. Histoire de comté de Cass Indiana : Dès le début du règlement à l'heure actuelle : avec des notes biographiques et de référence à des biographies déjà compilé. lui au Comté de Pulaski en cabine. Ici il a travaillé avec un testament à son tradewhen il pourraient épargner le temps de son travail agricole, on distribue régulièrement et dans des conditions difficiles, plus réussi à dissiper sa ferme. Il hiswdfe et passé par toutes les épreuves et les privations incident à pioneerlife dans les premiers jours, les conditions de la génération actuelle qui canhave mais la moindre conception de. Ils sont devenus les parents d'sevenchildren,-deux

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. History of Cass County Indiana : From its earliest settlement to the present time : with biographical sketches and reference to biographies previously compiled. him tothe cabin in Pulaski county. Here he worked with a will at his tradewhen he could spare the time from his regualr farm work, and under themost adverse conditions, succeeded in clearing up his farm. He and hiswdfe passed through all the hardships and privations incident to pioneerlife in those early days, —conditions which the present generation canhave but the faintest conception of. They became the parents of sevenchildren, —two only of the number now are living. The life of Mr.Smith was a quiet and uneventful one, barring the happenings incidentto the formative period of the covmty, and he died on April 18. 1880, hiswddow surviving him until 1896. William M. Smith was the oldest of his parents children and muchof the hard work in the carrying on of the regular farm work early fellupon his shoulders. He attended the country school in the winterseasons, and remained in the home until he had passed his twenty-firstbirthday. He rented land in Pulaski county which he farmed inde-. JU.T^ HISTORY OF CASS COUNTY 1177 peudently until the fall of 1880, when he came to Logansport. Hesecured work in a stave factory at which he continued for a time, butlater went into the teaming ])usiness, still later engaging in the feedbusiness. Subsequent to his experience in that respect he once more tookup teaming, and for a considerable time after that was in the employ ofvarious grocery concerns in the city. In August, 1902, he bought alease and the building which stands on his present property, and atonce opened up a general coal and fuel business. In 1911 he built hispresent building, and it is needless to add, he has prospered most agree-ably in the business. He has added cement to his stock, and cementblocks, in which he is now extensively and profitably engaged in manu-facturing. He handles more than one hundred

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