Los Angeles Times - June 9, 1902:
A peculiarly sad death was that of Mrs. Eva Irene Baxter, wife of E. H. Baxter, which occurred at their home on South Daly street Wednesday forenoon. She leaves a little babe only a few days old. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were just completing a handsome home on South Daly street. The funeral services were held yesterday, the Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft attending. The burial was at Rosedale Cemetery.
A peculiarly sad death was that of Mrs. Eva Irene Baxter, wife of E. H. Baxter, which occurred at their home on South Daly street Wednesday forenoon. She leaves a little babe only a few days old. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were just completing a handsome home on South Daly street. The funeral services were held yesterday, the Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft attending. The burial was at Rosedale Cemetery.
Los Angeles Times - June 9, 1902:
A peculiarly sad death was that of Mrs. Eva Irene Baxter, wife of E. H. Baxter, which occurred at their home on South Daly street Wednesday forenoon. She leaves a little babe only a few days old. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were just completing a handsome home on South Daly street. The funeral services were held yesterday, the Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft attending. The burial was at Rosedale Cemetery.
A peculiarly sad death was that of Mrs. Eva Irene Baxter, wife of E. H. Baxter, which occurred at their home on South Daly street Wednesday forenoon. She leaves a little babe only a few days old. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter were just completing a handsome home on South Daly street. The funeral services were held yesterday, the Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft attending. The burial was at Rosedale Cemetery.
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