City Directories and History: 1906 – RH PO Ledger: W.H. Mitchell, Mrs. M.A. Mitchell, Ms. Alice Mitchell, Ms. Jerusha Mitchell, J. Haddon Mitchell, W. Orr Mitchell, 1908 & 1913 – W. H. Mitchell and Margaret A. (101 Charlotte Ave.), 1914 – J.B. Barron, Ms. Sila Barron,
The Record reported on April 13, 1908 – “Haddon Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell of this city, broke his leg. He works at the Steele Mineral Springs Bottling works. He feel from a wagon while making a delivery of a load of crates to Lando. He was taken to the home of Dr. J.N. Gaston for treatment. Later Mr. Woods Steele went down and brought him home in a surrey.”
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