below obit was shared with me by email from Luke Williams:
E.H. Bryant Dies Here Friday Night
Our town was made sad Saturday morning when it was announced that E.H. Bryant had
died during the night after an illness of only a few hours. Mr. Bryant became ill
Thursday evening but there was no thought of his being in a serious condition until a
few hours before his death and but few of his friends knew he was really ill. Mr.
Bryant came here some 23 years ago and has been one of our most respected and beloved
citizens. He was born May 4, 1855 in North Carolina, married July 6, 1879, at
Goshen, Arkansas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie E. Bryant; daughter, Mrs.
Earl Bates of Beverly Hills, California; brother, James P. Bryant of Kauffman, Texas;
sisters, Mrs. Jane Byrd of Shawnee, Oklahoma and Mrs. Salitha Whittle of Purcell,
Oklahoma. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Friendship cemetery near
Springdale, Ark., and was conducted by Rev. Skillers of that city
Everyone knew Mr. Bryant and feel that we have lost a good man whose place will never
be filled. His memory will be held sacred and his life among us as a good Christian
gentleman that he was, will always be an example for us all to strive to in the
future.
Westville Record, Friday April 18, 1930
E.H. Bryant Dies Here Friday Night
Our town was made sad Saturday morning when it was announced that E.H. Bryant had
died during the night after an illness of only a few hours. Mr. Bryant became ill
Thursday evening but there was no thought of his being in a serious condition until a
few hours before his death and but few of his friends knew he was really ill. Mr.
Bryant came here some 23 years ago and has been one of our most respected and beloved
citizens. He was born May 4, 1855 in North Carolina, married July 6, 1879, at
Goshen, Arkansas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie E. Bryant; daughter, Mrs.
Earl Bates of Beverly Hills, California; brother, James P. Bryant of Kauffman, Texas;
sisters, Mrs. Jane Byrd of Shawnee, Oklahoma and Mrs. Salitha Whittle of Purcell,
Oklahoma. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Friendship cemetery near
Springdale, Ark., and was conducted by Rev. Skillers of that city
Everyone knew Mr. Bryant and feel that we have lost a good man whose place will never
be filled. His memory will be held sacred and his life among us as a good Christian
gentleman that he was, will always be an example for us all to strive to in the
future.
Westville Record, Friday April 18, 1930
below obit was shared with me by email from Luke Williams:
E.H. Bryant Dies Here Friday Night
Our town was made sad Saturday morning when it was announced that E.H. Bryant had
died during the night after an illness of only a few hours. Mr. Bryant became ill
Thursday evening but there was no thought of his being in a serious condition until a
few hours before his death and but few of his friends knew he was really ill. Mr.
Bryant came here some 23 years ago and has been one of our most respected and beloved
citizens. He was born May 4, 1855 in North Carolina, married July 6, 1879, at
Goshen, Arkansas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie E. Bryant; daughter, Mrs.
Earl Bates of Beverly Hills, California; brother, James P. Bryant of Kauffman, Texas;
sisters, Mrs. Jane Byrd of Shawnee, Oklahoma and Mrs. Salitha Whittle of Purcell,
Oklahoma. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Friendship cemetery near
Springdale, Ark., and was conducted by Rev. Skillers of that city
Everyone knew Mr. Bryant and feel that we have lost a good man whose place will never
be filled. His memory will be held sacred and his life among us as a good Christian
gentleman that he was, will always be an example for us all to strive to in the
future.
Westville Record, Friday April 18, 1930
E.H. Bryant Dies Here Friday Night
Our town was made sad Saturday morning when it was announced that E.H. Bryant had
died during the night after an illness of only a few hours. Mr. Bryant became ill
Thursday evening but there was no thought of his being in a serious condition until a
few hours before his death and but few of his friends knew he was really ill. Mr.
Bryant came here some 23 years ago and has been one of our most respected and beloved
citizens. He was born May 4, 1855 in North Carolina, married July 6, 1879, at
Goshen, Arkansas. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie E. Bryant; daughter, Mrs.
Earl Bates of Beverly Hills, California; brother, James P. Bryant of Kauffman, Texas;
sisters, Mrs. Jane Byrd of Shawnee, Oklahoma and Mrs. Salitha Whittle of Purcell,
Oklahoma. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Friendship cemetery near
Springdale, Ark., and was conducted by Rev. Skillers of that city
Everyone knew Mr. Bryant and feel that we have lost a good man whose place will never
be filled. His memory will be held sacred and his life among us as a good Christian
gentleman that he was, will always be an example for us all to strive to in the
future.
Westville Record, Friday April 18, 1930
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