Clark County WA Archives Obituaries.....McLary, Bob August 1906
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Vancouver Independent August 9,1906
Bob McLary, one of the prorietors of the Maple Leaf saloon on Fifth and 
Washington streets, was found dead Monday in the road in front of Orson 
Seward's farm in Fruit Valley where he had apparently dropped from heart 
failure.Last week he had driven out to his ranch at Sara where he expected to 
spend the week.Monday he started to walk to town and was no doubt overcome in 
the heat after making seven or eight miles on his way home. He was a native of 
Canada and about 42 years of age. he came to this county about seventeen years 
ago with the Michigan Lumber Company and for a time was engaged in lumbering. 
He afterwards ran the bar in the Michigan Exchange in the old Pacific hotel 
building at the foot of main street, and for several years past has been 
connected with Frank Browne in the Maple Leaf Saloo. He was the owner of two or 
more good ranches in this county and said to be comfortably fixed. he leaves a 
mother, two brothers and a sister in the East. He was a member of the local 
lodge of Red Men and Eagles, which organizations conduct his funeral today.

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