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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
THE KELSEY FAMILY.
"What il Means 10 Compile Family
History"


no the casual observer the Kelsey
family would not appear b be numer-
Gus nor OF more than ordinary impor-
lance, but the history OF the family
now being complied In Chicago shows to
the contrary. besides many interesting
facts as 10 the difficulties encountered
in compiling geneIogy.
About is years ago Mr. Leroy IA. Kel-
sey of 81. Joseph, Mo, began collecting
material for a history of his branch Of
the Kelsey family which seemed to
originate in Kentucky. A few years
later, Col r. VAIN Morgan Draper.
then OF Flushing. l.. l., began collecting
data to embrace all Of the Kelsey name
in America He continued at intervals
until the outbreak OF the Spanish
American war when. in 1898. before
leaving for the seat Of war with a COM
pany which he had recruited, he turned
over his accumulations Of Kelsey mat
ter 10 Mr. Horatio y. Kelsey OF Chi
cage, who had been for several years
searching out his own ancestors.
With this collection I'm his possession,
Mr. Kelsey branched out and for 10
years continued 10 collect data on all
branches OF the Kelsey family until Il
assumed such proportions that he found
he would either have 20 give up his bust
ness or tho Kelsey genealogy. ChoOs-
ing the latter. he looked up a profess
sional genoalogist who was able 20 pro-
duce references as 10 ability. capability,
reliability and facilities for completing
the work In first class shape, and placed
IL IN his hands
on October. 1905, the gcnealogist be-
gan work on the manuscript and as Il
began 10 assume shape. found that IN
order 10 have an "up-tO- date" genealo-
sy II would be necessary TO send out
blanks for further data and With this
object in view he sent out circulars and
blanks TO over 200 Kelsey descendants.
which brought I'm much important data.
In the meantime, Mr.. leROy n. kel-
Soy. Judge Charles Kelsey Of Mar
quette. Mich, Mr. v. r. Kelsey Of Buff
falo. Mrs Charles Weed Of Newiburg.
n. y Judge L'Hom modieu Of Deep
River, Conn, Mrs s o Strand OF ST.
Peters, MINI. and others who have do
voted considerable time and money IN
Kelsey researches. hal found relief
from their troubles by turning over
their accumulations 10 the said gene
aloWst
As Il now stands, tho Kelsey E.ne-
alogy consists Of over 1000 families
and the work IS nearly ready for the
press. with an index Of probably 5000
names and much interesting matter
relating 10 the KolseyE, A fund a. now
b,-lnE naised 20 complete the resesnrh
and the extracting Of genealogical his
torical and biographical matter pertain
ms 10 the kelseys which rs known 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
SUMMONS.

Ia the Justices Court. In and for the
salt Lake city Precinct. salt Lake Coun-
~ State OF Utah WIN. McBratneg.
Plaintiff vs. H. Bohnstedt, Defendant
summons Tho State OF Utah 70 tho
Said Defendant You are hereby sum
moned 20 appear before the above en-
titled Court within ten days after the
service OF this summons upon you. IN
served within the County in which this
action IL brought; otherwise within TWEEN
~ days after the service ana defend
the above entitled action. brought
against you to recover the sum OF az s0
with interest due thereon for goods.
wares and merchandise sold and deliv-
cred and for services rendered with all
costs Of suit, and IN case OF your failure
10 do 20, judgment will be rendered
against you according 20 he demand OF
the complaint
Dated this 18th day Of August. 1879.
STANLEY A. HANKS.
Justice Of the Peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
LADY COOK VISITS
SCENE OF HER IMPRISONMENT

New York OF. 23.-Lady Cook, the
Tennessee Claim Of 81 years ago. who
went with her sister. Victoria Wood
hull as a prisoner to Ludlow Street
jail, visited yesterday the scene Of that
old imprisonment and in memory lived
again those stirring days AS she stood
in the cell they had occupied.
When Tennessee Clanin and Victoria
woodruff were taken to the jail, they
were at the height OF the sensational
career the social reform movement had
brought about
THE charges against us were so
MANY" said Lady Cook, that We
could not get bail for an of as and
we spent about six weeks here. They
wanted 10 separate U.S. but each was
afraid that the other would die in the
night and we chung together. The bed
was so ridicuously narrow that Victoria
slept with her head at the top and
with mine at the foot"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
r. E. HAWNAN UNDER
ARREST FOR EMBEzZLEMENT

