The Holden Progress, January 3, 1915
Mrs. W. P. Paul, widow of W. P. Paul. Died in Lee's Summit and the body was brought here for interment in the Bluff Springs cemetery this (Thursday) afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Paul, known to the older residents as Uncle Billy and Aunt Adelaide, settled in Western Johnson County, about 60 years ago. For the last fifteen years the home was in Lee's Summit. Uncle Billy died about two years ago. Mrs. Paul had reached fourscore and ten.
Mrs. W. P. Paul, widow of W. P. Paul. Died in Lee's Summit and the body was brought here for interment in the Bluff Springs cemetery this (Thursday) afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Paul, known to the older residents as Uncle Billy and Aunt Adelaide, settled in Western Johnson County, about 60 years ago. For the last fifteen years the home was in Lee's Summit. Uncle Billy died about two years ago. Mrs. Paul had reached fourscore and ten.
The Holden Progress, January 3, 1915
Mrs. W. P. Paul, widow of W. P. Paul. Died in Lee's Summit and the body was brought here for interment in the Bluff Springs cemetery this (Thursday) afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Paul, known to the older residents as Uncle Billy and Aunt Adelaide, settled in Western Johnson County, about 60 years ago. For the last fifteen years the home was in Lee's Summit. Uncle Billy died about two years ago. Mrs. Paul had reached fourscore and ten.
Mrs. W. P. Paul, widow of W. P. Paul. Died in Lee's Summit and the body was brought here for interment in the Bluff Springs cemetery this (Thursday) afternoon. Mr. & Mrs. Paul, known to the older residents as Uncle Billy and Aunt Adelaide, settled in Western Johnson County, about 60 years ago. For the last fifteen years the home was in Lee's Summit. Uncle Billy died about two years ago. Mrs. Paul had reached fourscore and ten.
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