Dr Harry Underwood Expires Suddenly in Palmyra
Dr Harry Leighton Underwood died at his Palmyra home Monday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at the family residence at ten o clock, with interment in Perry Mo. He was forty nine and had a long veterinary surgical practice. Survived by wife and one daughter. Born February 13 1878 in Ralls County Mo.
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de Underwood
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Pittsfield Notes From Illinois News Briefs
Pittsfield Illinois items report Hicks returning from Chicago bankers’ convention where he is cashier of First National Bank. The Theodore Bates pure bred hog sale near the city drew good prices. Emmet and Clay Rush sold the Perry farm south of Detroit for 26000 to Dr. L Lacy after about a year’s ownership. An apple orchard remains part of the property. Mrs Philip Tooker and daughter Mrs Karl Wes plan to live in Chicago presently. Governor Lowden invited to speak at Soldiers Home Coming celebration on the 2edh, Mroo. Mr and Mrs Doss Lowe of Aurora Nebraska visit HJ Lowe’s family in the city by automobile. Harry Jacques family of St Louis visiting. Miss Florence McKeight of Jacksonville visiting Mrs Erne Ty. Mrs Elizabeth Noyes visiting. Elmer Benson bought Daniel Rose’s share in Benson and Lose garage. Mrs Mantel Rhodes returned from Chicago visiting her son Elmer. Jean Andrews of Kansas City visiting friends. Mrs Anna Teel of Chicago visiting her parents. Frank Reed to Des Moines for days with relatives. High school baseball team organizing and scheduled to play Waverly High School in the near future. Deputy County Clerk Clarence Martin on desk in courthouse after illness from blood poisoning from shaving cut.
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Obe Cox Captured Then Executed by Mob at Scene
In Athens Ohio Sept 1 Obe Cox alleged murderer of a farmer's wife was captured by a posse. He was brought to the crime scene where his body was riddled with bullets and burned at the stake as several thousand spectators looked on.
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