Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-12-05 | Page 14 | Death Takes Heavy Toll of Family Three Sisters Succumb to Influenza

Death Takes Heavy Toll of Family 9 Jtt Jt Three Sifters Succumbjojnflur TWO of three sisters of a Salt Lake family who succumbed to influenza yesterday. Kigbt Mrs. Mary A. Pappas, formerly Mary A. Bogan, and j Miss Margaret Bogan. rrr a, .-,,;.-rmfTWrjl. tiltV.fo . fi I 2 ' i i vi m r " V" F 1 . j -1 ' ' -I S Trio Pass Away Within a Few Hours of One Another An-other in Local Home. i DKATU laid his hand with cruel weight upon a Salt Laho family yesterday? Of: nil tho paiuful ' occurrences which havo punctuated punctu-ated tlie relentless march of tlio influenza influ-enza epidemic here, none has been more I sad than the heavy blow . which fell , upon the family of .'lames T. and Elizabeth Eliza-beth Bogan, 12 j West Fourth South street. Within the brief span of fifteen hours three sisters, all of adult age, succumbed to influenza or its attendant complications. compli-cations. Two of th'c sisters died scarce three hours apart; the third withstood the ravages of the disease a half day longer. The first to die was the eldest of the sisters, IVlrs. A. Pappas, who, before her marriage, was Mary Bogan. She was o-i years of ago and was born in Maryland. The hour of her passing is recorded as 5:30 o'clock yesterday morning, at the Pappas home, U03 Fair-view Fair-view avenue. Three hours later, almost to a second. Margaret Bogan, 19 years of age, died at a local hospital. At 7:4.1 o'clock last evening, 'at the same hospital, the last of the trio passed away. She was Elizabeth Bogan, Bo-gan, 23 years of age. The Misses Margaret Mar-garet and Elizabeth were born and reared in Salt Lake. Kono ot the sisters sis-ters had been ill longer than a week. In addition to the parents, tho dead sisters leave another- sister, Ellen, and a brother. Joseph Bogan. In their soli ool girl days the young ladies were pupils at St. Mary's academy acade-my in this city. The bodies are at the O 'Donnell undertaking establishment. Interment will be in Calvary cemetery at a time later to be determined. f i - Vv " ft - i 'r : e 3 ' ; lit x '""" P T J v ' I . U w - I'"',