ACCIDENT IN MINE RESULTS IN DEATH
HARRY HERRINGTON, FORMERLY OF MOSCOW, DEAD BECAUSE OF INJURIES
Harry Herrington died at his home in Kellogg this morning as the result of injuries received yesterday morning while working in a mine at that place. Details of the accident are still lacking. The brother of the unfortunate young man, Wilford Herrington of this city, hurried to his bedside when he heard of the accident and had a critical operation performed in the hope of saving his life, but this was in vain.
The body will be brought to this city today of burial and the announcement of the funeral arrangements will be made later. Mr. Herrington's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Herrington, are at San Jose, California, and it is feared that they may not be able to get here in time for the funeral. They have been in California for three weeks and went there to spend a year.
In addition to his wife and three small children and his parents, nine brothers and sisters will mourn the untimely death of this young man. The brothers and sisters are Wilford Herrington of Moscow, Mrs. C. W. Town of Moscow, Louis Herrington of the U. S. navy at Philadelphia, Mrs. Ernest Noble and Miss Hazel Herrington of Boise, and Doris, Ted and Mattie Herrington who are with their parents in California.
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