Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-11-09 | Page 3 | Prominent Dentist is Influenza Victim

oo PROMINENT DENTIST. IS INFLUENZA VICTIM MT. PLEASANT, Nov. S Dr. Frank R.- Tanner, 21 years of age, a well-known well-known dentist, died this morning of pneumonia following Spanish Influenza. Influen-za. In spite of all efforts of Dr. W. P. Winters, quarantine physician, the disease has spread hero with alarming rapidity, ten deaths having been reported re-ported and about 175 cases are under quarantine. The lo.cal board of health and the officers of the Red Cross have established an emergency hospital in the basemnt of the public library building, with Miss Grace Sample and Miss Helen Campbell of the Wasatch academy faculty In charge. Dr. Tanner is survived by his wife and two young children, 3 years and 6 months of age, respectively. His body will be taken to Payson for burial bur-ial tomorrow.