In memoriam published 16th October 1916 in the Nottingham Evening Post :-
“SMITH. — Private Charles Smith, aged 24, and Private Frederick Smith, aged 19, Northumberland Fusiliers, missing since September 25th, 1915, now officially reported killed, the Phoenix Inn, Denman-street, Nottingham. Sadly missed by all. — Mother, father, Harry, Lily, Bob, and Bernard.
“SMlTH. — Killed in action, September. 1915, Private Charles Smith and Private Fred Smith, Northumberland Fusiliers. At our fireside, sad and lonely, ofttimes will the bosom swell, at remembrance of the story, how our noble brothers fell. — Will never be forgotten by sorrowing brother Harry and wife and niece.
“SMlTH.— Reported missing September 25th, 1915, now reported killed, Private Charles Smith, Northumberland Fusiliers, the dearly-loved husband of Florence Smith, 14, Raleigh-street. He nobly answered duty's call, his life he gave for one and all, but the unknown grave is the bitterest blow, none but an aching heart can know. — From his sorrowing wife.
“SMlTH. — Reported missing September 25th, 1915, now reported killed. Private C. Smith, Northumberland Fusiliers. His heart was true his spirit brave, his resting place a soldier's grave. — From his sorrowing mother, father, sisters, and brothers-in-law, 14, Raleigh-street, Nottingham.”
Above are courtesy of Jim Grundy and his facebook pages Small Town Great War Hucknall 1914-1918.