The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday December 17, 1890 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. WINE, a ten pound boy.(Netawaka.)

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday October 2, 1890 Died.--On last Friday, a small child of Mr. and Mrs. BUTLER, who lived near Muldrow. We did not learn the particulars.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday October 2, 1890 Died.--On last Friday at his home near Edson, of malaria fever, Mr. CLARK, aged about 80 years.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday October 2, 1890 Died.--Of Cholera-infantam, last Friday the little child of Mr. and Mrs. WARNER, living near Edson. The Gazette extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday August 21, 1890 Died.--Mr. MARSH, last Thursday night of heart disease. The deceased lived near Edson. The many sorrowing friends and relations have our sympathy.

The Topeka Daily Capital > Saturday > June 12, 1965 > > Hugh Moore. > Burlingame.--Hugh Hiram MOORE, 85, rural Burlingame, died Friday at a > Lyndon rest home. > He was born Nov. 8, 1879 near Auburn and spent all his life in the Auburn > and Burlingame communities. He was a member of Burlingame Federated Church > and Fairplain Grange. He was retired farmer. > Survivors include his wife, Blanch, at home; two daughters, Mrs. Maudie > TUCKER, Burlingame, and Mrs. Hazel ROMINE, Lyndon; a son, Hugh Moore, 1921 > Ohio in Topeka, five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. > Carey Funeral Home at Burlingame is in charge of arrangements.

The Kismet Klipper Seward County Thursday December 19, 1929 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Noah STOLL, Monday, December 16, 1929.

The Kismet Klipper Thomas County Thursday December 19, 1929 Telva Lea WESSLER, six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wessler opf Kismet died from pneumonia in Epworth Hospital in Liberal Monday night, December 16. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. E.S. James, pastor of the Liberal Baptist church at the United Brethren church in Kismet Wednesday afternoon and interment was made in the Kismet cemetery. The community expresses sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Wessler in their hour of sorrow.

The Kismet Klipper Seward County Thursday December 19, 1929 Swartz--Stoll. Mr. Harry STOLL of Kismet and Miss Mary SWARTZ of Washington, Indiana, were married in the Hoosier city December 4, 1929. The Stoll family was visiting in Indiana and Harry surprised his friends here by bringing his wife home with him. The Klipper joins their many friends in wishing them a happy and prosperous married life.

The Kismet Klipper Seward County Thursday December 12, 1929 Flora Melvina Shore. Flora Melvina ELLIS was born in Parkersburg, Iowa, March 6, 1877. She departed from this life at Liberal, Kansas, November 29, 1929. When a child she moved with her parents to Meade county where she grew to womanhood. She was married to Chas. W. SHORE of Arkalon, Kansas, July 26, 1899. To this happy union two children were born, the oldest having died in infancy and Fred Shore who is now engaged in business at Big Bow, Kansas. For several years Mrs. Shore has made her home in Plains, Kansas, during which time she has been active in the work of the Eastern Star. She leaves to mourn her departure, Chas. W. Shore, her husband, and son, Fred Shore, and wife and granddaughters; three sisters, Mrs. Lattie DOWNEY, Wheaton, Minnesota, Nellie A. HAMILL of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, S. Damia AKER of Liberal, Kansas; four brothers, Jay H. ELLIS, Meade, Kansas, N.M. Ellis, Dodge City, Kansas, Wm. C. Ellis, Hutchison, Kansas, Eber E. Ellis, Meade, Kansas, and other relatives and many friends.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday August 14, 1890 Died.--Edna Pearl, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. MALLORY, last Saturday afternoon. Little Edna was just four weeks and one day old. She was sick only three days. The funeral was on Sunday. Rev. Brown officiated. The bereavement parents have our sympath with that of many friends and relatives.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday July 10,1890 Born.--To Mr. and Mrs. James HAYWARD, June 23rd, a girl, all parties doing well.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday May 1, 1890 Mr. J.N. McDANIEL died, of the La Grippe, April 3rd, in Oregon, the remains were brought back here for burial and were buried in the Freeland cemetery, at Muldrow. The funeral was largely attended, Rev. Pittman officiating, he delivered a grand sermon which was much appreciated.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday April 3, 1890 Born.--To Mr. and Mrs. R.B. ELLIOTT, last Saturday night a son of the usual weight. Score another Republican voter.

The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Thursday March 20, 1890 Died. Mrs. Mary MOORE, who's home was north of Colby, died last Monday night from the result of la grip. Mrs. Moore was a sister of the three Finley brothers who live west of this place. A telegram on Tuesday announced her sudden death, and they all went immediately and attended the funeral which took place on Wednesday. The remains were interred in the Colby cemetery. Mrs. Moore was 35 years old, and was a devout member of the Methodist church. She leaves a husband and three children, the youngest of which is 9 years old, besides many relatives and friends who mourn her loss.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday December 3, 1890 Last week we recorded the death of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. MANUEL's two youngest children of membranous croup, and the serious illness of their remaining child, little Iva Myrtle, aged 4 years, 10 months and 12 days, of the same disease. Little Iva only lived two days longer, dying Nov. 25, 1890. Evalina died on Nov. 22, aged 2 years 10 months and 11 days, and Roscoe C., aged 1 year, 4 months and 20 days, died Nov. 23, thus robbing the household of its little ones in four days.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday December 3, 1890 The only child of Mr. and Mrs. James GILLIS died Friday of brain fever. the funeral was largely attended from the M.E. church Sunday afternoon, Rev. McCurdy performing the last sad rite. The sorrowing family have the sympathy of the community in their sad bereavement.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday December 3, 1890 At their meeting last week the Odd Fellows of Holton elected the following officers: N.G.--Wm. ATHEY; V.G.--T.R. WELLS; Rec. Sec.--Geo. H. BARKER; Per.Sec.--M.F. WHITE; Treas.--J.P. MOORE; Trustee--M.F. WHITE.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday November 26, 1890 We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt of an invitation to be present at the wedding of Miss Amanda MOWRY and Mr. P.H. FOLEY, at Ironton, Colo., Tuesday afternoon, November 25. Miss Amanda is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Mowry, old residents of this place, and has many friends here who join with the Signal in congratulations on the happy event. May they live to enjoy many annual anniversaries of their wedding.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday November 26, 1890 Married. November 13th, 1890, at the home of the bride, by Rev. H.B. Turner, Mr. Wm. L. HOWE and Miss Lillie SCNEDER, both of Denison, Kansas.