Little Boy Lost Monday, Found in Forks of a Tree
The remains of Harvey Siler, the seven year old son of R. S. Siler, who disappeared last Monday, were found at Gaines creek Wednesday afternoon in a searching party. The boy's body was lodged under a lot of driftwood in a bend of the creek and the boy had evidently been in the water for several days. The parents camped near the creek Monday and the boy was playing around the camp in the afternoon. He disappeared and his parents had been searching for him ever since.
(McAlester News Capital, Dec. 3, 1908)
The remains of Harvey Siler, the seven year old son of R. S. Siler, who disappeared last Monday, were found at Gaines creek Wednesday afternoon in a searching party. The boy's body was lodged under a lot of driftwood in a bend of the creek and the boy had evidently been in the water for several days. The parents camped near the creek Monday and the boy was playing around the camp in the afternoon. He disappeared and his parents had been searching for him ever since.
(McAlester News Capital, Dec. 3, 1908)
Little Boy Lost Monday, Found in Forks of a Tree
The remains of Harvey Siler, the seven year old son of R. S. Siler, who disappeared last Monday, were found at Gaines creek Wednesday afternoon in a searching party. The boy's body was lodged under a lot of driftwood in a bend of the creek and the boy had evidently been in the water for several days. The parents camped near the creek Monday and the boy was playing around the camp in the afternoon. He disappeared and his parents had been searching for him ever since.
(McAlester News Capital, Dec. 3, 1908)
The remains of Harvey Siler, the seven year old son of R. S. Siler, who disappeared last Monday, were found at Gaines creek Wednesday afternoon in a searching party. The boy's body was lodged under a lot of driftwood in a bend of the creek and the boy had evidently been in the water for several days. The parents camped near the creek Monday and the boy was playing around the camp in the afternoon. He disappeared and his parents had been searching for him ever since.
(McAlester News Capital, Dec. 3, 1908)
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