Interment was made at Maple Grove Cemetery, Audubon, Iowa.

Mr. Wever lived at 933 Thirty-first Street in Audubon. He died Saturday at his home after a long illness.

He is survival by a wife, Mary, and one daughter, Louise Bennett Wever.
Des Moines Tribune, September 1, 1919

Son of Madison J. & Mary Jane (Hall) Wever.
Husband of Mary Etta Gardner married December 24, 1878, Stark County, Illinois.
Father of Mita Estella (Williams), Dana Edison, Cora Alvina (Paulsen), Leo F., Myrtle B., Chester Arthur Wever.
Was a farmer in the Audubon County, Iowa.

PROMINENT MAN FOUND DEAD IN BED
GEORGE WEVER, PROSPEROUS FARMER OF AUDUBON COUNTY, DIES IN NIGHT
Audubon, Iowa, April 14
George Wever, a well-known and prosperous farmer of Lincoln Township was found dead at his home thirteen miles northwest of this city at an early hour yesterday morning. Mr. Wever had been in his usual good health when he retired. At 2 o'clock his wife went to his bedside and at that time he seemed to be all right. In the morning his wife went to call him for breakfast and found him cold in death. She at once called her daughter, Mrs. Peter Paulsen, who lives nearby and a physician was called. Death was either the result of heart failure or a stroke of apoplexy.

Mr. Wever was about 63 years of age and leaves a widow and four children: Lee Wever of Coon Rapids; Denny Wever of near Waterloo; Mrs. Peter Paulsen, who resides near her parents; and one daughter who lives in Rock Island, Illinois.

Mr. Wever came to Audubon County thirty-four years ago and with the exception of a few years that he lived north of Templeton. He has been a resident of Lincoln Township. He was a prosperous farmer and enjoyed a wide acquaintance.
Evening Nonpareil, April 14, 1919