The Sun, Chanute, Kansas, Monday, December 30, 1907
Clint Taylor Dead
A telegram was received in Chanute this morning stating that Clint Taylor died in a Colorado Springs hospital at 3:30 this morning. His death was due to lung trouble which he had gone to Colorado in the hope that a higher altitude would relieve him. The remains will be brought back to Iola, the dead man's home, for burial. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clint had many friends in Chanute who will be pained to hear of his death. Mrs. Ed Harkness left for Colorado to assist her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, in caring for the invalid. Clint was the manager for the McPhey & McGinnity Lumber company at Pueblo.
Obit. provided by FAG contributor, Freida Karen.
Clint Taylor Dead
A telegram was received in Chanute this morning stating that Clint Taylor died in a Colorado Springs hospital at 3:30 this morning. His death was due to lung trouble which he had gone to Colorado in the hope that a higher altitude would relieve him. The remains will be brought back to Iola, the dead man's home, for burial. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clint had many friends in Chanute who will be pained to hear of his death. Mrs. Ed Harkness left for Colorado to assist her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, in caring for the invalid. Clint was the manager for the McPhey & McGinnity Lumber company at Pueblo.
Obit. provided by FAG contributor, Freida Karen.
The Sun, Chanute, Kansas, Monday, December 30, 1907
Clint Taylor Dead
A telegram was received in Chanute this morning stating that Clint Taylor died in a Colorado Springs hospital at 3:30 this morning. His death was due to lung trouble which he had gone to Colorado in the hope that a higher altitude would relieve him. The remains will be brought back to Iola, the dead man's home, for burial. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clint had many friends in Chanute who will be pained to hear of his death. Mrs. Ed Harkness left for Colorado to assist her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, in caring for the invalid. Clint was the manager for the McPhey & McGinnity Lumber company at Pueblo.
Obit. provided by FAG contributor, Freida Karen.
Clint Taylor Dead
A telegram was received in Chanute this morning stating that Clint Taylor died in a Colorado Springs hospital at 3:30 this morning. His death was due to lung trouble which he had gone to Colorado in the hope that a higher altitude would relieve him. The remains will be brought back to Iola, the dead man's home, for burial. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clint had many friends in Chanute who will be pained to hear of his death. Mrs. Ed Harkness left for Colorado to assist her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, in caring for the invalid. Clint was the manager for the McPhey & McGinnity Lumber company at Pueblo.
Obit. provided by FAG contributor, Freida Karen.
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