San Diego. Cal. oct 22-F D. ilaw-
unn. wanted ln Pueblo colo. for en-
hezzlsmeut from RED Mons lodge there
De- under arrest here.
Hawnan walked into police hcadQuar-
tcrs several days ueo and requested that
he be locked mp. explaining wh1. The
officers refused 90 comply With his re-
quest lle returned the next daY and PEE
peated the declaration that ne was
wanted in Pueblo aud chief Wilson
ielegrsphed 10 the officers there for par-
tiCulara.
lfaWnau continued his visits 10 tho 20
lice station, aud today he Was told that
hts appeal 10 be arrested would ho
Rranted ne apoloFized Tor having caused
the officers Ho much trouble. and. hor-
rowing - cents from the desk sergeant
went out alone for breakfast promising
10 roturn Boo 81 minutes, ne kept his
word. ana waa locked in cell pending
the arrival of Pueblo officers
iawnan says that while treasurer OF
ne Colorado lodge he took N.s9 OF ~
funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT NO. rs.

THE HIGHLAND MINING AND
MILLING co. a corporation. location ~
mines Cache County Utah Principal
place Of business. salt Lake city, Utah.
Notice r. hereby given that al meeting
Of the Directors Of the Highland Min
ing and Milling Company, held Septem-
Der d. 1909. assessment No. Us OF ono
G) cent per share was levied on an the
outstanding capital stock ~ the corpora
tiun, payable on or before November ],
1909. 20 tho Secretary and Treasurer az
his office, l73 r Street Salt Lake city,
Utah Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on the
said ist DAY 81 November 1900. Will be
delinquent and advertised for sale al a
public auction and unless payment is
received before will be sold on the 22nd
OF November, 400. ~ o'clock %. m.. at
the office 81 the Secretary and rrcaEur-
or. l73 r street. salt Lake city. Utah.
70 pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with tho cost Of Advertising and
expense Of sale.
J. r. ANDERSON. Secretary.
l73 It street. salt Lake city Utah
First publication oct 2nd 1879
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
PROF. THhDOEUS LOWE
REPLIES TO skEPTlCS

Pasadena CAL oct 23-IleplyIng 20
skeptics who were inclined 90 doubt his
claim of having made the record ball
loon flight 0f 500 miles IN nine hours on
April 90 1851. Prof Thaddeus s. q.
Lowe has telographod to South Caro-
lima "a copy of the certificate given him
by tho Citlzens of tine KNOXVILLE IS. 60
on ihe date of his flight in which he m
given credit FOR the Performance which
still stands as the worlds speed record.
Although he celebrated his seventy
seventh birthday more than two months
ago. Prof Lowe says h. is planning 20
compete With thc Wrghtf ana other eN-
perts Tor aviation honors.
n have the plans for new airahip
he said. and expect 10 build n soon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
MANY DEAD BODIES SEEN.

san Francisco. oct % The japanese
liner Nippon Maru, which arrived here
yesterday reported that before leaving
Hongkong tho British steamer Kwu'
yang arrived there and told OF having
passed many dead bodies at the en-
trance 20 Haitian straits
Tho remains were those Of victims
on "a terrific typhoon Many Of the
bodies were dashed to spars and werc
in am advanced stage Of decomposition
ON one water-loggcd sampan 30 bodies
MnIn nnmmlal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
NOTICE To ooNrRACroRs.

