Garfield County: Covington - Covington Record October 8, 1931

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Funeral services for William H. MILLER were held Tuesday , burial at
Pawnee beside the body of his wife who died here three years ago. Mr.
Miller was 42 years old when death came Monday morning. He is survived by
one son; and three sisters and two brothers.

Paul E. BUELOW, of Enid, who was injured in an auto accident three weeks
ago, died at an Enid hospital Monday. Funeral services were held Wednesday
in Enid. They body was shipped to Minnesota this morning for burial. Mr.
Buelow was a brother-in-law to Mrs. Adeline STONE of Covington.

Funeral services for O.E. MILLER, 51 year old farmer living sw of Lucien
who was the victim of a bullet accidentally discharged from his rifle
early Monday morning, were held Wednesday at the Lucien Methodist church.
Burial was made in the Covington I.O.O.F cemetery. Mr. Miller was killed
early Monday morning when a rifle he was carrying discharged the bullet
entering his body near the heart. He is survived by his widow; three sons;
one daughter, and five brothers and four sisters.

Mr. and Mrs. W.A. BLISS of Buda, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. E.M. BLISS and Miss
Alcina BLISS of Newkirk spent Friday evening and Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Luedeman, Mrs. LUEDEMAN returned to Newkirk with them to
spend Sunday.