Husband of Rachel "Ray" Swalm Wilson whom he married in 1891.
One daughter, Margaret Argo.
The son of George and Elizabeth J. (Hughes) Wilson. They are buried in the City Cemetery in Columbus, Kansas.
DEATH Of S.H. Wilson.
Mr. S.H. Wilson, vice-president of the Long-Bell Lumber Co., died in Kanasas City, on last Tuesday, the 20th. Mr. Wilson has been in our city on several occasions and the attachees of the company here express sincere regret at the loss of one of their most popular officers. When last here he seemed in splendid health and good spirits.
The Stroud Star. (Stroud, Lincoln co., Okla.),
Friday, October 23, 1903
One daughter, Margaret Argo.
The son of George and Elizabeth J. (Hughes) Wilson. They are buried in the City Cemetery in Columbus, Kansas.
DEATH Of S.H. Wilson.
Mr. S.H. Wilson, vice-president of the Long-Bell Lumber Co., died in Kanasas City, on last Tuesday, the 20th. Mr. Wilson has been in our city on several occasions and the attachees of the company here express sincere regret at the loss of one of their most popular officers. When last here he seemed in splendid health and good spirits.
The Stroud Star. (Stroud, Lincoln co., Okla.),
Friday, October 23, 1903
Husband of Rachel "Ray" Swalm Wilson whom he married in 1891.
One daughter, Margaret Argo.
The son of George and Elizabeth J. (Hughes) Wilson. They are buried in the City Cemetery in Columbus, Kansas.
DEATH Of S.H. Wilson.
Mr. S.H. Wilson, vice-president of the Long-Bell Lumber Co., died in Kanasas City, on last Tuesday, the 20th. Mr. Wilson has been in our city on several occasions and the attachees of the company here express sincere regret at the loss of one of their most popular officers. When last here he seemed in splendid health and good spirits.
The Stroud Star. (Stroud, Lincoln co., Okla.),
Friday, October 23, 1903
One daughter, Margaret Argo.
The son of George and Elizabeth J. (Hughes) Wilson. They are buried in the City Cemetery in Columbus, Kansas.
DEATH Of S.H. Wilson.
Mr. S.H. Wilson, vice-president of the Long-Bell Lumber Co., died in Kanasas City, on last Tuesday, the 20th. Mr. Wilson has been in our city on several occasions and the attachees of the company here express sincere regret at the loss of one of their most popular officers. When last here he seemed in splendid health and good spirits.
The Stroud Star. (Stroud, Lincoln co., Okla.),
Friday, October 23, 1903
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