Mrs. Smith is Dead
Has Been An Invalid for Several Years
Ella May Smith died yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock, at her home, 145 Pattie avenue. She has been an invalid for several years, and the disease, paralysis, finally called her to the great beyond. She leaves two sons, a sister and three brothers. One of her sons is a street car conductor and the other is attending school here. Her mother, Mrs. Catherine Grable, died not quite two months ago. One of her brothers, Andrew, is on the local police force. Amos is an employe of the street car company, and her sister, nannie, is living with the other members of the family.
The Wichita Daily Eagle - 21 Dec 1905
Has Been An Invalid for Several Years
Ella May Smith died yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock, at her home, 145 Pattie avenue. She has been an invalid for several years, and the disease, paralysis, finally called her to the great beyond. She leaves two sons, a sister and three brothers. One of her sons is a street car conductor and the other is attending school here. Her mother, Mrs. Catherine Grable, died not quite two months ago. One of her brothers, Andrew, is on the local police force. Amos is an employe of the street car company, and her sister, nannie, is living with the other members of the family.
The Wichita Daily Eagle - 21 Dec 1905
Mrs. Smith is Dead
Has Been An Invalid for Several Years
Ella May Smith died yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock, at her home, 145 Pattie avenue. She has been an invalid for several years, and the disease, paralysis, finally called her to the great beyond. She leaves two sons, a sister and three brothers. One of her sons is a street car conductor and the other is attending school here. Her mother, Mrs. Catherine Grable, died not quite two months ago. One of her brothers, Andrew, is on the local police force. Amos is an employe of the street car company, and her sister, nannie, is living with the other members of the family.
The Wichita Daily Eagle - 21 Dec 1905
Has Been An Invalid for Several Years
Ella May Smith died yesterday morning at 11:30 o'clock, at her home, 145 Pattie avenue. She has been an invalid for several years, and the disease, paralysis, finally called her to the great beyond. She leaves two sons, a sister and three brothers. One of her sons is a street car conductor and the other is attending school here. Her mother, Mrs. Catherine Grable, died not quite two months ago. One of her brothers, Andrew, is on the local police force. Amos is an employe of the street car company, and her sister, nannie, is living with the other members of the family.
The Wichita Daily Eagle - 21 Dec 1905
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