The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday September 8, 1887 Born--To Mr. and Mrs. J.H. BODEN, on Sunday, Sept. 4, '87, a boy. J.H. promptly "set 'em up" in good shape in honor of the event. All doing well.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday January 27, 1911 Marriage Licenses. The following licenses were granted yesterday by Judge Osborn: George W. BROWN, aged 21, and Armilla L. LYBARGER, aged 21, both of Cherryvale. James E. MORRIS, aged 65, Jamacia, La., and Rachel CURLISS, age 70, of Elk City.
The Independence Daily Journal Montgomery County Tuesday January 24, 1911 Marriage Licenses. A couple of marriage licenses were issued this afternoon to the following couples: James W. CHURCH, aged 33, Paola, and Lora BLANCHARD, aged 33, Independence. Thomas R. HUGHES, aged 37, Coffeyville and Olna(?) Mayble WALKER, aged 22, Rogers, Ark. The former couple was married by the Judge.
The Independent Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday January 23, 1911 Old Settler Died Friday. Cyrus Ringle Of Lehunt Died At County Hospital. Death Was Due to Bowel Trouble and Was Very Sudden--Funeral Tomorrow at One O'Clock. Friday evening marked the passing of another old settler, into the land "from which no man returns." Cyrus RINGLE, 57 years old, who formerly owned a store at Crane station and later one at LeHunt, died at the Montgomery couty hospital about nine o'clock Friday evening of bowel trouble. He was taken to the hospital Friday noon, from his home in LeHunt and died a few hours later. His death was very sudden. Mr. Ringle has lived in this county for years, and is a member of the Modern Woodman lodge. He leaves a wife, daughter, and two sons. One son, Homer, lived at LeHunt with his parents and the other Harry, resides at Santa Rita, New Mexico. The daughter, Mrs. Frank GOODSON, lives at LeHunt. Harry is in Wellington today and will arrive in the city tonight. The funeral service will be held at the First Methodist church at LeHunt tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock and interment will be made in Mount Hope cemetery.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Monday January 23, 1911 Seven marriage licenses were issued by Judge Osborn Saturday. The happy couples were: Ingram F. GARCIA, aged 23, Bartlesville, Ok., Malissea BRADFORD, aged 19, Coffeyville. Ira Floyd HILL, aged 21, Erie, Kans., and Louise WATERS, aged 17, Delaware, Ok. Howard C. PERRYMAN, aged 24, Tulsa, Ok., and Etta BIORN, aged 22 Independence. Dewitt T. ALLEN, aged 23, Howard, Kans., and Edna BLAKE, aged 22, Howard, Kans. Ed. W. WINSOR, aged 48, Independence, and Lucinda PIERCE, aged 34, Independence. Frank HINER, aged 27, Coffeyville and Alma ALLISON, aged 25, Coffeyville.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 21, 1911 Divorce Granted. Lillie May Morgan Was Given One From Husband. Young Woman Had Sad Story to Tell Judge Flannely and Divorce Was Not Long in Coming. A divorce was granted Mrs. Lillie May MORGAN of this city this morning by Judge Flannely. It was indeed a sad story the young woman had to tell the Judge of how, after her marriage her husband he beat and whipped her, how after a few months he tried to get her to lead an invirtuous life, and later drove her away from home. "He knocked and kicked me around so that I could not stand it" she told the Judge. "When he drove me away from home, I went to my step mother's, and he sold all the furniture and left." She said she did not know where he was a the present time. While in Independence Morgan worked at the paper mill and cement plant. Mrs. Morgan's father, Miles OSBORN, lives in Independence at present.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Saturday January 21, 1911 Marriage Licenses. Thomas J. BIGGS, aged 48, and Sarah L. TEMPLEMAN, aged 26, both of Independence. Major MINGO, aged 21 and Mozzell MORRIS, age 22, both of Coffeyville.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Friday January 20, 1911 Marriage Licenses. E.M. MILES, aged 28, and Mandy A. JOHNSON, aged 24, both of Coffeyville. James A. DAWSON, aged 45, and Cerena JETT, aged 44, both of McCune, Kansas.
