Cherokee Republican: Oct. 23 1914: Page 8
Geo. Athey who was injured in a runaway a couple of weeks ago, died Wednesday noon from blood poisoning following his injuries. He was a man of about 45 years, unmarried, and leaves a widowed mother, two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Pearl, of California, and Mrs. Geo Jenness, of Quimby, and brother, Art. Athey of Quimby.
Cherokee Times: Oct. 29, 1914 Page 4
Geo. Athey who had his left arm and leg broken in a recent runaway died Wednesday noon at bis home with blood poisoning following his injuries The Doctors were planning to remove a leg but when they entered his room be was found dead. He was man of 45 years. Leaves a widowed mother, two sisters and a brother to mourn his death. After funeral services, the remains were laid in Pilot Rock Cemetery.
Geo. Athey who was injured in a runaway a couple of weeks ago, died Wednesday noon from blood poisoning following his injuries. He was a man of about 45 years, unmarried, and leaves a widowed mother, two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Pearl, of California, and Mrs. Geo Jenness, of Quimby, and brother, Art. Athey of Quimby.
Cherokee Times: Oct. 29, 1914 Page 4
Geo. Athey who had his left arm and leg broken in a recent runaway died Wednesday noon at bis home with blood poisoning following his injuries The Doctors were planning to remove a leg but when they entered his room be was found dead. He was man of 45 years. Leaves a widowed mother, two sisters and a brother to mourn his death. After funeral services, the remains were laid in Pilot Rock Cemetery.
Cherokee Republican: Oct. 23 1914: Page 8
Geo. Athey who was injured in a runaway a couple of weeks ago, died Wednesday noon from blood poisoning following his injuries. He was a man of about 45 years, unmarried, and leaves a widowed mother, two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Pearl, of California, and Mrs. Geo Jenness, of Quimby, and brother, Art. Athey of Quimby.
Cherokee Times: Oct. 29, 1914 Page 4
Geo. Athey who had his left arm and leg broken in a recent runaway died Wednesday noon at bis home with blood poisoning following his injuries The Doctors were planning to remove a leg but when they entered his room be was found dead. He was man of 45 years. Leaves a widowed mother, two sisters and a brother to mourn his death. After funeral services, the remains were laid in Pilot Rock Cemetery.
Geo. Athey who was injured in a runaway a couple of weeks ago, died Wednesday noon from blood poisoning following his injuries. He was a man of about 45 years, unmarried, and leaves a widowed mother, two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Pearl, of California, and Mrs. Geo Jenness, of Quimby, and brother, Art. Athey of Quimby.
Cherokee Times: Oct. 29, 1914 Page 4
Geo. Athey who had his left arm and leg broken in a recent runaway died Wednesday noon at bis home with blood poisoning following his injuries The Doctors were planning to remove a leg but when they entered his room be was found dead. He was man of 45 years. Leaves a widowed mother, two sisters and a brother to mourn his death. After funeral services, the remains were laid in Pilot Rock Cemetery.
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