The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday Augst 10, 1965 A.D. Eason. Anderson Dale (Curley) EASON, 432 E. 18th., was dead on arrival at a Topeka hospital Monday after suffering an apparent heart attack. He was born at Camden, Ark., and had lived in Topeka since 1924. He had been employed in the Santa Fe Railway shops and hospital several years. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Saundra HARDING, Topeka; and a sister, Martha Sue EASON, Little Rock, Ark. Bowser-Frey Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 28, 1911 A marriage license was issued to Roy POTTER, aged 29, of Coffeyville and Martha BYRD, aged 24, of Kansas City, Mo., this morning by Judge Osborn.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 28, 1911 Miss Rebecca BLICK, aged 13 years, died at the home of her parents in Coffeyville yesterday from a complication of diseases. She had an attack of diptheria about a year ago and since that time has not been in good health.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 28, 1911 Richard TRIMMEL, died in Cherryvale yesterday at the age of 63 years. He had not been feeling well for a few weeks but his illness was not considered serious. He is survived by a widow and six children.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 28, 1922 William S. WRIGHT and Miss Crystal R. COOLMAN, were married in Coffeyville Thursday. They will make their home in Pryor Creek, Okla., where the bridegroom is engaged in business.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 28, 1911 Mrs. Nellie LOWREY, aged 102 years is dead in Coffeyville. She was an old colored woman who had lived for there for years.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday November 17, 1887 On last Tuesday, Dr. Hayden, aged 62 years, who lived upon sec. 7-7-37. For sometime he has been troubled with neuralgia of the heart. Dr. H. has been an earnest worker in the west for many years, and his numerous friends tender their heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday November 17, 1887 On the 11th two twin children of Mr. THOMPSON of sec 34-9-35, died of membraneous croup.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday November 17, 1887 John BOLT of this city was married on Sunday, Nov. 13, 1887, to Miss GRIM, an estimable young lady of Colby.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 27, 1887 In that far eastern state, Ohio, a short time ago, the wedding chimes rang gaily out over the marriage of Miss Nellie McNIEL of Cleveland, Ohio, to Mr. E.A. HALL of this city. Romance and the love that comes but once in a life time entered into this solemn, holy compact and peace and happiness must be their lot through life. Mr. Hall is the well known cashier of the First National Bank of this city, and has been prominently indentified with every move for the advancement of Colby and the county for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Hall arrived here on Friday last and will soon take up their residence in the elegant dwelling erected by Mr. Hall this summer. The Democrat extends a cordial greeting and a hearty welcome to the new bride and wishes the happy couple, long life, peace, and Heavens choicest blessings.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 26, 1922 S.R. HORN died yesterday at his home on Illinois avenue. Funeral services will be held from the home this afternoon at two o'clock, conducted by Rev. W.J. Becker. Mr. Horn is survived by his wife, four daughters, Mrs. Henry TORGESON, Council Grove; Mrs. George CHARLES, Beloit; Mrs. Mark SEGRIST, and Mrs. Dora HORN, Holton; one son, Will HORN, Topeka. Burial was in the Holton cemetery.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 26, 1922 Marriage Licenses. Herby JOHNSON, Mayetta, 29, and Emily E. McCLAIN, Mayetta, 23. Jacob W. McDANIEL, Delia, 30, and Orville Mae APPIER, Mayetta, 18.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 26, 1922 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil BARNES, a son. Mrs. Barnes is at the home of her parents in Holton.(Circleville.)
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 26, 1922 Peter Thompson Accidently Killed. Peter THOMPSON was accidently shot and killed yesterday while hunting on the farm of his brother-in-law, George HANSEN four miles east of Mayetta. It is supposed that Mr. Thompson had crawled thorugh the fence and was in the act of dragging the gun through after him when it was accidentally discharged. The charge struck him in the heart killing him instantly. Mr. Thompson is a resident of Kansas City having arrived the day before to spend a few days with his sister, Mrs. Hansen. He leaves a wife. Mr. Thompson was a borther of Miss Sena Thompson who for a time was employed at the King's store.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 19, 1922 Marriage Licneses. Harold ODEN, Holton, and Eva HECKMAN, Whiting. Lawrence PERIGO, Parker, and Gladys CLINE, Denison. Gilbert F. WELSH, Hoyt, and Edythe E. CRUZAN, Delia. Glenn B. PARKS, Larkinburg, and Marie E. CLINTON, Valley Falls.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 19, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Joe STEWART of Topeka announce the birth of a daughter, Monday, October 9th. Mrs. Stewart before her marriage, Miss Oda SPIKER of Holton.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 19, 1922 Tuesday, October 17, Mrs. Elizabet RIEDERER celebrated her 85th birthday anniversary. Mrs. Riederer makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles MORRIS. John Riederer of Slater, Mo., came Tuesday to spend the day with his mother. Mrs. Riederer received many beautiful flowers in honor of the occasion.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 20, 1887 Married.: At the Colby House in this city on Oct. 10, 1887, G.B. JOHNSON and Miss E.E. BELT, of Oakley, Kansas. Rev. S.R. Ferguson, tied the knot.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 20, 1887 Democratic Ticket. For County Treasurer, W.H. MARBLE. For County Clerk, W.W. SMITH. For County Recorder, Jas. E. SPELLMAN. For County Sheriff, Frank M. TAYLOR. For County Surveyor, None listed. For County Coroner, Dr. BEAVER. Commission 1st Dist., Marshall LEACH. Township of Morgan. For Trustee, J.H. McLEAN. For Treasurer, Frank H. SMITH. For Clerk, H.B. STOUT> For Justices, Mr. CRACHEAR and James SHIELDS. For Constables, James CORNELIUS, and J.M. WALLEN.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 6, 1887 For County Clerk--W.W. Smith. In presenting Mr. Smith for the suffrage of the people, we are confident that he posesses the qualifications that win. He is a homesteader, possessing an education above the average; has a clean record as a soldier in the union army, is a firm supporter of the democratic cause and ticket, and possesses the confidence of those who know him best, and we know of no better test for true manhood and honest dealing. Our acquaintance with Mr. Smith does not extend over any great period of time, but our relations have been hearty and cordial, and we are proud to place his name and record in the field as a democratic color bearer.