2/15/1918, Pg 1 - Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Monitor
George W. Richardson Buried.
Man whose wife was buried here ten days ago, died of pneumonia in Kansas City
George W. Richardson, a truck gardener of Kansas City, aged 57 years, whose wife died ten days ago and who funeral was held from the home of her brother, Amos Fairman of 113 South Barbee street, died at his home Wednesday night. Death was due to pneumonia which was contracted while he was attending his wife's funeral here, when he caught cold.
The remans were brought to this city and the funeral services were held from the Konantz mortuary this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. W.l. Morris. Interment was made in the Chapel Grove cemetery. beside his wife. Mr. Richardson resided on a farm northeast of town about 15 years ago.
George W. Richardson Buried.
Man whose wife was buried here ten days ago, died of pneumonia in Kansas City
George W. Richardson, a truck gardener of Kansas City, aged 57 years, whose wife died ten days ago and who funeral was held from the home of her brother, Amos Fairman of 113 South Barbee street, died at his home Wednesday night. Death was due to pneumonia which was contracted while he was attending his wife's funeral here, when he caught cold.
The remans were brought to this city and the funeral services were held from the Konantz mortuary this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. W.l. Morris. Interment was made in the Chapel Grove cemetery. beside his wife. Mr. Richardson resided on a farm northeast of town about 15 years ago.
2/15/1918, Pg 1 - Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Monitor
George W. Richardson Buried.
Man whose wife was buried here ten days ago, died of pneumonia in Kansas City
George W. Richardson, a truck gardener of Kansas City, aged 57 years, whose wife died ten days ago and who funeral was held from the home of her brother, Amos Fairman of 113 South Barbee street, died at his home Wednesday night. Death was due to pneumonia which was contracted while he was attending his wife's funeral here, when he caught cold.
The remans were brought to this city and the funeral services were held from the Konantz mortuary this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. W.l. Morris. Interment was made in the Chapel Grove cemetery. beside his wife. Mr. Richardson resided on a farm northeast of town about 15 years ago.
George W. Richardson Buried.
Man whose wife was buried here ten days ago, died of pneumonia in Kansas City
George W. Richardson, a truck gardener of Kansas City, aged 57 years, whose wife died ten days ago and who funeral was held from the home of her brother, Amos Fairman of 113 South Barbee street, died at his home Wednesday night. Death was due to pneumonia which was contracted while he was attending his wife's funeral here, when he caught cold.
The remans were brought to this city and the funeral services were held from the Konantz mortuary this afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. W.l. Morris. Interment was made in the Chapel Grove cemetery. beside his wife. Mr. Richardson resided on a farm northeast of town about 15 years ago.
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