Arlington Times, September 29, 1927
Arlington, Snohomish Co. Washington
DEATH OF PEARL HARRIS
The remains of Mrs. Pearl (Luce) Harris, who died last Friday at the Northern Hospital, Sedro-Woolley, were brought to Moll's mortuary to be prepared for burial, being shipped Saturday evening to Cheyenne, Wyoming, for interment. Mrs. Harris, who was 46 years old, is survived by a son and daughter residing at Cheyenne, her husband having passed away recently; also by a sister, Mrs. McDonald, residing in Everett. Deceased has been engaged in Salvation Army work until incapacitated by illness.
It is most likely she died of T.B. since Northern Hospital used for tuberculosis patients in the 1920's.
Arlington, Snohomish Co. Washington
DEATH OF PEARL HARRIS
The remains of Mrs. Pearl (Luce) Harris, who died last Friday at the Northern Hospital, Sedro-Woolley, were brought to Moll's mortuary to be prepared for burial, being shipped Saturday evening to Cheyenne, Wyoming, for interment. Mrs. Harris, who was 46 years old, is survived by a son and daughter residing at Cheyenne, her husband having passed away recently; also by a sister, Mrs. McDonald, residing in Everett. Deceased has been engaged in Salvation Army work until incapacitated by illness.
It is most likely she died of T.B. since Northern Hospital used for tuberculosis patients in the 1920's.
Arlington Times, September 29, 1927
Arlington, Snohomish Co. Washington
DEATH OF PEARL HARRIS
The remains of Mrs. Pearl (Luce) Harris, who died last Friday at the Northern Hospital, Sedro-Woolley, were brought to Moll's mortuary to be prepared for burial, being shipped Saturday evening to Cheyenne, Wyoming, for interment. Mrs. Harris, who was 46 years old, is survived by a son and daughter residing at Cheyenne, her husband having passed away recently; also by a sister, Mrs. McDonald, residing in Everett. Deceased has been engaged in Salvation Army work until incapacitated by illness.
It is most likely she died of T.B. since Northern Hospital used for tuberculosis patients in the 1920's.
Arlington, Snohomish Co. Washington
DEATH OF PEARL HARRIS
The remains of Mrs. Pearl (Luce) Harris, who died last Friday at the Northern Hospital, Sedro-Woolley, were brought to Moll's mortuary to be prepared for burial, being shipped Saturday evening to Cheyenne, Wyoming, for interment. Mrs. Harris, who was 46 years old, is survived by a son and daughter residing at Cheyenne, her husband having passed away recently; also by a sister, Mrs. McDonald, residing in Everett. Deceased has been engaged in Salvation Army work until incapacitated by illness.
It is most likely she died of T.B. since Northern Hospital used for tuberculosis patients in the 1920's.
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