The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday June 18, 1890 Married. J.J. GARVIN and Myrtle L. MEEKER, by Judge M.L. Wilson, in Holton, June 16th.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday June 11, 1890 We are in receipt of cards to the wedding of J.H. HUNTER and Miss Ione MERIWETHER, at Jackson, Tennessee, Tuesday, June 17th, 1890. Mr. Hunter was at one time engaged in the law practice in Holton and is well known to many of our citizens who will be glad to know that he has taken this new and important departure. The Signal sends him its hearty congratulations.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday June 11, 1890 Born.--A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. F. SWARTZ, May 26th.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday June 11, 1890 Born.--June 6th, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J.W. LEWIS. (Mayetta)
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday June 11, 1890 Death of Alfred Bowser. Alfred BOWSER, one of the earliest settlers of Jackson county, died at his home on Banner Creek, on Monday, June 9, and was interred in the Holton cemetery yesterday afternoon. Mr. Bowser pre-empted the land upon which he died. He was a good neighbor and an honorable citizen and reared a large family of children. He was sixty-three years of age.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday June 4, 1890 Died. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. GRAY, at the their home, on Sunday morning at 11 a.m., May 25th, of catarrh of the brain. Little Ethel was born January 7, 1890, making her age 4 months and 19 days. She was buried at Netawaka, E.F. Boggess and Rev. Wells, of Netawaka, officiating. The entire community join in sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. Gray in their sad bereavement. E.F. Boggess.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 21, 1890 Married. L.D. MITCHELL, of Holton, and Annie MOORE, of Whiting, by Rev. Levi Gattman, May 14, 1890.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 21, 1890 Census Enumerators. The following census enumerators have been appointed for Jackson county: J.C. ARCHER, Whiting; James RAWLINS, Straight Creek; Andrew GRAHAM, Netawaka; Miss Thamar RICHEY, Liberty; C.S. BROWN, Jefferson; Rufus JOHNSON, Soldier; H.B. BAIR, Grant; D.W. SLIMMER, Adrain; Miss Ada ADAIR, Douglass; J.A. HUNTER, Cedar; B.O. COOLEY, Garfield; John FRANZ, Washington; H.J. SNYDER, Franklin; A.H. Williams and E.B. JONES, Holton.
The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday August 24, 1916 Regina Marie MAY was born July 6, 1914, and died at 2:15 Saturday morning, August 19, 1916, aged 2 years, 1 month, and 13 days. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon at the Warden M.E. church, Rev. Clark preached the sermon. Those that attended the funeral from here were: Mr. and Mrs. H.A. TURNER and daughter, Ethel; Mr. and Mrs. Andy FINLEY, Mrs. Geo. BURNS, and Georgia; Clyde and Willie TURNER.
The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday August 24, 1916 Newton--Mabon. Last Thursday morning, Miss Esther MABON and Mr. Carl P. NEWTON were married in Topeka. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. J. P. Mast and is a highly respected young woman, well known in this vicinity. Mr. Newton is from Kansas City, Kansas, and is a young man of good character and clean habits. Although he has been in this community but a comparitively short time, he has made warm friends who wish these young people much joy and happiness.--Scranton Gazette.
The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday July 27, 1916 Markley--Hutton. A wedding took place at the Wakarusa home of Mr. and Mrs. S.F. MILLER Thursday when their neice, Miss Helen HUTTON, was united in marriage to Mr. Ray MARKLEY of Scranton, the Rev. C.W. Martin of Topeka, officiating. Miss Maude Snyder played Mendelssohn's wedding march as the bridal pair took their places beneath the bower of green where the bride and bridesgroom stood amid rose petals.--Topeka Capital. Mrs. Markley has many friends here who join the Post in extending congratulations.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 21, 1890 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Sumner, living east of town, a daughter. (Netawaka.)
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 14, 1890 A week ago last Wednesday the remains of Miss Olie FINDALL were brought from Missouri and interred in the Olive Hill cemetery. She was a cousin to Maud BEIGHTLE, who died last March of the same disease and was buried in the same cemetery. She formerly lived here.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Married. At Freemont, Ills., May 1st, Mr. Robert CANFIELD, of Holton, and Miss Emma KROTZER, of Shannon, Ills.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Married. Joseph S. JACOBS and Mary E. TURK, both of Holton, May 3rd, by Rev. David Nation.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Married. Geo. L. BROWN and Lattie WELLS, of Arrington, May 1st, 1890, by Judge M.L. Wilson, in Holton.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Married. Willis HOUSE and Alpha A. RICHARDSON, of Ontario, April 28th, 1890, by Judge M.L. Wilson, in this city.
The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Married.May5th, 1890. To The Signal.--I had the pleasure of joining in holy matrimony, at the home of the bride, near Circleville, Samuel BAXTER, one of Soldier creek's promising young men, and Miss Rosa J. REYNOLDS, of Circleville, a lovely and intelligent young lady. Quite a number of relatives and friends were present and after a sumptuous dinner the young couple received a number of nice and valuable presents. We hope their pathway may be peaceful and plenty, and their end everlasting life. Henry Stanley.
The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday March 30, 1916 Ray Leslie MIX was born at Overbrook, Kansas, May 24, 1904 died at Scranton, March 21, 1916, Age 11 years, 9 months and 28 days. Has been living at Scranton the past three years. Lived close to Carbondale for eight years and started his first term of school there. He attended his class at S.S. faithfully until the time of his illness. He was in the third grade at Scranton school. He was a patient little sufferer during his illness for the past six years. His funeral was held at the M.E. church, March 22d, burial in the Carbondale Cemetery.
The Carbondale Post Osage County January 27, 1916 Miss Amy WAETZIG and Mr. L. N. ZALINGER were married at Holly, Colo., January 20. This was a surprise to all Amy's friends at this, no one suspected that she had so much as the shadow of the conceivabilty of the possiblity of entering the conjugalrelation, before the hymeneal altar, to have the neptial knot tied in connubial bliss, as she with the man of her choice set sail on the waters of the matrimonial sea.