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THE LUDINGTON RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Thursday, February 2, 1882
VOL. XV.  OLD SERIES, NO. 22
VOL. II  NEW SERIES, NO. 37

     ROBERT SMITH, a resident of the third ward, died Wednesday
   morning from injuries received a week ago while engaged cutting
   down trees in the woods.  His injuries were extremely complicated,
   having sustained broken bones and bruises on the right side from
   head to foot.  He was a member of the Labor union, and will be
   buried under their auspices.  He leaves a wife and family.
   
     DAVID DARR, Esq., one of the oldest settlers in Freesoil,
   died at his residence on Wednesday, January 25th, and was
   buried the following Saturday morning.  The funeral was
   very largely attended.  Rev. Mr. Lovejoy conducted the
   services.  MR. DARR was born in Somersett county, Pa.,
   and passed his youth in Ohio.  He removed to Ionia county
   in 1862, and to Mason county the following year, having
   resided in Freesoil for the past nineteen years.  Deceased
   was 66 years old, less six days.  He was widely esteemed
   as a good citizen.