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HIS DEATH WAS SUDDEN
Walter Leroy Osborn Passes Away from Internal Injuries.
Sudden and unexpected was the death of Walter Leroy Osborn, which occurred in this city at 6:45 yesterday morning. Mr. Osborn resided at Frisco, Utah, and last Thursday while riding a horse, the animal fell on him breaking his leg. The young man was brought to this city and the broken limb set by Drs. Richards. He appeared to be getting along nicely but towards Sunday it became apparent that he had been injured internally and notwithstanding the work of physicians his spirit took its flight at the time indicated, death occurring at the residence of his brother, 665 Fifth East Street.
Mr. Osborn was 17 years of age and lived with his widowed mother at Frisco. He is a brother-in-law of Mr. M. C. Morris, of the Horn Silver Mining company, and has other relatives and friends in thic city to whom the news of his death will come as a severe shock.
The funeral will take place from the Second ward meeting house tomorrow (Tuesday) at 2 p. m. Frends are invited.
transcribed from Deseret News - February 8, 1898
typographical errors are how article appears in newspaper
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HIS DEATH WAS SUDDEN
Walter Leroy Osborn Passes Away from Internal Injuries.
Sudden and unexpected was the death of Walter Leroy Osborn, which occurred in this city at 6:45 yesterday morning. Mr. Osborn resided at Frisco, Utah, and last Thursday while riding a horse, the animal fell on him breaking his leg. The young man was brought to this city and the broken limb set by Drs. Richards. He appeared to be getting along nicely but towards Sunday it became apparent that he had been injured internally and notwithstanding the work of physicians his spirit took its flight at the time indicated, death occurring at the residence of his brother, 665 Fifth East Street.
Mr. Osborn was 17 years of age and lived with his widowed mother at Frisco. He is a brother-in-law of Mr. M. C. Morris, of the Horn Silver Mining company, and has other relatives and friends in thic city to whom the news of his death will come as a severe shock.
The funeral will take place from the Second ward meeting house tomorrow (Tuesday) at 2 p. m. Frends are invited.
transcribed from Deseret News - February 8, 1898
typographical errors are how article appears in newspaper
Family Members
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Eva Amelia Osborn Greenig
1858–1889
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John Wesley Osborn Jr
1860–1941
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Lydia Adell Osborn Morris
1862–1945
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Mary Minerva Osborn Davey
1864–1941
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Harriet Cordelia "Hattie" Osborn Baker
1866–1947
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Ephraim Henry Osborn
1867–1936
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William Volney Osborn
1869–1949
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Melissa Jane Osborn Camomile
1872–1959
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Frank Lorin Osborn Sr
1875–1952
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