Obituary
The Shelbyville Republican
Tuesday, October 10, 1916
page 1, column 2
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LOCAL MAN DEAD AT LEXINGTON, KY.
Eugene Anderson, This City, Expired Suddenly Yesterday
At Home Of Relatives, According To Message
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Eugene Anderson, of 54 East Mechanic street, who for several years had been in charge of the Big Four railroad gates at the East Franklin street crossing, dropped dead at Lexington, KY., yesterday, where he had gone with his daughter, Miss Nannie, for a visit with relatives, according to word received here early today.
Mr. Anderson had been in very poor health for several years but his death came as a great shock to his relatives.
Mr. Anderson left here at noon last Saturday with the daughter, for a short visit with his relatives at Lexington, where he was born and reared. The exact time of his death and the cause is not known, so far as can be determined.
The wife, Mrs. Lula Anderson and the eldest daughter, Mrs. Albert Mills, left here early today for Lexington. Mr. Anderson's age is not known, but it is thought to be well into the sixties.
Information received here stated that the remains of Mr. Anderson will be kept at Lexington and the funeral held from the home of his relatives, whom he had gone to visit.
He was born and reared in Kentucky and his family is buried there. The time of the funeral has not been learned.
The Shelbyville Republican
Tuesday, October 10, 1916
page 1, column 2
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LOCAL MAN DEAD AT LEXINGTON, KY.
Eugene Anderson, This City, Expired Suddenly Yesterday
At Home Of Relatives, According To Message
----------
Eugene Anderson, of 54 East Mechanic street, who for several years had been in charge of the Big Four railroad gates at the East Franklin street crossing, dropped dead at Lexington, KY., yesterday, where he had gone with his daughter, Miss Nannie, for a visit with relatives, according to word received here early today.
Mr. Anderson had been in very poor health for several years but his death came as a great shock to his relatives.
Mr. Anderson left here at noon last Saturday with the daughter, for a short visit with his relatives at Lexington, where he was born and reared. The exact time of his death and the cause is not known, so far as can be determined.
The wife, Mrs. Lula Anderson and the eldest daughter, Mrs. Albert Mills, left here early today for Lexington. Mr. Anderson's age is not known, but it is thought to be well into the sixties.
Information received here stated that the remains of Mr. Anderson will be kept at Lexington and the funeral held from the home of his relatives, whom he had gone to visit.
He was born and reared in Kentucky and his family is buried there. The time of the funeral has not been learned.
Obituary
The Shelbyville Republican
Tuesday, October 10, 1916
page 1, column 2
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LOCAL MAN DEAD AT LEXINGTON, KY.
Eugene Anderson, This City, Expired Suddenly Yesterday
At Home Of Relatives, According To Message
----------
Eugene Anderson, of 54 East Mechanic street, who for several years had been in charge of the Big Four railroad gates at the East Franklin street crossing, dropped dead at Lexington, KY., yesterday, where he had gone with his daughter, Miss Nannie, for a visit with relatives, according to word received here early today.
Mr. Anderson had been in very poor health for several years but his death came as a great shock to his relatives.
Mr. Anderson left here at noon last Saturday with the daughter, for a short visit with his relatives at Lexington, where he was born and reared. The exact time of his death and the cause is not known, so far as can be determined.
The wife, Mrs. Lula Anderson and the eldest daughter, Mrs. Albert Mills, left here early today for Lexington. Mr. Anderson's age is not known, but it is thought to be well into the sixties.
Information received here stated that the remains of Mr. Anderson will be kept at Lexington and the funeral held from the home of his relatives, whom he had gone to visit.
He was born and reared in Kentucky and his family is buried there. The time of the funeral has not been learned.
The Shelbyville Republican
Tuesday, October 10, 1916
page 1, column 2
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LOCAL MAN DEAD AT LEXINGTON, KY.
Eugene Anderson, This City, Expired Suddenly Yesterday
At Home Of Relatives, According To Message
----------
Eugene Anderson, of 54 East Mechanic street, who for several years had been in charge of the Big Four railroad gates at the East Franklin street crossing, dropped dead at Lexington, KY., yesterday, where he had gone with his daughter, Miss Nannie, for a visit with relatives, according to word received here early today.
Mr. Anderson had been in very poor health for several years but his death came as a great shock to his relatives.
Mr. Anderson left here at noon last Saturday with the daughter, for a short visit with his relatives at Lexington, where he was born and reared. The exact time of his death and the cause is not known, so far as can be determined.
The wife, Mrs. Lula Anderson and the eldest daughter, Mrs. Albert Mills, left here early today for Lexington. Mr. Anderson's age is not known, but it is thought to be well into the sixties.
Information received here stated that the remains of Mr. Anderson will be kept at Lexington and the funeral held from the home of his relatives, whom he had gone to visit.
He was born and reared in Kentucky and his family is buried there. The time of the funeral has not been learned.
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