March 26, 1897 Clinton Public
A Prominent Man Dead.
Levi TROXEL, aged 55 years, died Sunday evening at his home three and one-half miles west of Wapella, of heart trouble. He had been sick but a short time and his death was a surprise to his many friends. Mr. Troxel was prominent in social and political affairs in Wapella township, where he has resided nearly all his life. He was also well known in Clinton and DeWitt county He leaves a wife and three children, Lawrence, Bert and Mrs. Lizzie Aunger, of Wapella. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Rev. Ingraham officiating. Interment in Crum cemetery.
A Prominent Man Dead.
Levi TROXEL, aged 55 years, died Sunday evening at his home three and one-half miles west of Wapella, of heart trouble. He had been sick but a short time and his death was a surprise to his many friends. Mr. Troxel was prominent in social and political affairs in Wapella township, where he has resided nearly all his life. He was also well known in Clinton and DeWitt county He leaves a wife and three children, Lawrence, Bert and Mrs. Lizzie Aunger, of Wapella. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Rev. Ingraham officiating. Interment in Crum cemetery.
March 26, 1897 Clinton Public
A Prominent Man Dead.
Levi TROXEL, aged 55 years, died Sunday evening at his home three and one-half miles west of Wapella, of heart trouble. He had been sick but a short time and his death was a surprise to his many friends. Mr. Troxel was prominent in social and political affairs in Wapella township, where he has resided nearly all his life. He was also well known in Clinton and DeWitt county He leaves a wife and three children, Lawrence, Bert and Mrs. Lizzie Aunger, of Wapella. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Rev. Ingraham officiating. Interment in Crum cemetery.
A Prominent Man Dead.
Levi TROXEL, aged 55 years, died Sunday evening at his home three and one-half miles west of Wapella, of heart trouble. He had been sick but a short time and his death was a surprise to his many friends. Mr. Troxel was prominent in social and political affairs in Wapella township, where he has resided nearly all his life. He was also well known in Clinton and DeWitt county He leaves a wife and three children, Lawrence, Bert and Mrs. Lizzie Aunger, of Wapella. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Rev. Ingraham officiating. Interment in Crum cemetery.
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