These are deaths reported in a Unionville, MO newspaper. The date of issue item is listed in is on top line. All these deaths were listed in the June 17, 1891 issue. Good Luck, Linda 17 Jun 1891, Locals Capt. James TURNER receieved a telegram Saturday stating that his mother, Mrs. Ann WILLETTS TURNER, was lying at the point of death at her home in Burlington, Iowa. She died before Capt. Turner arrived on the train. Mrs. Turner was the mother of twelve children, six of whom have gone before her. George TERRELL, of the east end of the county was in the city Friday, and reported that Willie BOLANDER, a boy about 17, son of Henry bolander, of Grant township accidentally shot and killed himself on Thursday. He had been out hunting with a rifle and just as he stepped in the door on his return the gun discharged his contents, the ball entering his temple and killing him almost instantly. 17 Jun 1891 P.C. JARMIN died at the residence of his daughter Mrs. Adolphus GUFFEY in Richland township, last night. The remains will be brought to the city cemetery after funeral services this afternoon. Mrs. BUSTER, wife of Frank Buster, of Richland township died last week.