Home Journal - Feb 4, 1886
At noon last Monday Miss Agnes Aultman was standing before the fire in her father's home in Crawford county. Her clothing caught fire, and she was so severely burned that she died at about twelve o'clock that night. Dr. R. H. Baskin, of Byron, attended the sufferer and did all he could to relieve her. Miss Aultman was about 17 years old, a niece, we understand, of Mr. J. B. Aultman, a prosperous farmer of this county.
At noon last Monday Miss Agnes Aultman was standing before the fire in her father's home in Crawford county. Her clothing caught fire, and she was so severely burned that she died at about twelve o'clock that night. Dr. R. H. Baskin, of Byron, attended the sufferer and did all he could to relieve her. Miss Aultman was about 17 years old, a niece, we understand, of Mr. J. B. Aultman, a prosperous farmer of this county.
Home Journal - Feb 4, 1886
At noon last Monday Miss Agnes Aultman was standing before the fire in her father's home in Crawford county. Her clothing caught fire, and she was so severely burned that she died at about twelve o'clock that night. Dr. R. H. Baskin, of Byron, attended the sufferer and did all he could to relieve her. Miss Aultman was about 17 years old, a niece, we understand, of Mr. J. B. Aultman, a prosperous farmer of this county.
At noon last Monday Miss Agnes Aultman was standing before the fire in her father's home in Crawford county. Her clothing caught fire, and she was so severely burned that she died at about twelve o'clock that night. Dr. R. H. Baskin, of Byron, attended the sufferer and did all he could to relieve her. Miss Aultman was about 17 years old, a niece, we understand, of Mr. J. B. Aultman, a prosperous farmer of this county.
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