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The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., January 11, 1902, page 3

THE LATE J.W. DAY

Concerning the death of Mr. J.W. Day briefly mentioned last week, Elder Adams of Spring Creek, hands in the following:
Mr. J.W. Day was born in Sioata Co., Ohio, April 2nd, 1874, and died of typhoid fever, January 1st, 1992, at the hospital at North Yakima, after a short illness. His father, and mother, brothers and sisters are residents of the Pine Forest neighborhood, about six or seven miles northwest of Goldendale, where he had many warm friends.
He was brought home for burial and his funeral sermon was preached at the Spring Creek school house by Elder J.E. Adams, after which his remains were laid to rest in the Spring Creek cemetery. Our people deeply sympathize with the family in their sad bereavement.
Mr. Day left his home here about Dec. 20th to go to Yakima County, where he was engaged in the sheep business. While enroute he was taken ill; and after a week or two, was taken to a hospital. He was only there two or three days, when the disease took a turn for the worse and he passed away. He was a brother-in-law to Charles Neal of Spring Creek, and a most worthy young man.

The Klickitat County Agriculturist, Goldendale, WA., January 4, 1902, page 3
"The Week's Record"

A young man residing in the Pine Forest neighborhood, by the name of John Day, died suddenly at North Yakima while on a visit to that section. No particulars are obtainable, further then he carried $2000 insurance in the Modern Woodmen. Later -- The body was brought to this city on Friday, the 3rd last, where the funeral services were held. Mr. Day was 25 years old and died from an attack of pneumonia.