The undersigned School Trustees Of
Gunnisou School District. Guunisou
Sanpete County Utah. viii receive bids
up 20 p. M, oct g. 1893. for tho cree
ton Of a School Building 10 be erected
at ANtell. Sanpete County. Utah. Plans
and specifications can be found az the
residence OF Joseph Christiansen. Gunui-
son Utah. also Ht tho office OF Watkins
Birch. Architects, salt Lake city.
Utah Each bid must ne accompanied
with "a certified check OF o Der Won't the
amount ~ bid as guarantee that tho
accepted bidder wiz enter into contrH.
and give ON approved bond within one
week after said work is awarded Tho
BOARD reserves the right 10 reject any
and All bids
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees
JOSEPH CHRtSTTANSEN. Clerk
Dated 40 Gunnlsou. OCT. T. 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
NEW YORK BANKERS
NOT ENTIRELY AGREED
VI influence of New York Credit on.
''a'lons In Having Forced Bank Of
Ngnnd'' Higher Discount Rate.

N'N York. ort 22-Ncw York hank
arc not entirely agreed as 10 the
D1'a'' of New YorL credit opsra-
' h having forced the sensational
''an''' of tfe last two weeks In tbo
~, q" Ensands official discount
N''nl estimates OF Now York's bor-
w "om foreign markets have rum
.sh as 100000 ooo for the season
'' d sch.n asserts that much .x-
~. ''''' hls attended these csti.
il ' fact however. that New
Clearing house banks contracted
aN account flO 600 600 from IA,
eit.,,. DO August 20 cot IS. without
On In on any corresponding liqulda-
Tts'a ' stock market
On =, ',H. were supposed 10 have
iorolgr ~. II'd, to "a large extent. t0
oo1nir,." 'iha Al the same time tho
nl-n. '.feign trade has boon an
ani M. 'ne heavy value Of import
adooust, amy exports, Leaving mi
natiT1. .4pply OF exchange 10 mo.i
Plan. NNh'at abroad
hive ~, notation u new bond issues
elem bant ''l held up, in which for.
pais sri were expected ID partlci.
ns,, 'll thus take m nort 80. ~, /,
Ion y .ns Indebtedness Miscsic,,i,.
admin, ,ne autumn money mar[ets 4.
ulrer,'el 10 have resulted from thss.
o. ffs'e Conditions. The rapid 49,
m 49, exchange rates In Now yorl
f.uor. Gays past shows that for.
eaurlne insisting on payment oI
ihat erlo- Indebtedness and indicate
naetr5 ~ H. VI gold may be Involved m
Go5 tne reQuirements ''' ,"
nrohabIs az n5 10 Europe are not i'm.
as.ev .lssn out BIZ bankers toAsy r's.
bam ~ eNlee has some 81 900 06o III yo n,
syslst,,t hald, and inquiry a. ~ ~
Today F Tor export was made thef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
NOTICE

