The Sunday Gazetteer
December 23, 1900
pg.6

SOCIETY
Mr. E.M. Price of this city and Miss Clint Warren of Warren Flats were married near Bells a few days ago.  They will make Denison their future home.

The Sunday Gazetteer
Sunday, February 24, 1901
pg.4

LOCAL CONDENSATIONS
Thursday, February 21, 1901 - Millard Price died very suddenly Tuesday in the Waters-Pierce Oil Co.'s office over the State National Bank.  At the time of his death, Price was conducting the farm of Ed Hammond and had called at the office for Mr. Hammond's mail.   While seated in a chair, he was attacked with stupor caused by an overdose of morphine taken to relieve headache.  Price lived for a number of years at Warren Flats.  He married Miss Clint Watson of that community about 2 months ago.  He was for a short time clerk at Madden, Graham & Co.'s.  The deceased was about 30 years of age.  He was a member of the United Moderns and held an insurance policy for $2000.  He was a most estimable young man.  There never was a more happy married couple than Mr. and Mrs. Price.  His death is a terrible blow to his young wife.  The remains were taken to Warren Flats for interment.