Death notice published 7/20/1911 in Mountain Grove, MO newspaper:
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coble, formerly of Douglas county, were murdered at Rayner, Wyoming, July 10th. Mr. Coble was the son of A. L. Coble of Topaz, and had been married but a short time. The supposition is, from the meager returns received, that an insane person did the deed and that they were killed through mistake, as the man had been heard to remark that he intended to kill another man and his wife. The remains will arrive here Saturday, after which interment will be made at the Brushy Woods cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coble, formerly of Douglas county, were murdered at Rayner, Wyoming, July 10th. Mr. Coble was the son of A. L. Coble of Topaz, and had been married but a short time. The supposition is, from the meager returns received, that an insane person did the deed and that they were killed through mistake, as the man had been heard to remark that he intended to kill another man and his wife. The remains will arrive here Saturday, after which interment will be made at the Brushy Woods cemetery.
Death notice published 7/20/1911 in Mountain Grove, MO newspaper:
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coble, formerly of Douglas county, were murdered at Rayner, Wyoming, July 10th. Mr. Coble was the son of A. L. Coble of Topaz, and had been married but a short time. The supposition is, from the meager returns received, that an insane person did the deed and that they were killed through mistake, as the man had been heard to remark that he intended to kill another man and his wife. The remains will arrive here Saturday, after which interment will be made at the Brushy Woods cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Coble, formerly of Douglas county, were murdered at Rayner, Wyoming, July 10th. Mr. Coble was the son of A. L. Coble of Topaz, and had been married but a short time. The supposition is, from the meager returns received, that an insane person did the deed and that they were killed through mistake, as the man had been heard to remark that he intended to kill another man and his wife. The remains will arrive here Saturday, after which interment will be made at the Brushy Woods cemetery.
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