The following is from the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of October 26, 1922:
"ONE MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY STREET CAR
W. Harry Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st. St. is in the Seattle General hospital in a critical condition as the result of being run down by a Ballard North street car at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest early last night.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the one-man car which ran down Woodruff, the latter had stepped off another car and walked directly in front of the oncoming Ballard car. Physicians at the hospital reported that Woodruff was suffering from a fractured skull and broken arm."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of October 27, 1922:
"Injury Proves Fatal To Man Hurt by Car
Warren H. Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st St., who was run down by a Ballard North street cat at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest Wednesday night, died in the Seattle General Hospital late yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered in the accident.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the street car, Woodruff had alighted from another car and walked into the path of the approaching Ballard car.
Surviving him are his widow and two sons, Byron, 13 and Bruce, 11. The body is at the Home Undertaking parlors pending completion of funeral arrangements."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of Sunday morning October 29, 1922:
"WOODRUFF - At 1511 W. 51st. Oct 16, 1922, Warren Harry Woodruff aged 47 years; beloved husband of Jessie J. Woodruff and father of Byron M. and Bruce Woodruff; member of LaConner Camp, Modern Woodmen.
Funeral services today, 1 p.m. at chapel of Home Undertaking Co. Friends invited"
From the Wessington, Beadle Co. SD "Times Enterprise" in December 1922
"H. Woodruff Dead
Normie Woodruff is in reciept of a letter from his father telling of the death of his uncle, Harry Woodruff, a younger brother of Mr. Clayton Woodruff, at Seattle. He was killed in a street railway accident, but the particulars are still quite meagre. It seems that for some years past he has been prospecting in the Klondike country and had just returned to Seattle. Stepping off one street car he inadvertently got in front of another one and was so badly injured that he died within a few hours. Harry was one of the Norm Woodruff boys and his boyhood home was on the farm now owned by Mr. W. H. Bagley in Rose Hill. He left here with the family many years ago and only the old timers would remember him."
"ONE MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY STREET CAR
W. Harry Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st. St. is in the Seattle General hospital in a critical condition as the result of being run down by a Ballard North street car at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest early last night.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the one-man car which ran down Woodruff, the latter had stepped off another car and walked directly in front of the oncoming Ballard car. Physicians at the hospital reported that Woodruff was suffering from a fractured skull and broken arm."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of October 27, 1922:
"Injury Proves Fatal To Man Hurt by Car
Warren H. Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st St., who was run down by a Ballard North street cat at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest Wednesday night, died in the Seattle General Hospital late yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered in the accident.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the street car, Woodruff had alighted from another car and walked into the path of the approaching Ballard car.
Surviving him are his widow and two sons, Byron, 13 and Bruce, 11. The body is at the Home Undertaking parlors pending completion of funeral arrangements."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of Sunday morning October 29, 1922:
"WOODRUFF - At 1511 W. 51st. Oct 16, 1922, Warren Harry Woodruff aged 47 years; beloved husband of Jessie J. Woodruff and father of Byron M. and Bruce Woodruff; member of LaConner Camp, Modern Woodmen.
Funeral services today, 1 p.m. at chapel of Home Undertaking Co. Friends invited"
From the Wessington, Beadle Co. SD "Times Enterprise" in December 1922
"H. Woodruff Dead
Normie Woodruff is in reciept of a letter from his father telling of the death of his uncle, Harry Woodruff, a younger brother of Mr. Clayton Woodruff, at Seattle. He was killed in a street railway accident, but the particulars are still quite meagre. It seems that for some years past he has been prospecting in the Klondike country and had just returned to Seattle. Stepping off one street car he inadvertently got in front of another one and was so badly injured that he died within a few hours. Harry was one of the Norm Woodruff boys and his boyhood home was on the farm now owned by Mr. W. H. Bagley in Rose Hill. He left here with the family many years ago and only the old timers would remember him."
