Prominent Tulare County Ranchman Passes
Lewis L. Clark, prominent Tulare county ranchman and well-known in Tulare, died at his home in Delano yesterday, according to news brought to this city today. Death came suddenly, a recent illness apparently having been overcome with Mr. Clark rapidly convalescing.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rose Clark, his mother Mrs. Hannah K Clark, his brother Edwin C. Clark, and his sister, Mrs. Arthur E. Barnhard, all of Delano, and tow other sisters, Mrs. George S. Lee of San Francisco, and Mrs. Morrison R. Pixley, of Union, Wash.
Deceased was a son of the late T.E. Clark, who died in Visalia last December. Until about ten years ago, the younger Mr. Clark was a resident of Visalia.
The Daily Tulare Register, July 9. 1919
Lewis L. Clark, prominent Tulare county ranchman and well-known in Tulare, died at his home in Delano yesterday, according to news brought to this city today. Death came suddenly, a recent illness apparently having been overcome with Mr. Clark rapidly convalescing.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rose Clark, his mother Mrs. Hannah K Clark, his brother Edwin C. Clark, and his sister, Mrs. Arthur E. Barnhard, all of Delano, and tow other sisters, Mrs. George S. Lee of San Francisco, and Mrs. Morrison R. Pixley, of Union, Wash.
Deceased was a son of the late T.E. Clark, who died in Visalia last December. Until about ten years ago, the younger Mr. Clark was a resident of Visalia.
The Daily Tulare Register, July 9. 1919
Prominent Tulare County Ranchman Passes
Lewis L. Clark, prominent Tulare county ranchman and well-known in Tulare, died at his home in Delano yesterday, according to news brought to this city today. Death came suddenly, a recent illness apparently having been overcome with Mr. Clark rapidly convalescing.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rose Clark, his mother Mrs. Hannah K Clark, his brother Edwin C. Clark, and his sister, Mrs. Arthur E. Barnhard, all of Delano, and tow other sisters, Mrs. George S. Lee of San Francisco, and Mrs. Morrison R. Pixley, of Union, Wash.
Deceased was a son of the late T.E. Clark, who died in Visalia last December. Until about ten years ago, the younger Mr. Clark was a resident of Visalia.
The Daily Tulare Register, July 9. 1919
Lewis L. Clark, prominent Tulare county ranchman and well-known in Tulare, died at his home in Delano yesterday, according to news brought to this city today. Death came suddenly, a recent illness apparently having been overcome with Mr. Clark rapidly convalescing.
Mr. Clark is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rose Clark, his mother Mrs. Hannah K Clark, his brother Edwin C. Clark, and his sister, Mrs. Arthur E. Barnhard, all of Delano, and tow other sisters, Mrs. George S. Lee of San Francisco, and Mrs. Morrison R. Pixley, of Union, Wash.
Deceased was a son of the late T.E. Clark, who died in Visalia last December. Until about ten years ago, the younger Mr. Clark was a resident of Visalia.
The Daily Tulare Register, July 9. 1919
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