WARREN PUETT

    News came from Campwood last Thursday that Warren Puett had fallen dead in the street. Mr. Puett used to live in this county and served as sheriff here.

Concho Herald
November 20, 1930

W. PUETT
   The funeral services of W. Puett were conducted last Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock by Elder J. E. Mullins of the Church of Christ, followed yb the Masonic service in charge of J. W. Gildart. Interment was made in Parksdale cemetery. The attendance at the funeral was the largest ever assembled at an occasion of this sorrowful nature in the history of the section.
    Warren Puett was born in Bell county, July 13 1870. He came from Cook county to Edwards county in 1896 locating at Barksdale. He married Miss Bettie Hamrick September 26, 1900. After a short illness he passed away November 13, 1930.
    He is survived by his wife, and three children, J. E. and Holmes Puett of this city and Mrs. Myrtle Wilbanks of Paint Rock.
    In 1921 Mr. Puett came to Camp Wood and embarked in business and from that day until his death was one of our most prominent business men.
    The passing of Warren Puett shrouded many hearts with sorrow. he was a kind, loving husband and father, and a friend that was steadfast. A member of the Church of Christ, a Master Mason, a good neighbor and a man whose charity knew no bounds. We, with hundreds of others mourn his departure. To his loved ones in their great sorrow, we join a wide circle of friends in extending sincere condolence. Camp Wood Crony.
    Word was received here late Monday night by Mrs. D. P. Wilbanks that Mrs. Warren Puett had died a few minutes earlier. Mr. Pruett died on Thursday November 13, and Mrs. Puett died on Monday, November 24.
    Mr. and Mrs. Wilbanks had planned to attend the funeral services on Tuesday but on account of Mrs. Wilbanks becoming ill was unable to attend. 

Concho Herald
November 27, 1930
(This article was copied exactly like it appeared in the Concho Herald except for the bold font on Mrs. Puett's name.)