The following is from the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of October 26, 1922:
"ONE MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY STREET CAR
W. Harry Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st. St. is in the Seattle General hospital in a critical condition as the result of being run down by a Ballard North street car at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest early last night.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the one-man car which ran down Woodruff, the latter had stepped off another car and walked directly in front of the oncoming Ballard car. Physicians at the hospital reported that Woodruff was suffering from a fractured skull and broken arm."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of October 27, 1922:
"Injury Proves Fatal To Man Hurt by Car
Warren H. Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st St., who was run down by a Ballard North street cat at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest Wednesday night, died in the Seattle General Hospital late yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered in the accident.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the street car, Woodruff had alighted from another car and walked into the path of the approaching Ballard car.
Surviving him are his widow and two sons, Byron, 13 and Bruce, 11. The body is at the Home Undertaking parlors pending completion of funeral arrangements."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of Sunday morning October 29, 1922:
"WOODRUFF - At 1511 W. 51st. Oct 16, 1922, Warren Harry Woodruff aged 47 years; beloved husband of Jessie J. Woodruff and father of Byron M. and Bruce Woodruff; member of LaConner Camp, Modern Woodmen.
Funeral services today, 1 p.m. at chapel of Home Undertaking Co. Friends invited"
From the Wessington, Beadle Co. SD "Times Enterprise" in December 1922
"H. Woodruff Dead
Normie Woodruff is in reciept of a letter from his father telling of the death of his uncle, Harry Woodruff, a younger brother of Mr. Clayton Woodruff, at Seattle. He was killed in a street railway accident, but the particulars are still quite meagre. It seems that for some years past he has been prospecting in the Klondike country and had just returned to Seattle. Stepping off one street car he inadvertently got in front of another one and was so badly injured that he died within a few hours. Harry was one of the Norm Woodruff boys and his boyhood home was on the farm now owned by Mr. W. H. Bagley in Rose Hill. He left here with the family many years ago and only the old timers would remember him."
"ONE MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY STREET CAR
W. Harry Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st. St. is in the Seattle General hospital in a critical condition as the result of being run down by a Ballard North street car at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest early last night.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the one-man car which ran down Woodruff, the latter had stepped off another car and walked directly in front of the oncoming Ballard car. Physicians at the hospital reported that Woodruff was suffering from a fractured skull and broken arm."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of October 27, 1922:
"Injury Proves Fatal To Man Hurt by Car
Warren H. Woodruff, 37 years old, 1511 W. 51st St., who was run down by a Ballard North street cat at West 50th Street and 14th Avenue Northwest Wednesday night, died in the Seattle General Hospital late yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered in the accident.
According to a report made to police by G. N. Dixon, operator of the street car, Woodruff had alighted from another car and walked into the path of the approaching Ballard car.
Surviving him are his widow and two sons, Byron, 13 and Bruce, 11. The body is at the Home Undertaking parlors pending completion of funeral arrangements."
From the "Seattle Daily Times" issue of Sunday morning October 29, 1922:
"WOODRUFF - At 1511 W. 51st. Oct 16, 1922, Warren Harry Woodruff aged 47 years; beloved husband of Jessie J. Woodruff and father of Byron M. and Bruce Woodruff; member of LaConner Camp, Modern Woodmen.
Funeral services today, 1 p.m. at chapel of Home Undertaking Co. Friends invited"
From the Wessington, Beadle Co. SD "Times Enterprise" in December 1922
"H. Woodruff Dead
Normie Woodruff is in reciept of a letter from his father telling of the death of his uncle, Harry Woodruff, a younger brother of Mr. Clayton Woodruff, at Seattle. He was killed in a street railway accident, but the particulars are still quite meagre. It seems that for some years past he has been prospecting in the Klondike country and had just returned to Seattle. Stepping off one street car he inadvertently got in front of another one and was so badly injured that he died within a few hours. Harry was one of the Norm Woodruff boys and his boyhood home was on the farm now owned by Mr. W. H. Bagley in Rose Hill. He left here with the family many years ago and only the old timers would remember him."
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