Married. Informant: V. N. Bailey. Parents: Charles Kohler and Ella McGill (born California). Occupation: Mining engineer. [Nevada death cert. Also source of DOB, places. Indicates removal to Virginia City, so this marker may be cenotaph.]∼Copied from The Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, dated Friday, May 30, 1913
Death Comes Unexpectedly
Virginia City Man Dies Suddenly When Recovering From Operation
While apparently on the road to complete recovery after an operation in a local hospital, Charles Kohler, aged 37, a hoisting engineer and miller of Virginia City, died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
The young man had been operated on a few days ago and Dr. McKenzie was confident that he speedily would recover.
After lunch yesterday he was seized with a severe vomiting spell and died despite every attention that medical science could give him.
Kohler's father is a well known Virginia City business man. He has been engaged for years in the milling business in which his son also was interested.
Kohler's wife was a Miss Mamie Hanning of Virginia City. She is teaching school at Genoa.
The remains are at the parlors of the Perkins-Gulling Co.
Death Comes Unexpectedly
Virginia City Man Dies Suddenly When Recovering From Operation
While apparently on the road to complete recovery after an operation in a local hospital, Charles Kohler, aged 37, a hoisting engineer and miller of Virginia City, died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
The young man had been operated on a few days ago and Dr. McKenzie was confident that he speedily would recover.
After lunch yesterday he was seized with a severe vomiting spell and died despite every attention that medical science could give him.
Kohler's father is a well known Virginia City business man. He has been engaged for years in the milling business in which his son also was interested.
Kohler's wife was a Miss Mamie Hanning of Virginia City. She is teaching school at Genoa.
The remains are at the parlors of the Perkins-Gulling Co.
Married. Informant: V. N. Bailey. Parents: Charles Kohler and Ella McGill (born California). Occupation: Mining engineer. [Nevada death cert. Also source of DOB, places. Indicates removal to Virginia City, so this marker may be cenotaph.]∼Copied from The Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, dated Friday, May 30, 1913
Death Comes Unexpectedly
Virginia City Man Dies Suddenly When Recovering From Operation
While apparently on the road to complete recovery after an operation in a local hospital, Charles Kohler, aged 37, a hoisting engineer and miller of Virginia City, died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
The young man had been operated on a few days ago and Dr. McKenzie was confident that he speedily would recover.
After lunch yesterday he was seized with a severe vomiting spell and died despite every attention that medical science could give him.
Kohler's father is a well known Virginia City business man. He has been engaged for years in the milling business in which his son also was interested.
Kohler's wife was a Miss Mamie Hanning of Virginia City. She is teaching school at Genoa.
The remains are at the parlors of the Perkins-Gulling Co.
Death Comes Unexpectedly
Virginia City Man Dies Suddenly When Recovering From Operation
While apparently on the road to complete recovery after an operation in a local hospital, Charles Kohler, aged 37, a hoisting engineer and miller of Virginia City, died suddenly yesterday afternoon.
The young man had been operated on a few days ago and Dr. McKenzie was confident that he speedily would recover.
After lunch yesterday he was seized with a severe vomiting spell and died despite every attention that medical science could give him.
Kohler's father is a well known Virginia City business man. He has been engaged for years in the milling business in which his son also was interested.
Kohler's wife was a Miss Mamie Hanning of Virginia City. She is teaching school at Genoa.
The remains are at the parlors of the Perkins-Gulling Co.
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