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JEFFERSON CITY -Miss Genrela Nicholson 24 0! Cabool. Mn. was Instan'ly killed | and her companion. Henry Wilhelm, I was seriously injured when . theu car left highway'No.": 50, five miles Part of here. The car plunged 75 feet over a an font !
Witnesses sald the girl lost ron -: Trol of the car while attempting :0 pass another machine. .
Ferpetted taire
ENGAGEMENT ANNOI NOFD
the engacement. of their daughter M. . Aubrey When, in Mr Soper; R Wall of Vinite Okla The n ::.. ⑈ I. to take place In the carly fall.
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DEATHS
STER J."SMITH
The body of lester J smith. Con Beach, Cal., who was killed in an ex- plosion at Wilmington. Cal., last week. will be shipped here indas, and funeral services will be held a: . 0 30 Monday morning "it. the Grant Arenne . .. Baptist church. Interment will be made in Maple Park cemetery under the direction of ' W. Klingner. Mr. Smith wi he brotliet "Or" Mrs. Edward H: "Burch. 1412. North Broadwar arente, and had 1.ved
prorated at his death and will not be ahle to accompany the badr here.
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MRS. JULIA W. KELLY Funeral services For Mis dalla .. Kelly. 85, who died Saturday at the home - of a ann. Walter H Samuele. 2015 North 1 Douglas avenue, will be held Mondar morning at in a rinck in the Klinenet for- neral chapei. Burial will be in Green- lawn cemetery.
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J. R. HERD
Services for J R. Herd a :. a.l. he held ! al 11 o'clock this morning at the Fair Grove Me !!: od. churri Ruriat will be in the Placa :. Ridge careless under diffe- uon of J. W. Klingner.
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ROBERT L. JEFFRIES
Funeral services for Robert I .. Jeffries. ased Springfield!an who was fatally in- Jured by an automobile here early last week, will be held at 3 o'clock Monday In the Klingner funeral chapel. Burial will be in Greenlawil.
MRS. ROSF RACTATY
Rervices for Mrs. Rose E. Batrain, who d'ed Friday at hei 1:0:0. 9.3 5. .::: ferson avenue. will be heid Stondes at 2.30 o'clock in the Hernian Lohmeyer funeral ! ('apel. Burial will hon 've Maple Fa:s cemetery. -
RACTAIN SERVICES
Funeral services inc Mirs Free A Base tain who died Friday night a :or hante 923 South Jefferson, avenue. will be con- ducted Mondat - afternoon""wrinet +atathe + Herman. Lohmeyer funeral home. Burial will be in Maple Fark cometery. 1
&-CARDS OF THANKS, IN MEMORIUM
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank {Ji [ !!!: c. neighbors for their kindness and sympa- yalso for-the-beautiful. floral offerings Unting the times and death of our mothi. er. Mrs Barsh F. Wordrome, Mr and Mrs. Fred Christy, Luther F Woodrome 204 family. Virgil E. Woodrome and fam-
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 19, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Louis Tuegel died .**
Page 2: Frank Miller died .** Page 3: Fisher infant died .** Lester J. Smith died .** Mrs. Julia W. Kelly died.' Robert L. Jeffries died .* Mrs. Rose E. Bastain died .**
Page 8: Will Phillips of Miller died August 13 and was buried in Pleasant Grove cemetery. He is survived by his wife, one son Rev. Clyde Phillips, and by one daughter Mrs. Mattie Berry.
Daughter born August 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berry of Miller. Page 10: Miss Evelyn Flanagan and Mr. Roy E. Putman were married .**
DEATH TAKES FATHER OF MINISTER'S WIFE
louis Tuezel. father of Mrs A F. Wowrr. WIIG VI .... ....... ) church pastor. died at 6 20 o'clock yesterday morning in his home. 3823 Greer avenue. St. Loula.
The Reverend and Mrs Woker Jeft Inf St. Louis Immediately after see- lerdas morning's service At Tale". church. Funeral services for M: Tuegel will be held at the home !!! 8t. Lonta at 10:30 o'clock Tuesday morning.
