The Kismet Klipper Seward County Thursday February 7, 1929 Berghaus--Denton. The Plains Journal had the following announcement last week that will be of interest to Kismet people: Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Abbie BERGHAUS to Mr. Joe DENTON of Kismet, which took place Wednesday, January 30, 1929. Rev. Father Esser performed the ceremony at the Catholic parsonage. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Berghaus. Miss Abbie is a former graduate of the Plains high school and is a well known very popular young lady among her many friends. For the past two years she has been employed at the R. Hinman store of Kismet. Mr. Denton is the son of Harry Denton. He was a student of the Salt City Business College of Hutchinson, and the past year has been employed at the R. Hinman store. Their many friends extend congratulations and best wishes. They will be make their home at Kismet.
The Kismet Klipper Seward County Thursday January 17, 1929 Clifford W. Green. Clifford W. GREEN, age 45, died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Green in Kismet, Tuesday morning, January 8, 1929. Funeral services were conducted at the church in Kismet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 by Rev. C.E. Koontz and interment was made in the Kismet cemetery.
The Topeka Daily Capital Monday May 24, 1965 Denny Whalen Is Dead at 85. Osage City.--Denny WHALEN, 85, Osage City, died Sunday at the home of a son here. He was bonrn Feb. 20, 1880 at Osage City and was a life long resident here. He was a retired farmer and coal miner. Mr. Whalen was a member of the St. Patricks Catholic Church. Survivors include three sons, James Whalen, Ernest Whalen and Donald Whalen, a daugther, Mrs. Katherine BURGER and a brother, Robert Whalen, all of Osage City; 14 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church here with burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Osage City. The rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m today at McElfresh and Son Mortuary here.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday May 3, 1889 Married. Mr. Joseph GIROUX and Miss Carrie SWINTON, both of Brewster, were united in marriage at Colby, Tuesday night, April 30th. Judge Lesh tied the knot. "Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that beat as one." The Gazette extends its congratulations.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday April 19, 1889 Died.--On April 16th, of consumption, W.H. BARNES, aged 26 years. Mr. Barnes was a brother of J.M. Barnes, of this township. He came out here to visit his brother about two months ago, thinking that this climate would benefit him. He was preparing to start for western part of Colorado, when he began to grow rapidly worse. Mr. J.M. Barnes started Wednesday to take the remains back to Brown county, the former home of the deceased, for burial.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday March 29, 1889 Died.--Last Sunday morning, of pneumonia, Mrs. Clarence CONKLIN, aged about 22 years. She leaves a husband, and other relatives and friends to mourn her loss. The funeral was held Tuesday, and the remains were interred in the cemetery at Colby.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday March 8, 1889 Died. Feb. 17th, 1889, Silas Leroy HOUGH, son of William and Mary Hough, aged two years and seven months. The bereaved parents have the heartfelt sympathies of the friends and neighbors. May they be able to say, "The Lord gave and the Lord Taketh away, Blessed be the name of the Lord." A precious bud that God had given. How you loved him, none can tell, But you know Lee, is safe in Heaven. For God doeth all things well.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday February 15, 1889 Born: To Mr. and Mrs. MURPHY, a son, at last accounts all were doing well.(Quickville.)
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday September 3, 1890 A license was issued late Saturday to W. H. BRAKEY, and Irene E. McCREIGHT, both of Avoca.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday September 3, 1890 Married.--B.F. LILLY, of Everest, and Anna L. PETERSON, of Onaga, August 29, by Judge Wilson in this city.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday September 3, 1890 Married.--S.L. PLOTNER and Olive L. WASSON, in this city, August 28, by Judge Wilson.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday September 3, 1890 Strayed or Stolen. >From the John WALTON, farm, 5 miles east of Holton, on or about the 25th of August, a three-year-old, dark iron-gray horse, one hind foot partly white, with Roman nose, light gray star between the eyes. A liberal reward will be given to the party returning the animal or furnishing information leading to its recovery. Robert Kline, 7 miles northeast of Holton.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday September 3, 1890 Married. At the residence of the bride's parents, in Blaine, Kansas, Mr. Arthur CLARK and Miss Cora BELL, both of that place, by Rev. T.V. Davis, on the 27th inst. Mr. Clark is originally form New York and is a highly esteemed and wealthy young man. He is to be congratulated upon having captured such a winning, handsome, intelligent little Kansas girl. Miss Cora has a host of warm friends in Holton who wish her a long and happy married life. The happy couple left for a visit in the east. They will be at home at Blaine, after September 15, to their friends. The Signal extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday August 27, 1890 The Pottawatomie Reserve. To Be Allotted To Indians By Order Of President Harrison. Glory Enough For One Day. Mr. A. D. WALKER, a member of the Pottawatomie Indian commission, has returned from Washington, D.C., and brought the joyful intelligence that President Harrison has agreed to issue an order for the Pottawatomie and Kickapoo Indians to take their lands in severalty. The proclamation of the president is being prepared and will be signed as soon as he returns to Washington.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday August 27, 1890 Martin SMITH died last Friday after a lingering illness. He leaves an aged wife and several children.(Circleville.)
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday August 20, 1890 Married.--William RULE, of Holton and Bertha J. THOMPSON, of Soldier, byu Rev. S.L. Hunter, August 18th.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday August 20, 1890 A license was issued to S. PETTIT of Valland, and B.H. HAYES of Whiting, August 12.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday August 20, 1890 Married.--Harvey E. BARNES, and Mary E. FERGUSON, Sunday the 17th.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday February 15, 1889 Married.--On Tuesday, Feb. 12th, Mr. Milton FIESTER, to Miss Loris ESTES. Success and happiness to the young couple.
The Brewster Gazette Thomas County Friday February 15, 1889 Warren has 19 kinds of tobacco. Men's duck coats $1.85 at V.F. Warren's. The people all say the best Flour is at Warren's. Se the grand 10c counter at V.F. Warren's. A man that will not be under sold is V.F. Warrne. Two lbs. of coffee for 45c at V.F. Warren's.