The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 21, 1922 Fred Reed Dead. Funeral services for Fred L. REED, who died at his home in Oklahoma City, December 13, of appendicitis, were held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon from Penwell's chapel in Topeka. Burial was in Topeka cemetery. Mr. Reed lived in Holton several years ago and married a Holton girl, Cressie BECKER. He left Topeka a year and half ago to become auditor of the Coline Oil Company of Oklahoma City, a subsidiary organization of the Santa Fe. He was connected with the department of the auditor of disbursements of the Santa Fe for fourteen years previous to leaving Topeak and was stationed at Chicago at one time. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Reed, live in Topeka.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 21, 1922 Funeral services for Mrs. John WOODYARD who died yesterday morning will be held from the home this afternoon at 2:30 conducted by Rev. L.F. Waring. Burial in Holton cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday February 21, 1911 A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon to George STEINBERGER, aged 30 years, of Cherryvale, and Miss Hattie SCHICKE, aged 24, of Sycamore. They will be married in Sycamore today.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday February 20, 1911 Marriage Licenses: Bert GORMELY, aged 35 years, and Abbie RAMSEY, aged 20 years(?), both of Coffeyville, were married in the probate court this morning. George CORLE, aged 23 years, and Eunice ELROD, aged 16 years, were married this morning. Frank E. MESSERSMITH, aged 21 and Minnie A. STOCKER, both of Coffeyville were given a license last Satuday at were also, James T. BATTTEN, aged 30 years and Anna F. BARTH, aged 24 years, both of Coffeyville.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday February 17, 1911 United in Marriage--Henry OLTHROFF, a well-known young man of this city was united in marriage on Wednesday night to Miss Margaret BOGT, of New York. The ceremony was performed at the Lutheran church by Rev. Meissler. (NOTE: In the newspaper of February 15, 1911, a marriage license was issued to Mr. Olthroff and one Margaret VAGHT.)
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday February 16, 1911 A marriage license was issued to Ira GROSS, aged 21 years of this city, and Lizzie LOVENGOOD, aged 17, also of Independence. The consent of the girls' parents was given to the marriage.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday February 15, 1911 Marriage Licenses. Three marriage licenses were issued this morning in the probate court. They were: Oscar D. MORSE, aged 27 years of this city and Bertha BUELL, aged 19 years of Galesburg, Illinois. Earl DEWLEN, aged 23 years of Coffeyville and Edith SANFORD, aged 21 years of Independence. Henry J. OLTHOFF, aged 28 years, and Margaret VAGHT, aged 25 years, both of Independence. None of the couples were married by the acting probate judge, Vol Matthews. He thinks he is not getting all the fun out of his job that is due him. (Note: Typed as printed in newspaper.)
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Wednesday February 15, 1911 Arrested On Serious Charge. Unlawful Co-Habitation Is Lodged Against Couple. Both Have Been Divorced and Intended to be Married When the Alloted Time Was Up. J. M. HAMMONS and Lillie May MORGAN were names called in police court this morning. They were charged with unlawful co-habitation. According to the story told by the couple, each had been divorced abotu two weeks ago, and when the six months prescribed by the court was up, were to be married. So far as the police can learn, the woman has a hard row to hoe. Her parents separated some time ago. She was forced to find a home for herself. Then her father married again and she was again forced out of the house and home. Then she married. Her husband would not support her. He would rather loaf around a pool hall, than earn money for her support, she says. This union ended in the divorce court just a short time ago. Hammons and Mrs. Morgan attended a dance last night and were on their way home to Aganippe Park, when they were apprehended by the police. They paid their fines of $12.50 each and were released.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday February 14, 1911 A son arrived on Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. HOWE. "Billy" says he feels a lot older and as to the new Howe's name, it has not been settled. "Everybody calls him "Bill," and I suppose that's what it will be," said Father Billy.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Tuesday February 14, 1911 A marriage license was issued yesterday to Geo. LESCO(LOSCO?), aged 30 years, of Moorehead, Kan., and Alice BRYDEN, aged 33 years, also of Moorehead. They were married at the courthouse by the probate judge.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday February 13, 1911 Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued by the probate judge to: Deksin D. DAY, aged 35 years of Coffeyville and Ida May ZEIGLER, age 24 years, of Coffeyville. Edmund D. IVREHBIEL, age 21 years of Pretty Prairie, Kan., and Anna COURTLEY, aged 18 years, Castelton, Kans. Claude MILLER, aged 26 years, of Independence, and Delia M. BUSH, aged 21 years of Independence. The first two were married at the courthouse by the probate judge.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 21, 1922 Marriage License. Arthur E. LOURY, Netawaka, and Gladys O. THOMAS, Wetmore.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 21, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Harry STEPHENSON are the parents of a daughter born December 13.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 14, 1922 Marriage License. Henry A. BOWSER, Birmingham, and Florence EARLY, Mayetta.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 14, 1922 The funeral services of Mrs. Ernest QUICK, who died at Goodland, Kans., Monday morning were held form St. Dominic's church in Holton yesterday morning. Burial in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday December 14, 1922 Mrs. A.L. Baker. Word was received in Holton last week of the death of Mrs. A.L. BAKER, Thursday, December 7, at Cates, Ind., where she was visiting her mother. Burial took place at Cates.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday July 12, 1888 Died.--Clara A PENSHAW, wife of John Penshaw and daughter of Madison Bray who resided three miles east of Colby, departed this life July the 8th inst., leaving husband and infant daughter, father and mother, two sisters and three brothers to mourn her loss. She made ample prepartions to meet her God, which is great comfort to the bereaved parents and friends. The funeral took place last Monday, officiated by the writer. Elder Z. Mitchell.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday July 12, 1888 Died.--July 9th at her home in Colby, Thomas county, Kans., Mrs. Rosa ADDINGTON, wife of Alford B. Addington, aged 35. She leaves four children aged respectively four, six, eleven, and fourteen years. Mrs. Addington was a christian woman and died rejoicing in the hope of heaven. She had been a member of the orthodox friends church all her life. Funeral services at the home conducted by the Rev. Ferguson pastor of the M.E. church.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday July 12, 1888 Died, July the 7th, 1888, at her home in Colby, Thomas county, Kansas, Mrs. Mattie CARY, wife of Mr. Louis Cary, aged 18 years. She was born in Knox county Ill., removed to Kansas October 1886 and lived in this city until October 20th, 1887, when she was married to Louis Cary. She was sick but four days. Her life was one of transparent purity, always delighted with church and Sunday school work. She was raised under the influence and teachings of the Presbyterian church and had faith in Christ as her Saviour.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday June 28, 1888 Born.--To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. STONE, three miles west of Colby on June 21st, a daughter. Dr. Wm. M. Beaver attending.