Obituaries of Washington County book, page 409.
The Springdale News from The Harrison Times (Arkansas)
June 14, 1912.
"O.D. Gray of Conrad, Montana, formerly of Harrison, died at Kansas City on Saturday while enroute here. He had been suffering for sometime with nervous prostration and decided to visit his mother, Mrs. R.B. Allison, hoping that his health might be improved here. He started with his family and when he reached Kansas City was so prostrated that he was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Allison started for Kansas City Friday in response to a telegram from Mrs. Gray and arrived in time to be with him at the last. He was taken to St. Louis for burial."
The Springdale News from The Harrison Times (Arkansas)
June 14, 1912.
"O.D. Gray of Conrad, Montana, formerly of Harrison, died at Kansas City on Saturday while enroute here. He had been suffering for sometime with nervous prostration and decided to visit his mother, Mrs. R.B. Allison, hoping that his health might be improved here. He started with his family and when he reached Kansas City was so prostrated that he was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Allison started for Kansas City Friday in response to a telegram from Mrs. Gray and arrived in time to be with him at the last. He was taken to St. Louis for burial."
Obituaries of Washington County book, page 409.
The Springdale News from The Harrison Times (Arkansas)
June 14, 1912.
"O.D. Gray of Conrad, Montana, formerly of Harrison, died at Kansas City on Saturday while enroute here. He had been suffering for sometime with nervous prostration and decided to visit his mother, Mrs. R.B. Allison, hoping that his health might be improved here. He started with his family and when he reached Kansas City was so prostrated that he was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Allison started for Kansas City Friday in response to a telegram from Mrs. Gray and arrived in time to be with him at the last. He was taken to St. Louis for burial."
The Springdale News from The Harrison Times (Arkansas)
June 14, 1912.
"O.D. Gray of Conrad, Montana, formerly of Harrison, died at Kansas City on Saturday while enroute here. He had been suffering for sometime with nervous prostration and decided to visit his mother, Mrs. R.B. Allison, hoping that his health might be improved here. He started with his family and when he reached Kansas City was so prostrated that he was taken to the hospital. Mrs. Allison started for Kansas City Friday in response to a telegram from Mrs. Gray and arrived in time to be with him at the last. He was taken to St. Louis for burial."
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