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FLANAGAN-PUTMAN NUPTIALS READ
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The marriage of Miss Evelyn Flana - gan. 2151 North Taylor avenue. daugh- ; ler of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Flanagan. ' to Roy E. Putman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Putman. 1407 North Main avenue, was quietly solemnized at the home of the bride's parents at 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
Ring ceremony wan read by the Reverend Earl W. French. Mrs. Harry Flanagan sang "I Love You Truly." accompanied by Mrs. Errin St. Clair. Mrs. St. Clair then played Mendels- sohn's wedding march. The bride wore & light gown of green ch !!! and carried a aheat of bridal roses. . Following the ceremony. refresh- ments were aerred to those in at- tendance. Mr. and Mrs. Futman will be at home to friends at 407 Nex : : avenue, within the week. 1
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Fumigating With Gasoline Causes Aurora Man's Death
Frank . Miller Suffers Burns, Resulting Death Following Day: Funeral Services Held
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FUNERAL services were held yes- terday(afternoon at Om church. aix miles "southeast of Aurora, for Frank Miller. 46, ons of the leading strawberry and grape growers of the
whun- day. Burial was in Osa cemetery under direction of the King Funeral home of Aurora
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Mr. Miller's large modern farm home was destroyed by fire which followed the gasoline explosion caus- ing his hurns. The hullding and contents were Insured for 81750. less than half the estimated loss ..
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Fumigaling & bedroom bv the tre of gasoline. Mr. Miller struck a match to light hia pipe and the explosion followed Immediately. drawing the attention of neighbors.
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By the time they arrived on the scene. however, there was nothing they could do hutt care for the In- Jured man who had run out of the house and Jumped Into a tank of water in the yard. His clothing was entirely burned off and virtually all of his body was scared. burns on his Arms and back being the most severe. He was taken in the Ozark hne- ptin] at Aurors for treatment. ilis death was atorifilled in chock from the burns.
A widower for the past two rearr. Mr. Miller is survived by six children all hut two of whom still are In achool.
DEATHS
FISHER INFANT
The Infant son of Mr. ard Mrs. Barney Fisher died at the home at 612 East Water street about 9 o'clock last night. The child Is survived by its parents. five ' sisters and four brothers. Funeral arrangements are Incomplete Borvlees All be- hejd under, direction Herman . Lohmeyer funeral home.
LESTER J. SMITH
Funeral services for Lester J. Smith. Long Beach. Cal. who was killed in an explosion at Wilmington. Cal .. will be held at 10 30 o'clock this morning in the tirant Avenue Baptist church Burial w'll be in Maple Park cemetery under direc- tion of J. W. Klingner. Mr Smith was the brother of Mrs. Edward H. Burch. 1412 North Broadway, and had 'lived In Springfield several Fears. 5
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MRS. JULIA W. KELLY
Funeral services for Mrs. Julla W. Kelly. 85. who died Saturday at the home of a son. Walter H Samuels, 2015 North Doug- les avenue, will be held at 10 o'clock this morning in the Klingner funeral chapel. Interment will be in Greenlawn ceme-
ROBERT I .. JEFFRIES
Funeral services for Robert L. Jeffries. aged Springfieldian who was fatally in- Jured' In an automobile accident here early last week, will be held at 3 o'clock .1.1. Formen in the Klingner funeral chape: Intermint ain be int Greenlawn
MRS. ROSE BASTAIN
Funeral services for Mis Rose E Rac;
. South Jefferson avenue will be held tri- afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the Herman Lohmever funeral chapel. Burial will be In Mapie Park cemetery.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 1: Virginia Kinsey, 9, granddaughter of Mrs. May Kinsey of near Bolivar, was killed Sunday in an automobile accident near Linn Creek on highway 54. [This is a long article.]
Page 3: Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Stafford died.' Fisher infant died .**
Page 4: Mrs. Edna Hart sues to divorce Ora E. Hart. They were married in 1924 in Lawrence county. They have two children Hazel Lucille Hart, 4, and Onas Hart, an infant.
Mrs. Chloris Louise Pearson, a minor, sues to divorce Paul Edgar Pearson. They were married June 20, 1929.
