The Evening Statesman; Walla Walla, Washington; 12 Jul 1909; Page 5
--To Bring Body of Dead Man Here For Burial--
--Remains of August Henriod, Who Was Killed Near Spokane, to Arrive In City Tomorrow--
The body of August Henriod, who met with a fatal accident last Saturday resulting in his death, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock on the Northern Pacific train. Henroid was a well-known young man in Walla Walla and was working for an electrical company near Spokane when he was injured. While employed on a bridge, his footing slipped causing him to fall to the ground below. Lying there stunned by the fall, a large piece of planking became dislodged and fell across his body, injuring him so seriously that he died within a few hours.
The deceased leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Henriod, a sister, Miss Nina, and a brother, Louis, at 314 North Fifth Street; also a sister, Mrs. A. Boston, wife of Dr. A. Boston, at 406 East Main Street, and a brother Henry of Spokane. August grew to manhood in this city.
--To Bring Body of Dead Man Here For Burial--
--Remains of August Henriod, Who Was Killed Near Spokane, to Arrive In City Tomorrow--
The body of August Henriod, who met with a fatal accident last Saturday resulting in his death, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock on the Northern Pacific train. Henroid was a well-known young man in Walla Walla and was working for an electrical company near Spokane when he was injured. While employed on a bridge, his footing slipped causing him to fall to the ground below. Lying there stunned by the fall, a large piece of planking became dislodged and fell across his body, injuring him so seriously that he died within a few hours.
The deceased leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Henriod, a sister, Miss Nina, and a brother, Louis, at 314 North Fifth Street; also a sister, Mrs. A. Boston, wife of Dr. A. Boston, at 406 East Main Street, and a brother Henry of Spokane. August grew to manhood in this city.
The Evening Statesman; Walla Walla, Washington; 12 Jul 1909; Page 5
--To Bring Body of Dead Man Here For Burial--
--Remains of August Henriod, Who Was Killed Near Spokane, to Arrive In City Tomorrow--
The body of August Henriod, who met with a fatal accident last Saturday resulting in his death, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock on the Northern Pacific train. Henroid was a well-known young man in Walla Walla and was working for an electrical company near Spokane when he was injured. While employed on a bridge, his footing slipped causing him to fall to the ground below. Lying there stunned by the fall, a large piece of planking became dislodged and fell across his body, injuring him so seriously that he died within a few hours.
The deceased leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Henriod, a sister, Miss Nina, and a brother, Louis, at 314 North Fifth Street; also a sister, Mrs. A. Boston, wife of Dr. A. Boston, at 406 East Main Street, and a brother Henry of Spokane. August grew to manhood in this city.
--To Bring Body of Dead Man Here For Burial--
--Remains of August Henriod, Who Was Killed Near Spokane, to Arrive In City Tomorrow--
The body of August Henriod, who met with a fatal accident last Saturday resulting in his death, will arrive in this city tomorrow morning at 10:45 o'clock on the Northern Pacific train. Henroid was a well-known young man in Walla Walla and was working for an electrical company near Spokane when he was injured. While employed on a bridge, his footing slipped causing him to fall to the ground below. Lying there stunned by the fall, a large piece of planking became dislodged and fell across his body, injuring him so seriously that he died within a few hours.
The deceased leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Henriod, a sister, Miss Nina, and a brother, Louis, at 314 North Fifth Street; also a sister, Mrs. A. Boston, wife of Dr. A. Boston, at 406 East Main Street, and a brother Henry of Spokane. August grew to manhood in this city.
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