The Daily Oklahoman 
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 
July 8, 1910

Original Boomed Called By Death

John W. Koller, Aged 80, Dies, After Hard Life's Battle.

Members of the Men and Women of �89 societies will attend the funeral services of

John W. Koller, the pioneer who died .at.' 214 Choctaw avenue' Thursday night after two weeks' illness.

The funeral service will be held at Reed & Mueller�s undertaking rooms at 10 o'clock Saturday morning and interment will be at Fairlawn. The members of the Women of �89  are requested to attend in a body, but It will be impossible for all the men to do likewise. The son-in-law of Mr. Koller, who lives at 407 West Main street, has wired the son and daughter of the deceased. one of whom lives at Altoona, ,Pa., and the other at Seattle.

The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
July 9, 1910
page 7

KOLLER'S FUNERAL TODAY

The funeral of John S. Koller, the '89er who died at his home Wednesday evening, will be held at Reed & Mueller's undertaking establishment Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral service will be conducted by Rev. J. H. O. Smith, pastor of the Christian church. It is the intention of both the men and women of '89 to attend in a body. Some of the '89ers who live out of town will come to Oklahoma City to attend the funeral. Among those are Col. Sam Crocker of Mistletoe Springs and Samuel Rodbough of Harrah.

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