Butler County KS Archives Obituaries.....Pyle, Mrs. E. J. May 22, 1902
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Walnut Valley Times, June 6, 1902 Volume XXXIII, Number 20
THE DEATH OF MRS. E. J. PYLE

Mrs. E. J. Pyle died suddenly at her residence in this city Thursday night May 
22, about 12 o'clock. She had not been feeling well for several days but 
nothing serious was apprehended, but about 9 o'clock she was taken violently 
ill and passed away three hours later. She had been complaining of considerable 
headache lately, and there was where the trouble seemed to be. Her sudden death 
was a great shock to the citizens and their sympathies go out to the bereaved 
family. But one of the children was home at the time of her death, Charley 
being in Topeka, Miss Ida in Kansas City, and the youngest boy, Willie, was at 
work in Deerfield. Mr. Pyle is just completing an elegant new residence and 
Mrs. Pyle looked forward with great pleasure to occupying her new home into 
which they expected to move in a few days. -- Garden City Herald.

Mr. and Mrs. Pyle were pioneers in Butler county in the early seventies and 
homesteaded a place in Pleasant township near Judge Glendenning's farm.  They 
have many friends there and a number of acquaintances here who will be deeply 
grieved to hear of Mrs. Pyle's death.

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