Miss Carolina "Carrie" Stahl Dead.
June 23, 1910 Manning Monitor Last Monday June 19, 1910, occurred one of the saddest deaths that has occurred in this community for some time, when Miss Carrie Stahl, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand "Fred" and Pauline F. (Schroeder) Stahl, living south of Manning, died. Born on October 23, 1891, she was a little over 18 years of age and in the full strength of womanhood. She had been sick for less than a week and had been enjoying good health, but she was attacked by that dreaded pneumonia and in a very short time the fever began to raise in spite of all the efforts of the doctors and trained nurse. For some time the fever was over 107 degrees high. No one could live with such a high fever and she finally passed peacefully away.

The funeral was preached at the home Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Gunther giving the funeral address and speaking comforting words to the bereaved parents and relatives. A great many friends had gathered at Mr. Stahl's home in respect of their daughter and afterward sorrowfully followed the remains to the Manning Cemetery where kind hands laid her body to rest.

For the last eight months Miss Stahl had been working in Mr. Wilbat's tailor shop and was a bright young lady full of promise. She leaves her parents, three brothers and two sisters, a number of relatives and a host of friends who sincerely mourn her untimely death.