Atlanta Argus, Dec 19, 1890
Abe Bodkin, who was so seriously injured in the runaway last week, is improving and will likely recover.
Atlanta Argus, Dec 26, 1890
Abe Bodkin dead- At our last writing, (Thursday of last week), Mr Abe Bodkin, was thought to be in a fair way to recover from the severe injuries sustained in the runaway accident. On Friday however, symptoms of lock jaw make their appearance and he rapidly grew worse. For nearly a week he was unable to take any nourishment into his stomach, being unable to swallow anything. Tuesday evening he died. His case is a sad one. He was an industrious young man and had been at work for J H Judy for some time on his farm east of town. He leaves a wife with child and three small children.
Abe Bodkin, who was so seriously injured in the runaway last week, is improving and will likely recover.
Atlanta Argus, Dec 26, 1890
Abe Bodkin dead- At our last writing, (Thursday of last week), Mr Abe Bodkin, was thought to be in a fair way to recover from the severe injuries sustained in the runaway accident. On Friday however, symptoms of lock jaw make their appearance and he rapidly grew worse. For nearly a week he was unable to take any nourishment into his stomach, being unable to swallow anything. Tuesday evening he died. His case is a sad one. He was an industrious young man and had been at work for J H Judy for some time on his farm east of town. He leaves a wife with child and three small children.
Atlanta Argus, Dec 19, 1890
Abe Bodkin, who was so seriously injured in the runaway last week, is improving and will likely recover.
Atlanta Argus, Dec 26, 1890
Abe Bodkin dead- At our last writing, (Thursday of last week), Mr Abe Bodkin, was thought to be in a fair way to recover from the severe injuries sustained in the runaway accident. On Friday however, symptoms of lock jaw make their appearance and he rapidly grew worse. For nearly a week he was unable to take any nourishment into his stomach, being unable to swallow anything. Tuesday evening he died. His case is a sad one. He was an industrious young man and had been at work for J H Judy for some time on his farm east of town. He leaves a wife with child and three small children.
Abe Bodkin, who was so seriously injured in the runaway last week, is improving and will likely recover.
Atlanta Argus, Dec 26, 1890
Abe Bodkin dead- At our last writing, (Thursday of last week), Mr Abe Bodkin, was thought to be in a fair way to recover from the severe injuries sustained in the runaway accident. On Friday however, symptoms of lock jaw make their appearance and he rapidly grew worse. For nearly a week he was unable to take any nourishment into his stomach, being unable to swallow anything. Tuesday evening he died. His case is a sad one. He was an industrious young man and had been at work for J H Judy for some time on his farm east of town. He leaves a wife with child and three small children.
