The Eldon Advertiser, February 5, 1920
The remains of George Williams who died in Kansas City, were brought here Sunday and taken to Bagnell for burial. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Williams of Bagnell. He had been employed in Kansas City for some time. His death was caused by an attack of the "flu".
The remains of George Williams who died in Kansas City, were brought here Sunday and taken to Bagnell for burial. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Williams of Bagnell. He had been employed in Kansas City for some time. His death was caused by an attack of the "flu".
The Eldon Advertiser, February 5, 1920
The remains of George Williams who died in Kansas City, were brought here Sunday and taken to Bagnell for burial. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Williams of Bagnell. He had been employed in Kansas City for some time. His death was caused by an attack of the "flu".
The remains of George Williams who died in Kansas City, were brought here Sunday and taken to Bagnell for burial. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Williams of Bagnell. He had been employed in Kansas City for some time. His death was caused by an attack of the "flu".
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