Obituary of E. E. Phillips, Baker City, Baker Co., OR, 1900

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The Morning Democrat, Baker City, OR; 20 Apr 1900

DEATH OF E. E. PHILLIPS

At an early hour yesterday morning, E. E. Phillips, the well known wagon maker
was found dead in bed in his apartments at the rear of Burge Bros' blacksmith
shop on Center St. Mr. Phillips was aged 72 years. The day previous to his
death he complained of cold and showed symptoms of pneumonia. Friends
importuned him to have a physician but he refused, stated that he thought he
would soon be well. The deceased had resided in Baker City many years and was
one of the best wagon makers in the city. He was more or less interested in
mines and devoted some attentio nto the development of his properties. He was
well respected and had many friends. Two children, a son and daughter survive
him. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock, from the home of
Mrs. Mary E. Hyde, corner First and Center streets.