Page 14: Miss Edith Laney and Mr. Fred C. Krasser were married .**
Page 15: Miss Helen Elizabeth Jones and Mr. John E. Pearson were married .**
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TH THANH Min Naa johnson in Mr. Lloyd Farrell of Nebraska City was announced last week to her intimete friende. Miam Johnson Is the daughter of Mr. t !. tirant Johnson. 1003 Henton avenue. . She attended Drury college and is a member of Delta Delta Delta and Alpha Tau Phi sofort- ties, The bride-to-be is well known far ber vocal talent and was one of the beauty queens of the Drury Bou wenter of 1929. The wedding will be colebrated some time in the early full. Numerous pre-nuptial parties are being planned by friende of Miss Jobounn. 414
BOLIVAR GIRE. CRASH VICTIM. 4 OTHERS HURT
Child's Back Broken When Machine Crowded Off Road - and Overturned
FATHER AMONG 'INJURED
Returning From Trip to Bag- nell Dam, Tragedy Comes Near Linn Creek
Nine-year-old Virginia Kinsey, granddaughter of Mơn. May Khiley .: of near Bolivar, was killed, and four. other occupants of an auto were Injured Bunday afternoon at o'clock, when the Overland touring car driven by Lee McElwee, 45, went over a four-foot embankment 12 miles northeast of Linn Creek on highway 54.
The Injured are: McElwoo, whose shoulder was dislocated and collar bone broken: Henry Wilsoui. 65. who received bad bruises and lacer- ations; Ord Kinsey, 40, father of the child killed, who received . no- ' vere lacerations on his right leg which may prove serious, and a younger sister of the victim, also badly bruised and cut.
Crowded Off Road
McElwee and Wilson both Are north of Bolivar, and Ktipey And his three chitren, whowe brawe by to
hty it ttes trom Linn Cruz, It met a car hugging the centis the road. MoElwes turned out putting on his brakes, and the ma- chine alld in the loose gravel, and went over the embankment. The car landed on Its top, crushing the little Kinsey girl under the back of the front seat, and breaking ber
back. She lived only ten minutes after the accident.
Other Car Goes On
The machine turned orer agun, righting itself, and pasting motor- Iste assisted the injured from the wreck. The car w lah had todi- rectly caused the catastrophe did not stop, and it is thought that the occupants did not see the Mcktwee car go off the ledge. Two wheels were torn off, and the top, and windshield of the car destroyed ..
The party was taken to the office of Dr. George Moore at Linn Creek for emergency attention, and the body of the little girl sent to the Hutcheson Blue Funeral chapel at Bollvar. Funeral services were to be held this afternoon at Payne
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Grape Producer Dies of Injuries In Gas Explosion
Frank Miller, 46, prominent straw- berry and grape grower of the Ourks. who livee alx miles southeast of Au- rors, was buried at Osa Sunday fol- lowing his death caused by a gaso- line explosion and fire at his home Friday.
Mr. Miller was fumigating a room In his home when be lighted hts pipe. causing the explosion and fire., The home, a large modern dwelling. Was destroyed. It was Insured for only $1750, less than half Ito value.
Shock from the burns be received was given in the cause of Miller's death. His clothing had been burned from his body and hla body badly seared before he extinguished the flames in a tank of water in the yard.
Six children, all but two of whom are still in school, survive Miller. wbo had been a widower for two years. The King funeral home of Aurora ! had charge of the funeral services Sunday.
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Helen Jones Weds
Miss Helen Ellaazeth Jones, daugh- ter of Mrs. Florence Jones, 1120 8um- mit avenue, was murled yesterday noon to Mr. John I. Fremson. The rows were read at Hollister by the Reverend Dr. David MeCilere of First : Presbyterian church us Mayı, Kan.
The bride Là a graduate of Drury : college, where she was soloist in the Girls' Otee club for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Pearson will make their home here. -
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MRS. NANCY ELIZABETH STAFFORD Mra. Nancy Klisabeth Stafford. TI. wife of Jesse 8. Stafford of rural route &, died at her home early today. She is survived by her husband, a son, W. E. Stafford, of Springfield, and a daughter. Mra. Bertha Williams, of Ranier, Ore. Funeral ar- rangements are in charge of J. W. Kling- ner.
