Eddy Myers |
| Posted 2008-12-19 by Pat R |
| Arizona State Miner, Wickenburg, Arizona Friday, November 21, 1919, p1 c5 Sufferings Are Ended Eddy Myers, many years a bar tender in Prescott, and a warm friend of Al Evarts and wife in this city for over five years, went out of this life to the great unknown, last Friday. He was a patient sufferer from dropsical tuberculosis which caused his death. Mr Evarts ordered a nice casket, had the remains dressed for burial and with a coterie of friends interred them in the little cemetery over the hills south of town. Very little is known of his antecedents, even by his nearest friends. The end was peaceful and his last request was that his body be buried here and his worldly belongings go to Mr Evarts, who had befriended him in life. |
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