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Sunday's Deaths. BB. Show who will coughs in the machinery of the cement plant Saturday morning died shout 9 we luck Sunday morning Mr. Sheune wis euperinte ding the loosening of a fine shaft leading from the building tn another when liis clonkhing was caught by a revolving pully and We ara rated up the pully. His arm received such a wreech that it was almost forked from the socket. His collar bone on shoulder blade were broken and the twolo aviery Tuptire Bytyro payvictans wot 10 bin te bid slwvat bied by death. Flo was rushed to the hospital but sporkiing could be dove for him. The shock and loss of blood were too great. He was but 26 years old. He leaves a young wife and three little children. His father and mother and sx sisters with their husband's came at lone on the wnn d moement of the accident. Funeral services were conducted here by Rev. McFadden and the relatives went with the body to Weston. Mo, for burial. W. M. PHELPES. At 4:35 W. M. Phelphs of 1115 North Steuben died of paralysis He was a mio of 60 with a wife and two children. He had been in poor health for some time. The funeral services were conducted by Rev, Mather, Tuesday, and the body hurried to Elmwood, Mr. Phelps had cooly lived here about two years, having come up from Oklahoma In quest of health, J. WH. K. MILLER, ALL ten o'clock Sunday dlytt, J. He . Miller died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Wells on East Main, of paralysis. He had been wick dinee Iaet August. Funeral services were held Tuesday jae the homie of his sister conducted by Rev. Kitchen and the body sent to Thayer, his old home, for burial. Mr. Miller was born In Scnttland seventy four years ago. He was an old citizen of the county and Highly, respected. He left ten children, five sons and five daughters, six of his children were with bios when he died, also a brother, Nathan Miller, of Eddyville, sons. MRS. J. W. HAYNES. irs. J. W. Haynow of 210 North Grant dyenne died Sunday night, Mrs. Waynes had been trowiled with appendcis for about a week, having been so poor hearts for some time. She was easily carried with heart, failure. She was 42 years old. She and Mr Haynes had been married something over two yeas. She had no childred. funeral services were held at the home, Tuesday working, by Rev. Mathes. Mrs. Maynes' sudden taking away, for a second time leaves her husband, Willis, a widower. A WRECK is the only ft description for the man of Woman who is crippled with rheu matiem. Just a few rheumatic twWitwes may be the forerunner of a auvere attack—stop the trouble at the start with Ballard's Soow Liniment, Cures the rheumatiem and all pain, _ frie 2he 60 wud 81.00—Said by Geo. P. Wilder, Drupgist. J. ©. Demious, formerly of the Erie’ Record, passed through Chanute on wid way back to Wichita from Erie where he had been iiviting home folks, Mr. Deolons to now at work for the Wieht
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The Chanute Times
Chanute, Kansas, US
Fri, Jun 10, 1910
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