FISHER INFANT
Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Fisher, who died at the home. 612 East Water atreel. Sunday night were to be held this afternoon st o'clock at the Herman Lohmeyer funeral - home Besides the parents, five alaters and four brothers survive. -
Edith Laney Weds
A charming home sending That of Mias Edith Laney. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Will Laney, to Mr. Fred C. Kramer. son of Mr. and Mra. L. C. Kramer, which was solemnized at 1 o'clock yesterday at the home of the bride's parents. north of the elle
The Reverend Mr. C. E. Nickerson of Fair Grove was the officiating minlater and the double ring cere- mony was read. The bride was given In marriage by her Father, Mr. Will Laney. She wore an informal Irock of powder blue georgette and lace and carried a bouquet of roses and asters. The bridesmaid. Mias Estber Laney. Mater of the bride. wore ten geor- gette and carried roses. Mr. Willam Krasser. brother of the groom, was best man.
mit .avenue, was marriett yesterday family were present. Following the ceremony & dinner party was held. i The young couple left for s three weeks' trip through Kansas, Okla- hotoa' and Texas.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 1: Marriage license: Robert M. Lay, 36, of Calexico, Calif., and Clara Ellen Taylor, 22, of Lutie, Mo.
Page 3: Virginia Kinsey died .** Page 6: Herman Turner was killed. Mrs. Mary B. Elson died .* Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Stafford died .** The annual Freeman reunion will be held August 25.
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MRS. MARY R. ELSON
Mrs. Mary B. Kison, 68 years old, died early Monday morning at her home. 628 Kast Grand street, following an extended illness. She is survived by three sons. B. P. Elson, Walnut Grove: W. 8. Elson. Willard, and J. C. Elison, Ash Grove: four daughters. Mrs. W. M. Marsh. Willard: Mra. A. A. Salta, Springileid: Mrs. Elmer Keith. Ash Grove, and Mra. P. H. Kim- brough, Pine Bluff. Art .: one sister. Mra. Mattie Murray. Carthage: and four brothers. I. 8. and B. 8. Jones. Carthage: J. J. Jones, Ath Grove. and H. C. Jones, Montebello, Cal .. Brief funeral servicea will be held at 12:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home. The body will be taken to Ash Grove where funeral serv- ices will be conducted at 2 o'clock in the Contes Methodist Episcopal church ..
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MRA. NANOY Z .. STAFFORD Mrs. Nancy Elisabeth Stafford. 71, wife of Jeame 8. Stafford of rural route 5. died at har home early yesterday. She is survived by her husband. & son. W. K. Stafford, of Springfield, and & daughter, Mrs. Bertha Williams of Ranier. Ore. Funeral arrangements have not been com- pleted but Interment will be in Robberson Prairie cemetery under direction of L W. Klingner.
Hold Funeral Rites For Bolivar Girl. Victim of Accident
Holtvar seeterday afternoon for Vir- s'nh Kinerv, nine vrar-nid daughter of MIR. May Kities of near Bolivar. who was killed when an ; winmobile in which she was riding went over A lottr-font embankment. . .
Wychway 54 Sunday a:r: r.
Four other occupants of inf CAT were Injured. They were: Lee Mc- Elwee. 45. whose shoulder wan dis- Incated and collar bone broken: Henry Wilson. 65. who received bad hruisea and lacerations: Ord Kinsey. 40 .father of the child killed. who suffered severe lacerationa on his right leg. which may prove serious. and a younger sister of the victim Also badly bruised and cut.
The party was returning from Bar- nell. where a visit hnd been made 10 site of the huge dam in Miller county. The car was descending . hill. 12 miles from Linn Creek. when it met & car hugging the center of ! the road. McEllee, who was driving. turned out and put on his brakes. but the car skidded in the loose travel and went over the embank- mert
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Struck by Train, Deaf Mute Killed · Near Webb City
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Herman Turner. 15, a deaf mute. was fatally injured yesterday after- noon when be was struck by a Frisco passenger train near Webb City, ac- cording to' reports received at the Ihal general vidites nese. alle oug was taken to a Webb City hospital where no Falld." Members of the train crew wald Turner was sitting on. the track with one shoe in bis band and, apparently." was not aware of the train's approach 1
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1929 -- LEADER
Page 12: There is an article about Patton alley .**
Page 14: Mrs. Nancy Elizabeth Stafford died .**
George Larkins died .** Mrs. Mary B. Elson died .* Mrs. Raymond Card died .* Dale Moore died .**
Page 18: Miss Louise Agnes Strother and Selta Bunch were married .**
DEATHS
MRS. NANCY K. STAFFORD Funeral services for Mra. Nancy Kliza- beth Stafford. T1. wife of Jesse E suf- lord of rural route 5. will be held at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning at Robberson Prairie chapel, followed by Intervient in Robberson Prairle cemetery. Mra. Buafford In survived by her husband and by a son. W W Btafford of Springfield. and a !wirh,'er Mr. Bertha Williams of Ranier. Ore She died at home Monday morning. 1 w Klinger is In charge of arrange- ments.
