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Lewiston Morning Tribune May 9, 1902 Death Of John Barton. He Passed Away Last Evening at Home East of City. John Barton died at 7 o'clock last evening of pneumonia, the disease having developed from an attack of lagrippe. He was taken sick about three weeks ago, but had been improving until yesterday afternoon when he took a severe relapse. Drs. Moxley and Sterling were immediately summoned and were at his bedside when he passed away. The deceased, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Barton, came to Lewiston 18 years ago from San Diego, Cal., and has resided in this city almost continuously since. By his high integrity, industry and congenial manners he cultivated the friendship of all who knew him and the community will join in the sympathy that will be extended to the grief stricken relatives. Two years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Maud Reynolds, of this city, who survives him. For some time past he has been engaged in the stock business at his home four miles east of the city.
The Lewiston Teller Death of John L. Barton. After an illness of several days from pneumonia, John L. Barton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Barton, died at his home east of the city Friday evening. During his residence in this city, by a quiet, exemplary life he won a host of friends. He was buried Saturday afternoon from the Catholic church, the Rev. Father Bosci conducting the religious services. Chas. Lydon, Tom Kittsmiller, John Dill, Dan Boise, Marcus Barnett and W. B. Stainton were the pall bearers. Mr. Barton leaves a young wife to mourn his death. May his soul rest in peace. |