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Title: Moultrie County
Newspapers: 1924


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Decatur Review, November 23, 1924

BUYS MULES FROM LOVINGTON MINE

Manie Wilson Gets Nine Animals As Investment.

Nine young mules that had been used in the Lovington coal mine, that closed recently, were bought this week by E. C. Manie Wllson of Decatur, who bought them as an investment. The mules, which are young animals and in excellent condition, were removed from the mine some six months or more ago, and when it seemed that the mine was to resume steady operation they were returned to Lovington, but were kept there on pasture until their sale to Mr. Wilson.


MRS. CASTEEL DIES IN ARTHUR

Funeral Monday from Wright Home in Sullivan.

Sullivan, Nov. 22 --- Mrs. Claudia Busher Casteel, for many years a resident of Sullivan, died at 12 o'clock noon Saturday at her late home in Arthur, from lung trouble. Her body will be brought to Sullivan and the funeral will be held from the home of Homer W. Wright at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. D. A. MacLeod of the Presbyterian church. Burial will be in Green Hill cemetery.

Mrs. Casteel lived In Sullivan until ten years ago, when she was married to T. S. Casteel of Arthur, and since that time has resided there. She was an aunt of Misses Martha and Agness Wright, daughters of H. W. Wright. Her husband survives.