The Independence Daily Reporter Montgomery County Thursday January 19, 1911 Marriage Licenses. The following licenses were issued by Probate Judge Osborn yesterday: James E. PULLEN, aged 28, of Kansas City, and Ora RICHARDSON, aged 18, of Coffeyville. George O. ATKINSON, aged 23, Independence, and Marie BARNETT, aged 20, Spruce, Mo. George SMITH, Claremore, Okla., aged 26, and Elizabeth CLAGGETT, aged 23, Coffeyville.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday August 18, 1887 Born:--To Mr. and Mrs. W.W. WALKER, on the 13th inst., a bouncing daughter. All doing nicely.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday August 18, 1887 Died.:--At the home of Anthony HEDGE, of Hoxie, Sheridan Co., on Aug. 16th, an infant son, aged 2 years and 6 months, of summer complaint.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday August 4, 1887 Married: At the residence of N.J. ADAMS on Aug. 1st, 1887, Miss Vileany BIRD, of Thomas Co., Kas., to Mr. John J. CARSKADON, of Kearney Co., Neb. Judge Adams tied the knot in his usual forcible and impressive style.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 19, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Joe DONAHUE are the parents of a baby girl, born Oct. 4.(Hoyt.)
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 19, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Dave WHELAN are the proud parents of a baby boy, born on October 7.(Hoyt.)
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 1, 1922 Verdie SIMPSON, daughter of J.T. and M.E. Simpson was born in Holton, Kansas, March 12, 1884 and departed this life, October 15, 1922, aged 38 years, 7 months, and 3 days. Her entire life was spent in Holton and she received her education in the schools here. She was married in 1903 To Fred HUDDLE. A little son preceded her in death, the result of an accident, by severe scalding. As a child she went to church and Sunday school and professed faith in Christ and was baptised during the pastorate of Rev. Ryerson. She has been an invalid 12 years and has endured great suffering during that period. She leaves to mourn her untimely death, her mother and sister, Mrs. Jas CROUCH of Des Moines, Iowa and four half brothers, Milo, of Holton; Wendell of Pueblo, Colo., and Clarence and Henry of California. Funeral services were held from the Gabel & Porterfield chapel Monday afternoon at 2:00 conducted by Rev. L.F. Waring. Music was furnished by the M. E. choir and interment was in the Holton cemetery.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 12, 1922 Announcements are out of the marriage of Miss Ruth TAYLOR and Mr. Robert H. WITT which took pace at Topeka, Wednesday, October 11. They were accompanied by two of the their friends from Kansas City. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Taylor of Holton. She has spent most of her life in and around Holton. The past year she has been employed in a photographic studio in Topeka. Her attractive personality has won her many friends for her wherever she has gone. Mr. Witt, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Witt of Kansas City, is a veteran of the World War. He has made many friends here when visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Witt will be at home to their friends after November 1, at Kansas City, Mo.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 12, 1922 Frank HEATHMAN died Tuesday at the county farm. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 1:30 at the undertaking parlors of Gabel and Porterfield, conducted by Rev. Grant Hamm. Burial in Holton cemetery.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 12, 1922 Floyd McGEHE and Miss Effie Blossom FEES were married Thurday afternoon at the Presbyterian nanse by Rev. F.E. Munneke. Mr. and Mrs. McGehe left for Kansas City where he is employed by the Union Pacific Railroad company. Mr. and Mrs. McGehe have many friends in Holton who extend best wishes for their future happiness and prosperity.
The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday October 12, 1922 Marriage Licenses. James B. MILLER, Holton, and Nellie May TEER, Holton. Joseph Clifford WADE, Ontario, and Arista Alice DAVIS, Ontario. Floyd Athol McGEHE, Holton, and Effie Blossom FEES, Holton.
The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday May 19, 1887 Married.--At the office of N.J. Adams, Justice of Peace, this city, on Wednesday, May 18th, Mr. Chas W. BARLOW to Miss Olive BATES.