Graham Cotton and Harvey Mann were on their way to a dance at Lake Pauline Saturday night when the Ford touring car Cotton was driving overturned four miles east of Quanah after colliding with a car parked by the side of the road. Mann died at Ball Sanitarium early Sunday morning of his injuries. He was reared near Goodlett and was a cotton buyer in Quanah and is survived by a 10-year-old son, who lives with his aunt near Goodlett, his mother, Mrs. Rufus Mann of Goodlett, and several brothers and sisters.
--Extracted from the Wichita Daily Times, Mon., Jan. 18, 1926, p.1, and the Quanah Tribune-Chief, Tue., Jan. 19, 1926, p.1
--Extracted from the Wichita Daily Times, Mon., Jan. 18, 1926, p.1, and the Quanah Tribune-Chief, Tue., Jan. 19, 1926, p.1
Graham Cotton and Harvey Mann were on their way to a dance at Lake Pauline Saturday night when the Ford touring car Cotton was driving overturned four miles east of Quanah after colliding with a car parked by the side of the road. Mann died at Ball Sanitarium early Sunday morning of his injuries. He was reared near Goodlett and was a cotton buyer in Quanah and is survived by a 10-year-old son, who lives with his aunt near Goodlett, his mother, Mrs. Rufus Mann of Goodlett, and several brothers and sisters.
--Extracted from the Wichita Daily Times, Mon., Jan. 18, 1926, p.1, and the Quanah Tribune-Chief, Tue., Jan. 19, 1926, p.1
--Extracted from the Wichita Daily Times, Mon., Jan. 18, 1926, p.1, and the Quanah Tribune-Chief, Tue., Jan. 19, 1926, p.1
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