The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 20, 1922 Mary Schemp GMINDER was born March 11, 1886, and died at her home near Larkinburg, Kan., July 8, 1922, aged 36 years, 3 months and 27 days. She was married to John Gminder June 15, 1912, and lived in Canada five or six years, and later moved into the Larkinburg neighborhood, living there 4 years. Two motherless children, Pauline 5 and Carl 4, with sorrowing husband survive. Her rather sudden death was a shock to the whole neighborhood. She was a professing Christian, having united with the Christian church of Atchison before her marriage and attended church whenever and wherever she could. She is greatly missed by all her loved ones, neighbhors and friends; but their loss is her gain. The funeral services were conducted at the Christian church at Larkinburg, July 10, at 2 p.m., by Rev. S. D. HOWER, pastor of the Evangelical church near Valley Falls, Kansas.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 20, 1922 Mr. and Mrs. Ora DUFFY announce the birth of a little daughter, born, July 16, at Holton. Mrs. Duffy was formerly Miss Reta DECKER.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 20, 1922 J.W. REYNOLDS died Sunday July 16th at his home in Soldier. The funeral services were held Tuesday at the Soldier Christian church. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. JOHNSON and Miss Nellie Johnson, of Holton; Mr. and Mrs. J. REYNOLDS, Auburn, Iowa; Dannie Reynolds and Miss Mattie Reynolds, Soldier; and Mrs. S. M. BAXTER a sister of Mr. Reynolds were at Soldier for the funeral.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 20, 1922 Marriage Licenses. Robert O. BOYLES, Holton and Ruby FLOYD, Horton. Amos G. HICKS, Horton, and Ruby G. JESSIE, Willis. Roy MIGCHELBRINK, Holton, and Blanche KLUSMIRE, Holton.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday January 20, 1887 On Thursday evening, the 13th, Miss Clara BEAN was married to Mr. A.W. PATCHIN at the residence of the brides parents, in this city, the Rev. Van Eman officiating. The ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate relatives of the bride, and a small circle of friends. Just at the close of the ceremony the band arrived on the scene and serenaded the newly made husband and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Patchin have a host of friends who will join us in a sincere wish that their path through life may be peaceful, prosperous, and happy. The "Democrat" force tenders thanks for a liberal supply of "cake" and also takes occasion to congratulate Mr. Patchin in his choice.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday January 6, 1887 Frank KLINKER, of Indiana tp., was killed last Friday by the caving in of a well in which he was digging. The well was 60 ft. deep and was dug par of the way through sand which gave way burying Mr. Klinker many feet deep. He was a widower and leaves one child.--Millbrook Herald.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday January 6, 1887 Married.--At the residence of the bride's mother in Thomas Co., Kas., Thursday evening, Dec. 30, '86, Mr. Thomas SUTTON and Miss Hattie KENNEY, Rev. J. W. Van Eman officiating.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday December 16, 1886 Born: On Tuesday, Dec. 7th, to Mr. and Mrs. G.N. COFFRIN, a son.

The Journal Free Press Osage County Wednesday May 31, 1944 Auto Use Stamps Are Now On Sale. The $5.00 Federal use Tax stamps for motor vehicles are now on sale at the post office and are good until June 30, 1945. The stamps are the same price as last year and are purple colored this year.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday November 11, 186 Miss Millie HINES, age 16, eldest daughter of Mr. John Hines, died after a short illness at her home in Rawlins county, Kansas, November 1, 1886. We are sorry to hear of her death, which cast a gloom over her past associates which will only be enlightened by the hopes that we will meet her where death is not known and sorrow never comes. Millie was a dutiful and obedient daughter and her bright and cheerful smile will be missed by thsoe who knew her best. The family have the sympathy of all.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 28, 1886 Died: At his home in this city, on the 25th day of October, '86, Alexander COLWES, aged 30 years, of consumption. Mr. Colwes was born in Chicage, Dec. 15th, 1855. He removed to Missouri and from there to Kansas in 1885. He has been a patient uncomplaining sufferer ever since his arrival here. He was a member of the Presbyterian church and went to his rest filled with a hope of immortal life. He was buried on Sunday last, the Rev. VanEman conducting the services.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 21, 1886 Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. J.W. IRWIN, Mr. J.J. WALLACE and Miss Melissa ALGER were united in marriage by Rev. Mr. Turner. The contracting parties have long been residents of this county and have numberless friends to wish them joy.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday October 21, 1886 Died.--Tuesday morning, Oct. 19, at his residence, 11 miles west of Colby, Joseph BIES, aged 44 years. The remains were interred at Pleasant Ridge.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 13, 1922 David COUCH, age 75, died at his home in the Pleasant Grove neighborhood Wednesday morning.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 13, 1922 Marriage Licenses. Fred W. HALL, Hoyt, and Ella NAUHEIM, Holton. Walter J. LOHMULLER, Centralia, and Naomi Imogene SPICKELMIER, Holton.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 6, 1922 Miss Viola MARTIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.A.G. Martin died Thursday. She was employed in a packing house at Kansas City and developing tuberculosis went to Arizona and later to New Mexico. She returned to Holton about six weeks ago and remained here until her death. Funeral services were held from the Gabel & Porterfield undertaking parlors Saturday afternoon conducted by Rev. January. Burial in Holton cemetery.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 6, 1922 Mrs. Ed. RUTHERFORD died Monday at her home in Arrington after a two days illness. The body was taken to Powhattan for burial.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 6, 1922 Bettie Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred BEAMEN, died June 29, of whooping cough. The funeral was held at the home Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. C.E. PerLee and burial was in the Holton cemetery.

The Holton Signal Jackson County Thursday July 6, 1922 Marriage Licenses. J.R. KENNEDY, Holton and Mary A. SWETLICK, Holton. George L. SAWHILL, Boulder, Colo., and Ruth E. HUTCHINSON, Circleville. Otto LAMBERSON, Horton, and Voila BARKER, Horton.

The Thomas County Democrat Thomas County Thursday September 16, 1886 Born: To Mr. and Mrs. S.T. WOLF, on the 13th inst. a daughter. Mother and child are getting along nicely. Have not heard from the father.