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GEORGE LARKINS George Lerkins. 6-year-old som of Mr. And Mr# J. H Larkine of 927 College .¡ fiel. died At the residence !!!. morning after a short Illness. Besides the parents. lko htothers and two slatera survive. Funeral services will probably be held Wednesday afternoon with burial in Hope- dale ceretery, near Ozark. The Herman Lohmeyer funeral home is in charge of Arrangements.
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MRS. MARY B. ELSON
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Funeral services for Mra. Mary B. 81- son. 68. who died Menday at her home st 628 East Grand street, were held at 12:20 ('clock today at the residence, The body WAS then taken to Anh Grove for services at 7 o'clock in the Costes Methodist Eple- copal church there. Mson sur- Hived by three mons. B. Y. Kison of Walnut Grove; W. a. Elson of Willard, and J. C. Elson of Ash Grove, and by four daugh- lera. Mra. W. M. Marah of Willard. Mra. A A. Balts of Springfield, Mrs. Eimer Keith of Ash Grove and Mrs. P. H. Kim- brougb of Pine Bluff. Ark. One uster and four brothers ako survive. es fol- lows: Mrs. Mattie Murray of Carthere, L 8. and B. A. Jones of Carthage. Jones of Ash Grove and H. O. Jones af Montebello. Cal.
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MRS. RAYMOND CARD
Mrs. Raymond Card of Semipole, Okla .. Wed Monday morning at the ,West hoepl- tal at Monett after a brief Atnees. De- aldea her husband and two sman sous, ......... the to survived hy her parents, Me, and Mrs. J. W. Summers of Monett, and by three brothers and three sisters, as follows: Fred, Clyde and Will Summera of Monett; Mrs. Ben Clark of Coffeyville. Kan .; Mro. Myrtle Suis of Monett and Mrs. Ben Rundle of Spring. field. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist church at Monett Wed- nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with the Reverend Mr. Kenne l officiating. Burial will follow in the Odd Fellowa cemetery. Mra. Card had often visited Mrs. Rundie bere at 828 West Madison street.
Pretty Heiress WedeFarm Hand; Is Missouri Girl
By The Associated Press
JOPLIN, Mo. Aug. 20-Mim Louise Agnes Brother, young heiress, who eloped from Richland. La. Saturday and married Belts Bunch, a farm hand .. in. St. Louis, formerly was Louise Agnes Warren, 'of. Alba, Mo.
She was the daughter of the late John Warren, a sinc miner. The girl was adopted by O. D. Strother. wealthy Oklahoma off man, when the! was four years old. Her mother be- came ill after the death of Mr. War- ren and was tinabla to support the family of three girls.
Miss Strother was reported to have been left an inheritance of $2,500.000 by her foster father. Mra. Ocle Odell. 1 Webb City. Mo., a sister, said terms of the legacy limite her to use of $100 a month until the ta 80 years old. Then she is to come Into her Inheritance.
Another alster of the heiress, Mra. Dovie Cobertson, lives to lowa.
THE WASTEBASKET Into which are often tossed things well worth while.
Dead-end atreets are rather Inter- ! ating. because of their rural in- ciinations. Being dead as one end or the other, and frequenti/ at both termini, they are, naturally more or Jess numb in their middle. They are peaceful- lanes, preserving much of the appearance and many of the memories of long ago.
Patton Allev. allas Patton avenue. properly begins at Water street and climbs the hill from Jordan valley. between garages and auto repair shops to Ouve. More than half a century ago. a witlaky still, that utilized the flow of a crystal spring. then, flowing from the hillside, marked the terminus of a path down a steep mente that had from Jake Painter's gun-shop; this end of Patton alley was too steep for schicles.
Its second block is a cool canyon, wherein is hidden the city's reat room. Many years since, the village rest tym was ed out by the back fence and camouflaged with poke- weed and jimson. Springfield still retaina the "where-ls-It?" feature.
