Oglethorpe Echo, Friday, November 14, 1890
Many peoples hearts were made sad to hear of the death of Mr Eugene Maxey, which occurred in Cedartown on Sunday last. He left here about four weeks ago, seemingly hearty and well, to visit relatives at that place. A short time after his arrival a telegram was received that he was very low with typhoid fever. He was buried there where his mother's family now live. He went to school at Maxeys this year.
Many peoples hearts were made sad to hear of the death of Mr Eugene Maxey, which occurred in Cedartown on Sunday last. He left here about four weeks ago, seemingly hearty and well, to visit relatives at that place. A short time after his arrival a telegram was received that he was very low with typhoid fever. He was buried there where his mother's family now live. He went to school at Maxeys this year.
Oglethorpe Echo, Friday, November 14, 1890
Many peoples hearts were made sad to hear of the death of Mr Eugene Maxey, which occurred in Cedartown on Sunday last. He left here about four weeks ago, seemingly hearty and well, to visit relatives at that place. A short time after his arrival a telegram was received that he was very low with typhoid fever. He was buried there where his mother's family now live. He went to school at Maxeys this year.
Many peoples hearts were made sad to hear of the death of Mr Eugene Maxey, which occurred in Cedartown on Sunday last. He left here about four weeks ago, seemingly hearty and well, to visit relatives at that place. A short time after his arrival a telegram was received that he was very low with typhoid fever. He was buried there where his mother's family now live. He went to school at Maxeys this year.
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