The Newton Record Thursday, July 13, 1899
Earp, Henry
Henry Earp, 15-year- old son of Walter Earp, of Galesburg, drank three bottles of lemon essence Monday evening, and died from the effects Tuesday morning. He is the son of Ellen Earp of this city. Another boy by the name of Dearinger, a neighbor, was lying at the point of death yesterday from the same cause.
The Newton Record, Thursday, July 20, 1899 Page 4, Column 4 Reasnor
Henry Earp, youngest son of Walter Earp, died suddenly Tuesday morning, July 11th, at his home in Galesburg. The funeral was Wednesday at 11 o'clock a. m., conducted by D. S. Dunlavey of the M. E. Church and the remains interred in the Hewitt Cemetery.
Earp, Henry
Henry Earp, 15-year- old son of Walter Earp, of Galesburg, drank three bottles of lemon essence Monday evening, and died from the effects Tuesday morning. He is the son of Ellen Earp of this city. Another boy by the name of Dearinger, a neighbor, was lying at the point of death yesterday from the same cause.
The Newton Record, Thursday, July 20, 1899 Page 4, Column 4 Reasnor
Henry Earp, youngest son of Walter Earp, died suddenly Tuesday morning, July 11th, at his home in Galesburg. The funeral was Wednesday at 11 o'clock a. m., conducted by D. S. Dunlavey of the M. E. Church and the remains interred in the Hewitt Cemetery.
The Newton Record Thursday, July 13, 1899
Earp, Henry
Henry Earp, 15-year- old son of Walter Earp, of Galesburg, drank three bottles of lemon essence Monday evening, and died from the effects Tuesday morning. He is the son of Ellen Earp of this city. Another boy by the name of Dearinger, a neighbor, was lying at the point of death yesterday from the same cause.
The Newton Record, Thursday, July 20, 1899 Page 4, Column 4 Reasnor
Henry Earp, youngest son of Walter Earp, died suddenly Tuesday morning, July 11th, at his home in Galesburg. The funeral was Wednesday at 11 o'clock a. m., conducted by D. S. Dunlavey of the M. E. Church and the remains interred in the Hewitt Cemetery.
Earp, Henry
Henry Earp, 15-year- old son of Walter Earp, of Galesburg, drank three bottles of lemon essence Monday evening, and died from the effects Tuesday morning. He is the son of Ellen Earp of this city. Another boy by the name of Dearinger, a neighbor, was lying at the point of death yesterday from the same cause.
The Newton Record, Thursday, July 20, 1899 Page 4, Column 4 Reasnor
Henry Earp, youngest son of Walter Earp, died suddenly Tuesday morning, July 11th, at his home in Galesburg. The funeral was Wednesday at 11 o'clock a. m., conducted by D. S. Dunlavey of the M. E. Church and the remains interred in the Hewitt Cemetery.
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