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The third block of Patton avenue was a famous rallying place for tipsters In good old preVolstead days. Gilded bars of College street empted their dregs into Patton al- ley to drain into Kirby's Arcade And viel-versa. Further south was Price's Wagonyard, flanked by yurls of less prominence, all with sleeping quarter for rent sans everything. but license to use without question A motley crew eddied back and forth between pool halls, gambling Joints and roaring bars. Tragedies were frequent and fights of daily occurrence. "Many a Saturday afternoon I have spent In this vl- cinity, 50 years ago, watching fer the inevitable fight, or serlea of fights that usually wound up In a free-for-all," said an old timer.
But the glory that was Rome's has passed. The roar of traffic replaces the roar of Baccus. Yet where the : alley is broadened to a paved and lighted avenue and many modern store buildings erected, no tenant oc- cuples them. It is strange to see so many new fronts empty. Perhaps. these bulldings would be occupied were they not at the cross-roads of
two thoroughfares dead-ended at all four ends.
Although broadened to a 60-foot and paved, Patton avenue, as for- merly, is still the receiving end of several wholesale houses.
When the avenue was a weed fringed alley, bearded drivers of Jaded teams, drawing loads of cot- ton, hides, tallow, tobacco and farm produce, came up from the White river country and camped in its dust, while rural cargoes were ex- changed for stocks for general mer- chandise. No longer does country producta concentrate in Patton al- Jay, but trucks carrying as much as an antire: weron trafił roll out of Patton avenue, distributing their Joads to country marchants scat- tered along hundreds of miles of smooth highway, distributing fresh commodities, meats, bread, milk. fruits and perishable groceries-a hundred and !!!!; miles from Springfield Instead of the camp- fires that burned at dusk along the edge of Patton alley, where men gathered to pass the bottle and horses munched from feed-boxes at wagon-enda, there were fleets of drummer's coaches, cach loaded with sample casse ready for a swift campaign.
South of Walnut. Palton is silent and little used. Old tenements face 14 opposite weed grown ends of lots that front on South avenue. Some ancient dwellings" moved back to make room for business structures on Campbell, are doing service as boarding houses. With no traffic to Interrupt Chelr pleasure, a bevy of youngsters raced up and down on rolier skuils.
Patton ends at Mount Vernon, where an apartment house as crowded as a martin box. fronts upon a street that is not dead ended. a throbbing through artery of city
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DALE MOORE
Dala Moore. 18. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. C W. Moore of Daderifle. died Prl- day night in a hospital a California fol- lowing an operation. The body wul ar-
rive Late today and funeral services win be held at Dadeville Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Reverend W. R. Rus- well af conduct the services.
Dadritter Max
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for tomp'. the. HY NCH M California about 14 months ago with his sunt, Mra. D. P. partinson of Los Angels, in the hope that the change of eliman would be bene- felal to his health. He is survived by his parents. a brother. Terrent, and two thisra Maxine and Boris
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1929 -- DAILY NEWS
Page 3: Nellie H. Brandon sues to divorce Joe E. Brandon. They were married October 31 1909 Thev have three minor children.
Mrs. Ottie Herndon sues to divorce J. R. Herndon. They were married September 8, 1907, in Salem, Ark., and have eight minor children.
Page 6: Edward Small sues to divorce Edith Small. They were married May 15, 1923. Page 8: Ben H. Elliff died .*
Mrs. Nancy E. Stafford died .* George Larkins died .** Thomas Nathaniel Gault died .**
Mrs. Raymond Card died .**
DEATHS
MRS. NANCY E. STAFFORD Funeral services for Mrs Nancy E. Staf- ford. "1. wife of Jesse E. Stafford of rural i :... .. will be held at Il o clock the :1c !!!:.: a+ Robberson Prairie chapel, fol- lourd by interment in Robberson Prairie cemetery under the direction of J.' W.
und one son, W. W Stafford. Stri. : and one daughter. Mrs. Bertha Williams of Ranier, Ore.
GEORGE LARKINS Funeral services for George Larkins. R Year-old son of Afr. and Mrs. , N Lar- 22" College street, who died at 1:" short illness, will be held at I o'clock this ! alternoon in the Hemmin !! Letters funeral home. Burial will be in Hoped". cemetery. south of Springfleid Besides tre parents, two brothers and two sisters sur- live.
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