Succumbs to Apoplectic Stroke
Last Thursday afternoon, while her daughter was down town, Mrs. Wetherill telephoned her physician to come right over as she had a bad spell. The doctor hastened to her home and as no one answered his ring admitted himself and found Mrs. Wetherill dead in her chair about eight feet away from the telephone. An inquest was held and a jury composed of Sam Todd, Fred Guthrie, and John Conway gave a verdict of death by apoplexy.

Mrs. Wetherill had long been a sufferer and fully realized her hopeless condition. Her daughter, Mrs. H. Hart of Council Bluffs was sent for and arrived late Thursday night. Mrs. Wetherill had long been a resident of Carroll and the large circle of friends present at her funeral Sunday testified to the esteem in which she was held. Rev. Arthur Pratt of the Episcopal Church conducted the funeral and a choir composed of Mrs. Tainter, Amy Hodge, C.W. Bruner and William Humphrey assisted. The floral offerings were very beautiful and at the close of the services a large concourse of friends followed the remains to their last resting place.
Carroll Sentinel

Mrs. Wetherill is well known to Manning people as one time in the pioneer days Mr. Wetherill ran a large hardware store here. She is also a sister of Mrs. C.W. Brent of this city.