Stone reads: W. D. son of George. There is a Masonic Emblem
THE DEATH OF WARREN D. ANDERSON
The death of W. B. Anderson occurred at 9:30 o'clock last night at his home three miles east of Stockwell. He was found lying unconscious Monday evening near the home of one of his sons and was carried into the house. A physician being summoned. He never regained consciousness and his death is attributed to paralysis of the brain. A widow and five children survive. (Wednesday, January 7, 1903, Lafayette Dailey Courier.
THE DEATH OF WARREN D. ANDERSON
The death of W. B. Anderson occurred at 9:30 o'clock last night at his home three miles east of Stockwell. He was found lying unconscious Monday evening near the home of one of his sons and was carried into the house. A physician being summoned. He never regained consciousness and his death is attributed to paralysis of the brain. A widow and five children survive. (Wednesday, January 7, 1903, Lafayette Dailey Courier.
Stone reads: W. D. son of George. There is a Masonic Emblem
THE DEATH OF WARREN D. ANDERSON
The death of W. B. Anderson occurred at 9:30 o'clock last night at his home three miles east of Stockwell. He was found lying unconscious Monday evening near the home of one of his sons and was carried into the house. A physician being summoned. He never regained consciousness and his death is attributed to paralysis of the brain. A widow and five children survive. (Wednesday, January 7, 1903, Lafayette Dailey Courier.
THE DEATH OF WARREN D. ANDERSON
The death of W. B. Anderson occurred at 9:30 o'clock last night at his home three miles east of Stockwell. He was found lying unconscious Monday evening near the home of one of his sons and was carried into the house. A physician being summoned. He never regained consciousness and his death is attributed to paralysis of the brain. A widow and five children survive. (Wednesday, January 7, 1903, Lafayette Dailey Courier.
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