The circumstances of the death of little PAUL ANDERSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson of
E. Church street, who was taken to Carmi this morning for burial were very unusual. The little
boy was riding down the sidewalk on the East Church street hill about a week ago, when he turned
the "Kiddy Kar' he was riding over and skinned and bruised one of his legs. The injury was
thought to be slight, but blood poison resulted and caused his death at 7:00 o'clock Sunday
morning. He was three years and ten months old.
Rev. H. B. Wilhoyte conducted a brief funeral service at the home this morning and
accompanied the parents and body to Carmi, where another service will be held Tuesday, followed
by burial at the Big Prairie cemetery.
E. Church street, who was taken to Carmi this morning for burial were very unusual. The little
boy was riding down the sidewalk on the East Church street hill about a week ago, when he turned
the "Kiddy Kar' he was riding over and skinned and bruised one of his legs. The injury was
thought to be slight, but blood poison resulted and caused his death at 7:00 o'clock Sunday
morning. He was three years and ten months old.
Rev. H. B. Wilhoyte conducted a brief funeral service at the home this morning and
accompanied the parents and body to Carmi, where another service will be held Tuesday, followed
by burial at the Big Prairie cemetery.
The circumstances of the death of little PAUL ANDERSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson of
E. Church street, who was taken to Carmi this morning for burial were very unusual. The little
boy was riding down the sidewalk on the East Church street hill about a week ago, when he turned
the "Kiddy Kar' he was riding over and skinned and bruised one of his legs. The injury was
thought to be slight, but blood poison resulted and caused his death at 7:00 o'clock Sunday
morning. He was three years and ten months old.
Rev. H. B. Wilhoyte conducted a brief funeral service at the home this morning and
accompanied the parents and body to Carmi, where another service will be held Tuesday, followed
by burial at the Big Prairie cemetery.
E. Church street, who was taken to Carmi this morning for burial were very unusual. The little
boy was riding down the sidewalk on the East Church street hill about a week ago, when he turned
the "Kiddy Kar' he was riding over and skinned and bruised one of his legs. The injury was
thought to be slight, but blood poison resulted and caused his death at 7:00 o'clock Sunday
morning. He was three years and ten months old.
Rev. H. B. Wilhoyte conducted a brief funeral service at the home this morning and
accompanied the parents and body to Carmi, where another service will be held Tuesday, followed
by burial at the Big Prairie cemetery.
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