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i grauieu.Belle My ^ttbew Hows, tiff’s maiden restored.Roscoented.Wm. McKan-:y. Defendant )Dth to SU|-*ing pendency » for plaintiffWm. W. Van d. rbfendant week to sup-?ster, custody [aintiff gram-tation of thlt;? fight is given in editorial columns in this issue.theMRS. BALLARD DIESMrs. Samuel Ballard, aged a former resident of Clinton, of heart disease at her home Georgetown, III., Friday.Mrs. Ballard was a daughter S. D. and Margaret Mitchell, were among the first settlers Clinton.The surviving relatives are sisters. Mrs. Minerva Rucker, Georgetown, Mrs. Alice Cully,64,diedinofwhoofston Robbins, e changed toEllavs granted. s Frank E. ted and name nes.Walter ited. Name 3cyd,v* Wm.two ofofi Terre Haute, a brother, DickaMitchell of Clinton, and a son, Cal Smith, of Fairview. Her husband. Samuel Ballard, of Georgetown, survives.The funeral services were conducted by Rev. A. H Clem at the residence of Dick Mitchell of thiscity. The Baptist choir sang, andintermentt was in the Clinton cemetery.DeadltiWifeThe situation to Monday afte a deadlock, wit] After Bryan accepting the j Hall, Saturday, tached to the ^ Monday, the 271 off. It gave 4 406 1-2 for VVi] governor stead!)The 30th ball paper went to 455, Wilson 460 Foss 30, Kern 2RECEPTION ACAR DITCHEDIke Levin and family of Danville, were brought into Clinton with theOne of the 8 tions was that i j by Mrs. J. J. 1 ! daughter, Miss ■ George W. Hif Afternoon. The the home was * decorations in and the same c
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Clinton Clintonian
Clinton, Indiana, US
Tue, Jul 02, 1912
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