The Goodland Republic
May 31, 1907
LITTLE WARD CHILD DEAD.
Widow of the Late H. B. Ward Suffers Loss of a Little One
The six-months-old baby girl, Minnie, of Mrs. H. B. Ward died Wednesday morning from the after consequences of the measles. It will be remembered that H. W. B. Ward died the fore part of May of spinal meningitis, leaving his widow and five small children, the oldest being only about five years of age. Mr. Ward had a homestead about five miles northwest of Goodland. After the husband's funeral a sale was held, as the widow was unable to manage the place. The Piper family, being old neighbors, before Mr. Piper sold his place and moved to town, took the family to the Piper home in this city, where they have been cared for.
May 31, 1907
LITTLE WARD CHILD DEAD.
Widow of the Late H. B. Ward Suffers Loss of a Little One
The six-months-old baby girl, Minnie, of Mrs. H. B. Ward died Wednesday morning from the after consequences of the measles. It will be remembered that H. W. B. Ward died the fore part of May of spinal meningitis, leaving his widow and five small children, the oldest being only about five years of age. Mr. Ward had a homestead about five miles northwest of Goodland. After the husband's funeral a sale was held, as the widow was unable to manage the place. The Piper family, being old neighbors, before Mr. Piper sold his place and moved to town, took the family to the Piper home in this city, where they have been cared for.
The Goodland Republic
May 31, 1907
LITTLE WARD CHILD DEAD.
Widow of the Late H. B. Ward Suffers Loss of a Little One
The six-months-old baby girl, Minnie, of Mrs. H. B. Ward died Wednesday morning from the after consequences of the measles. It will be remembered that H. W. B. Ward died the fore part of May of spinal meningitis, leaving his widow and five small children, the oldest being only about five years of age. Mr. Ward had a homestead about five miles northwest of Goodland. After the husband's funeral a sale was held, as the widow was unable to manage the place. The Piper family, being old neighbors, before Mr. Piper sold his place and moved to town, took the family to the Piper home in this city, where they have been cared for.
May 31, 1907
LITTLE WARD CHILD DEAD.
Widow of the Late H. B. Ward Suffers Loss of a Little One
The six-months-old baby girl, Minnie, of Mrs. H. B. Ward died Wednesday morning from the after consequences of the measles. It will be remembered that H. W. B. Ward died the fore part of May of spinal meningitis, leaving his widow and five small children, the oldest being only about five years of age. Mr. Ward had a homestead about five miles northwest of Goodland. After the husband's funeral a sale was held, as the widow was unable to manage the place. The Piper family, being old neighbors, before Mr. Piper sold his place and moved to town, took the family to the Piper home in this city, where they have been cared for.
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