Estate 0f william Alexander lNualt
on tbe nrst day Of November lrH at .
o'clock "a. OBJ. no room 12 Newh0ut.
HidF Salt Lake city Utah. the under
loving described reaI estate situated Iu
eBlf Inkr county state 0f Utah. being
port uf l0t r. block Ia plat H." salt
lake Citv survey commencing 3 rods
south I'D the ru.tHHaHf corner N said
I.f ruruInr thence south eih rods
fnsu.e west II Poole. fHeu.e north t's
rnds. Thence UIHI IH rods Goo the place
af bHEInuuF containing . square rods
more or lreH
written bIIr viii b0 received ar co.
Ofnrr of Edwards Is Ashton Rooms
,ef Nrnnouse HuldIuE Salt Lake CHI
Utah
TrIms uf ..Is I0 p.. cent of purch1f
uorY I'd Imr of Emf. balance nn rn
nuuuIi0u of salr.
nHfrd oct if lHN .t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
ESTATE OF WILLIAM r. PRESTON.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM r. PRESTON
DECEASED.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale the following property located in
Cache County. Utah. to-wit:
Commencing : feet south OF the north
vest corner OF lot 4. block i6 plat "A"
Logan City Survey. thence east rods:
thence south 3 rods; thence west 6 rods
to tho west line OF street; thence north
rods 10 place OF beginning
Also oil OF lot l. block plat e.
Logan City Survey.
Also the south part Of lot 3 block q.
plat e" OF Logan West Field Survey.
containing . SIS acres, and situated in tho
northwest quarter OF section 8. town
ship II north OF range east OF Salt Lake
Meridian.
Beginning at point 2g5 chains north
OF the southwest corner of section N.
IN township u north Of range ! west, Salt
Lake Meridian thence east 3.1S chains
thence north rs rods 10 tho north line or
the southwest quarter OF said section II Z.
thence east on said line chain, thence
north deg. 20 min. esst 90 chains;
thence north IS deg. l. min. east TO the
center Of Bear River: thence down the
said river nOrthwesterly 10 the point
where said river intersects the west line
Of section 3 township and range sfore-
said thence south along said line OF
said section g. TO the southwest corner
Of said section 3. thence east 20 the
southeast corner Of the southwest quar-
ter OF said section 8. thence south 20
range aforesaid: thence further south So
rods: thence east 10 the point OF begin
ming. known as Riverside Farm and
containing about 525 acres OF land.
Also So shares Of the capital stock
Of Benson Irrigation Co
An undivided y interest in. commenc-
ing al "a point % feet west Of the north
east corner OF lot s. block B plat "a"
Logan city Survey. Ia Cache County,
Utah. running thence south lao feet
thence west g feet; thence north ico
feet: thence east 50 feet 20 the place OF
beginning. together with right OF way
from tho rear thereof 10 The street
said pBoperty being known as The
COMMERCIAL Block"
on on after Monday. the lst day N
Noveber 1909 and written bids viii be
received al tho office Of Young & Movie.
Doseret National Bank Building. salt
Lake city. utah: terms OF sale. cash.
70 pcr cent payable at the time of sale.
balance upon continuation by the court.
or on time as provided by law
JARRETT A PRESTON,
H.. r MARriNEAI
OSCAR w MOYLE.
Administrators
Dated oct 10th. 1912
oscar " Movie. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

VISIT 90 the Winder farm at
As Thirteenth south reveals the
.,opiris care with which milk Is
,,,ned now as compared with years
- cleanliness seems TO be one Of
Oh, srst considerations at the Winder
s..-, hrm. This Is seen in and around
-. calls I'm the now barn. which holds
q tons Of hay in its loft. Concrete
o,,-s run nearly the whole length OF
,ss barn and the drainage is perfect,
Among other modern methods intro
And e the trolley 20 remove the
r,t,,s which runs the whole length OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

meeting Of the stockholders OF Perfec-
ton shipping Can Company. corpora
ton OF Utah. r. hereby called aud vii
be held az Room No. AZ Temnieton
Building, salt Lake City. Utah. on Tues
day, November IND A. ID. 1902 al the
hour Of o'clock % m. FOR the purpose
Of considering ana voting upon the
proposition 10 change the name Of the
said corporation hy amending Article /
Of the Articles or Incorporation so that
the same will read as follows: THE
name Of this corporation shall be per-
W n HILL.
President
Perfection Shipping can Company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

In the District Court OF salt Lake
County. State Of Utah in the matter 90
the estate Of Margaret Lestham, De-
ceased Notice The undersigned will Eell
az private sale lot 3, block Is Of Iced g
Townsite and Field Survey, situated i'm
Washington County state OF Utah. on
OF after the Goth day OF October 1903. and
written bids Will be received at a4 Atlas
Block, salt Lake City, Utah. terms 81
sale y cash down. balance 90 be secured
by a note and mortgage on said prem
Uses for one year. said note and mortgage
TO bear interest at the rate Of 3 per
cent per annum from date Of sale
Dated oct. 30 1903
WILLIAM LEATIAM
Administrator
Daniel Harrington. Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

~ THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
Counts. state ~ Utah. In fha matter of
Tho estate ~ ~. r. Smith Docoased.
Notice THE petition ~ louisa D. Need
letters of Adminirtrnti1n fn frs estate
of IS r. Smith. daeeHeed has been 90
for hearing ON FRIDAY. fhe e9th day or
October. A 10. 1919. at o'clock %. m. a.
the County Court HOUSE. iu the Court
Room of sald Court ir Sale Lake cts.
Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the CLERK of said Count with
the seal thereof AFFIXED fhIs IGln day 90
October A ID la0a
MARGARET ZANE WITCHWB
fseali tIerl
1854 H. r. Palmer Deputy DIprN
Willard Hamer hifouur. IIr n".
TONER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
haze Division. IN and Tor Salt Lake
COUNTY state Of Utah. in the matter or
mo estate m Joseph r. Richards. De
ceased. Nouce.-Thc petition OF Martha
CECILIA Richards, prayinC for the issu-
ance 10 Martha Cecelis Richards and
rrankiin Richards OF Letters Cf Ad-
mlnistrauon in the estate OF Joseph T.
richards. deceased has heen set for
hearing on Friday. fhc 2ath day n Octo-
bsr II 100 of o'clock q. ma. st the
county Court House. lu tho Court Room
~ said court 'u 'tlt Lake CITY. salt
Lake County. lt
witness the tlcr Hf said court with
the seal thereof .d This 18th DAY ar
October, A. ID
MARGARE hNE WfIcHER
fgeaD CLERK
Rv u. y Palmer. Deputy clerk
willard Hamer Attorney FOR Petition
or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
PROBATE AVID GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk respective Sign.
srs Tor further Information.

~ me District Court. In and for sail
Lax county, State OF Utah. Probate
DIVISION. In the matter or tho Estate OF
Theodore NJ Grow, Deceased. Notice of
haie OF Real Estate Notice is hereby
given that Sarah D. urow. admiulstra-
triH N ne estate Of Theodore 81, Grow.
decreased. having been duly authorized
% 10 do 1N Che FHId court. Will sell Tho
property herein below described I'D nr-
waite talo nud that bids for The purchase
Of said property Will be resolved ~ tsid
huminlsiratriK at tho office on Stephens
q Smith. h0i Judge Building salt Lake
CITY Utah. on Friday. October % 1870
before b o'clock iu the afternoon Oh said
date terms of sale cash. the property
to boz sold if described - roiloNs Part
nf l1t 81 block mo- plat "a " Salt Lake
cry survey commencing ID rods aud ~
loot south of tho northeast corner of
raid lot and running thence west Do rods.
thence south rods and l1. faft. thence
cast JOB rHdai thence north 2 rods and
lta frnt fn tnn place nf beginning
SARAH .. GROW.
Advantageous of the Estate of Thoo-
dufr N Grow Deceased
stephens a. smith a Robert II. por-
trr. Attorneys for Said Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

The Increasing interest that is being
taken IN Jersey cows in tho dairies OF
the state is producing kcener compcu-
ton than over among exhibitors at tho
state fairs. 4 number of fine head of
Jerseys have been imported into the
state during tho present year some OF
them coming direct from their native
heaths OF the Jersey Islands. I'm spite u
the influx OF this fine stock In
recent years, the Windcr cattle
are maintaining their well known
supremacy, as will be seen by
reference TO the following list OF
prizes won by them. The hno bun
which graces the herd. known as Merry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
1908
ANNUAL sToCKHoLDERs' MEETING

The regular annual meeting OF tho
stockholders OF the North Point Con-
soidated Irrigation Co will be held on
Monday. Nov. s. 1893. az the c0mpany's
office Bailey & Sons store, 63 r. End
south, Salt Lake city, Utah. at O'Clock
p. m, FOR the election Of nine directors
and the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may properly come before them.
BERT y BAILEY. Secy.
Tho North Point Consolidated Irrigation
Company.
First publication oct Il. 1903
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-12-16
BERNETHA SETS
CASE In WARSAW
CHARGES AGAINST KOSCI-
USKO EX-OFFICIALS
WILL BE TRIED.
Hearing of So-Called Graft Cases
Will be Had Before Ply
mouth Judge.

