whom he was a friend. In his business life his walk was honest and upright.
We are called upon to part with one so dear to us, whose future seemed so bright. In the prime of his life he is cut down. No arrow could have pierced deeper in the mourning wife's and children's heart. To the loving wife and family there only remains the consolation of the victory to be at over death and the grave.
He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon from the German Evangelical church, Rev. O.J. Gilbert performing the ceremonies. A very long procession followed the remains to their last resting place at the cemetery. Many floral emblems rested on the casket from loving friends.
Those who were in attendance at the funeral from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. William Fehring and children, of Manitowoc, and Mrs. J. C. Trader and son, of Fond du Lac.
Weekly News Item
22 Jun 1901
Page 5
Cause of death: Short illness.
Mr. Fehring was one of the pioneers of this city in was highly thought of by his friends and neighbors. He was a kind and loving husband and father in sought in every way to make home pleasant. He was a warm friend to whom he was a friend. In his business life his walk was honest and upright.
We are called upon to part with one so dear to us, whose future seemed so bright. In the prime of his life he is cut down. No arrow could have pierced deeper in the mourning wife's and children's heart. To the loving wife and family there only remains the consolation of the victory to be at over death and the grave.
He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon from the German Evangelical church, Rev. O.J. Gilbert performing the ceremonies. A very long procession followed the remains to their last resting place at the cemetery. Many floral emblems rested on the casket from loving friends.
Those who were in attendance at the funeral from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. William Fehring and children, of Manitowoc, and Mrs. J. C. Trader and son, of Fond du Lac.
Weekly News Item
22 Jun 1901
Page 5
Cause of death: Short illness.
The sudden death of Charles Fehring was a great shock to his family and the community. It occurred about two o'clock Sunday afternoon after a short illness. Charles William Fehring has been for thirteen years past a respected citizen of Antigo, following the business of a saddler. He was born in Manitowoc forty-one years ago, his entire life being spent there until the past thirteen years which was spent here. In 1880 he was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Weiler. Nine children were born to this union, namely five sons and four daughters, of whom one son died a year ago.
Mr. Fehring was one of the pioneers of this city in was highly thought of by his friends and neighbors. He was a kind and loving husband and father in sought in every way to make home pleasant. He was a warm friend to whom he was a friend. In his business life his walk was honest and upright.
We are called upon to part with one so dear to us, whose future seemed so bright. In the prime of his life he is cut down. No arrow could have pierced deeper in the mourning wife's and children's heart. To the loving wife and family there only remains the consolation of the victory to be at over death and the grave.
He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon from the German Evangelical church, Rev. O.J. Gilbert performing the ceremonies. A very long procession followed the remains to their last resting place at the cemetery. Many floral emblems rested on the casket from loving friends.
Those who were in attendance at the funeral from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. William Fehring and children, of Manitowoc, and Mrs. J. C. Trader and son, of Fond du Lac.
Weekly News Item
22 Jun 1901
Page 5
Cause of death: Short illness.
Mr. Fehring was one of the pioneers of this city in was highly thought of by his friends and neighbors. He was a kind and loving husband and father in sought in every way to make home pleasant. He was a warm friend to whom he was a friend. In his business life his walk was honest and upright.
We are called upon to part with one so dear to us, whose future seemed so bright. In the prime of his life he is cut down. No arrow could have pierced deeper in the mourning wife's and children's heart. To the loving wife and family there only remains the consolation of the victory to be at over death and the grave.
He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his loss. Funeral services were held on Wednesday afternoon from the German Evangelical church, Rev. O.J. Gilbert performing the ceremonies. A very long procession followed the remains to their last resting place at the cemetery. Many floral emblems rested on the casket from loving friends.
Those who were in attendance at the funeral from abroad were Mr. and Mrs. William Fehring and children, of Manitowoc, and Mrs. J. C. Trader and son, of Fond du Lac.
Weekly News Item
22 Jun 1901
Page 5
Cause of death: Short illness.
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