The Glenwood post., 1913-12-20
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formerly been used there, and thus
were saved, since this portion of the
mite property is not connected with
that involved in the explosion.
IL. X. Townsend and his brother-Iu-
Nv, Perry Coryell, Jr, had been work
lag, together at the mine, but Town
send S COW did not come home Monday
night and Tuesday morning he arose
early and looked about his barn and
corral and saw nothing of his COW. As
the weather was somewhat threatening
- told his wife he believed he would
not work that day, but would hunt his
esw. When Perry Coryell came past
fownse.d g place intending to 90 with
Ms brether-inIaw to the mine as had
been their custom, Townsead told Corr
ell Of his intention to search for the
co~ Instead of going 70 the mine.
c~ysA voluntssssd 70 join in the
sprss ~ bossv 81 ha,ling his hosea
t1RhqAsAs HE dssss he jsi.ed 1. tAr
E4pa@ - ~ ssv ssltAss vsss- tAs
2sASf 49, tse ~ avsA-
: 49, fAa1nlss ss1s7nsa :
Al s1tfeseiy sd feature Of Tses-
day = Disaster h the double and triple
desoaaiien With which 1t struck some
families. The family of Grant Smith
not only lost their sou, George but the
disaster took from their two daughters
their husbands, Gale Chester and Bert
Bartle. Mrs. Bonto not only lost her
husband and son, but her daughter,
Miss Bessie, was betrothed to {.
Strang who was working in the same
room with Mr.. Bonto. The family Of
Asa Starbuck on Garfield creek no.
only mourn the loss of their son, Lester,
but also of their son-in-law, Herbert
Woods. Clyde Crawford mourns the
loss Of his brother, Clint. and also his
nephew, Lou Walters. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Yes Walters. Mrs. William
Shearer lost her husband and near him
was found the body of Dave Talmadge
who was very soon to have been mar
ried to Miss Ella Gum, Mrs. Shearer s
sister.
Widow and Children
Those who perished in the awful dis
aster left relatives as follows: Gal,
Chester, widow and child; Albert Bar
tie. widow: Wallace Baxter, age 1
mother; Marion Bonto, widow and
four children; 4. l. Crawford, widow,
one child. Ben Davis, widow; Joseph
Fsxrss, widow, three children; Louis
FassAi.A widow, four children; Arvid
Johsssa, widow, one child; joseph La
B,a.sAA vidsw, four children; Roy
Nortsa, widow; D. C. Nolan, widow,
three eAilarss; William Meese, five
/ childssas JsAn Often, widow, five chill
dreas 0Ris Bsel, widow, three chill
d.ea, W1lnsa eAeaser, widow, one
child, .1AapA Wsssell, widow, two chill
drea; Dssbsse Weods widow, one
o. Wednesday c. n. Kseh a.d c.
". ou1A, ssonaisg The finasefal eoe-
litisoz~f nsay Il the stricken ones,
st1a1se . salsssiPaisa among the pes
- - 0ssewssa sad they have now
raiss6 - sesA ~ voluntary sabseir-
tisas o1s3Do sad lave enough IN good
p3eA0uo - oaAs 1t least tl0o, an Of
wAiea ~ - ussd In bearing tAe e1-
pssss inssassAal - The bsrial sf IL
dad ard, Fslisving Immediate neeessi-
ties Of tAe living. Mayor NcNahan
has na1e N appeal for aid through the
Associated Press a.d this win NO doubt
bring eenssassable aid. The Coryell
Mins Lsssing ee.pa.y is giving as
toward The bsfial expenses Of each
bedy bsssaes paying an expenses ines.
deaf - tAs esaa.et Of the funerals.
1Gf. 0Asnway and M. C.nnins have
bssa ssaseaaAly - IL sssanA froa tAs
fffese - tAey 1avs Asas evssytAias
teaat - pssd1os ssAss - eisesn-
e1veSxad adse,sve ~ &.y