The hearing OF the graft
cases in the Kosciusko circuit
court probably will be but mat
ter OF few weeks, says the War
saw Union.
Judge Bernetha, OF Plymouth
was in Warsaw Tuesday and it
rs very likely he set the cases for
trial.
Judge F. T. Bowser was in
Plym outh Monday to sit in the
Marshall circuit court in order
that Judge Bernetha can come
to Warsaw.
1t is likely that the defense in
he graft cases, which represents
about all of the attorneys of the
Kos iusko bar-wiIl ask that the
cases be continued and it is like
ly that their request will be
drawn ont into a preliminary bat
tie for delays. These men, it is
whispered, do not want the cases
TO come to trial before the politi-
cal campaign next fall.
Who will be tried first, and
when the trial will take place,
are not known. 1t is very likely,
however, that there will be
either a definite deloy or a def
mite date set, when the Judge
OF Marshall county appears in
Warsaw Tuesday.
Judge Bowser recently, in or
der to facilitate matters, named
three Judges and allowed both
sides of the case to eliminate one
so that the one remaining could
try the case. Judge Bernetha was
chosen in this manner to try the
graft cases, and it is understood
he has taken advantage of the
first opportunity to come to
Warsaw to get the cases started
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-12-16
CURES REMOVE DOUBT
ABOUT ECZEMA CURE.
Read What Your Druggist Says
About Oil of Wintergreen
Compound.

Druggist Chas. c. Reynolds.
submits the following to the
readers OF the Tribune. -
For several years we have an
nounced, with our recommended
ZION that we had found a positive
cure for eczema; a simple skin
wash, oil of wintergreen COM
pounded with other healing in
gradients.
Yet we know there are people
right in this town who have oc-
zema, and still have never tried
this remedy.
We have, therefore, arranged
with the ID. ID. d. Laboratories
OF Chicago for special offer OF
trial bottle at % cents instead
of the 81 bottle as regularly sold
We offer this trial bottle with
ourrecommendation and assur-
ance that just as soon as the pa
tent washes his itching skin
this mild liquid will take the itcl,
way instantly.
Charles G. Reynolds,
Plymouth. Ind
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-12-16
Christmas Stamps.

Postmaster Yockey has receiv-
ed the following general order
from Joseph Stewart, second
postmaster general:
"Postmasetrs are notified that
the following named countries re-
fuse to admit their mails articles
bearing non-postage Christmas
stamps or other adhesive charity
stamps or labels: Great Britain,
Orange River Colony, Rhodesia
If the South. Transvaal. Germany
admits articles bearing such
stamps. if affixed to the back, but
not when attached to THE face
Articles liable to be refused adj
mittance to any OF the foreign
countries on account OF bearing
charity stamps will be returned
to the sender it known; or If SEN
der be not known, such articles
will be sent to the fourth assist
ant postmaster general. division
Of dead letters. All articles bear
ing Christmas stamps for trans
mission in the. international mails
should bear upon the covers the
Full address of the sender.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-12-16
FORMER RESIDENT DEAD
D. R. Richardson Died Suddenly
While Making Run on Lake
Shore out of Chicago.

b. NJ. Seybold received a tele-
gram Thursday announcing
the death OF ID. X. Richardson.
OF Chicago which occurred Thurs
day morning. Mr.. Richardson is a
mail clerk on the Lake Shore
running out OF Chicago, and
dropped dead while on his run.
He had been employed as mail
clerk on that railroad for TWEEN
ty-fve years.
ID. X. Richardson was born at
Lapax in this county, and resid-
ed in Plymouth for many years.
practising here as a physician
His parents died about fifteen
years ago. and are buried in Oak
Hill. His wife and two sons Carl
and George survive. His living
brothers and sisters are John OF
Tyner. Charles OF Chicago, VIM
who is in Mexico. Mrs. Frank
Johnson OF Tyner, and Mrs. Hen
~ Greggs OF Bremen. Mrs. B.
VI. Seybold of this city is sis
ter of Mrs. Richardson. and
while visiting at Chicago a few
days ago, Mr.. Richardson was in
perfect health. The remains will
be brought to Plymouth Ton
burial.