The Wabasha County Herald Mar. 26, 1903
Died Suddenly.
The remains of the late Henry Dwelle,
the announcement of whose sudden death
at Chattanooga, Tenn., was made in the
Hearld of last week, were brought to
Lake City, the funeral occuring from the
home on Sunday afternoon. The facts
relating to Mr. Dwelle's death seem to
be these: He in company with his wife
was returning from a tour of Cuba,
Florida and the south, and had decided
to spend a day or two at Chattanooga.
He went to one of the prominent hotels
where he had secured rooms, and left
Mrs. Dwelle, while he returned to the sta
tion in company with the porter, for his
baggage. On returning he complained
of being dizzy, and in a few moments
thereafter fell to the street dead.
Deceased was a native of Truxton, New
York, and was in his sixty-seventh year.
He came to Lake City when a mere boy.
He was a member of the firm of Dwelle
Bros., of Lake City, and was a thor
oughly representative citizen.
Died Suddenly.
The remains of the late Henry Dwelle,
the announcement of whose sudden death
at Chattanooga, Tenn., was made in the
Hearld of last week, were brought to
Lake City, the funeral occuring from the
home on Sunday afternoon. The facts
relating to Mr. Dwelle's death seem to
be these: He in company with his wife
was returning from a tour of Cuba,
Florida and the south, and had decided
to spend a day or two at Chattanooga.
He went to one of the prominent hotels
where he had secured rooms, and left
Mrs. Dwelle, while he returned to the sta
tion in company with the porter, for his
baggage. On returning he complained
of being dizzy, and in a few moments
thereafter fell to the street dead.
Deceased was a native of Truxton, New
York, and was in his sixty-seventh year.
He came to Lake City when a mere boy.
He was a member of the firm of Dwelle
Bros., of Lake City, and was a thor
oughly representative citizen.
The Wabasha County Herald Mar. 26, 1903
Died Suddenly.
The remains of the late Henry Dwelle,
the announcement of whose sudden death
at Chattanooga, Tenn., was made in the
Hearld of last week, were brought to
Lake City, the funeral occuring from the
home on Sunday afternoon. The facts
relating to Mr. Dwelle's death seem to
be these: He in company with his wife
was returning from a tour of Cuba,
Florida and the south, and had decided
to spend a day or two at Chattanooga.
He went to one of the prominent hotels
where he had secured rooms, and left
Mrs. Dwelle, while he returned to the sta
tion in company with the porter, for his
baggage. On returning he complained
of being dizzy, and in a few moments
thereafter fell to the street dead.
Deceased was a native of Truxton, New
York, and was in his sixty-seventh year.
He came to Lake City when a mere boy.
He was a member of the firm of Dwelle
Bros., of Lake City, and was a thor
oughly representative citizen.
Died Suddenly.
The remains of the late Henry Dwelle,
the announcement of whose sudden death
at Chattanooga, Tenn., was made in the
Hearld of last week, were brought to
Lake City, the funeral occuring from the
home on Sunday afternoon. The facts
relating to Mr. Dwelle's death seem to
be these: He in company with his wife
was returning from a tour of Cuba,
Florida and the south, and had decided
to spend a day or two at Chattanooga.
He went to one of the prominent hotels
where he had secured rooms, and left
Mrs. Dwelle, while he returned to the sta
tion in company with the porter, for his
baggage. On returning he complained
of being dizzy, and in a few moments
thereafter fell to the street dead.
Deceased was a native of Truxton, New
York, and was in his sixty-seventh year.
He came to Lake City when a mere boy.
He was a member of the firm of Dwelle
Bros., of Lake City, and was a thor
oughly representative citizen.
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