The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday November 4, 1915 Mr. C.P. MILLER and Miss Alice AERL were married in Topeka this morning. Mr. Miller is one of the substantial business men of Carbondale having been in business here for many years, where he has succeeded in building up a good business second to none in the county, and has been before the public all his life and in the town where he is known by all he is respected and honored by all who know him. Miss Aerl is a comparitve stranger to most people in this vicinity having lived here but a short two years but in that time she has moved through the hearts of all and made them captives bound to her by friendship silken cord. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will live at the Miller home on West Hill, where Mr. Miller has one of the finest and most modern homes in this community. The Post unites with the entire community in congratulations and best wishes for each unborn tomorrow that it may bring sunshine and gladness to each hour of each day of each week of each year of their wedded life.

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday September 23, 1915 Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. WAETZIG, Friday morning, a girl.

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday June 10, 1915 Died. Mr. Fred HOTHAN, born May 19, 1833, and died June 9th, 1915, age 82 years, 20 days, funeral at the residence, Friday June 11 at 2:00 p.m. Services conducted by Rev. D. D. McSkimming.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Died, Saturday, May 3d, at her home in Platte county, Missouri, Miss Maggie SPENCER; aged 21 years, of consumption, caused by la grippe. The deceased is a niece of Mrs. N.J. FOSTER of this city and a sister to Dick and Joe SPENCER.(Circleville.)

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Born--To Mr. and Mrs. B.B. GILLIES, a son, May 3d.(Whiting.)

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday May 7, 1890 Jess ARTHUR has a fine new boy. He is happy.(Whiting.)

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 23, 1890 Married.--April 17th, Mr. Andy EARLY and Miss Mary RENFRO, both of Douglas township, were united in marriage. We with a happy future. (Mayetta.)

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 23, 1890 Dr. Geo. W. ENGLAND's little daughter, Eva, was brought from Valley Falls and interred in the Holton cemetery last Saturday. This is the second time in a short period of days that the doctor and his wife have been called upon to follow the remains of a child to the grave. The deceased was a bright and promising little girl of two and a half years. This community sympathizes with the bereaved parents.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 23, 1890 Married.--Thursday, April 10th, at the residence of Mr. W. BROWN, Mr. William TREZISE, of Adrian, and Miss Annie ANDRICH, of Avoca, by Rev. J. Trezise, of Lancaster. At 9:30 p.m. Miss Mary Trezise was seated at the organ and as she was playing the second measure of the wedding march the groom entered with his intended bride by his side and marched to the room where they were united in matrimony. After much joy and happiness and good success in life had been wished to the newly married couple by all who were present, they were seated. The bride was arrayed in a beautiful and tasteful costume, and the groom wore a handsome black. After supper the orchestra furnished very fine music and the young people engaged in dancing and merry making until a very late hour. There were more than one hundred guests present. The last carriage rolled away at 5 o'clock Friday morning. A Friend.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 16, 1890 Married. W.W. WOODRUFF, of Soldier, and Maggie HARRISON, of Holton, by Rev. W.H. Jones.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 16, 1890 Married. J.W. KNOX and Ethzelva PORTER, by M.L. Wilson, April 8th.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 16, 1890 Marriage licenses have been issued to James E. LANDON, of Birmingham, and Sarah WILLARD, of Holton; and G. L. McDONALD and Mary E. BOWSER of Holton.

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday March 11, 1915 Mrs. Emily Westgate. Another of the old timers of this community has passed away, Emily G. WESTGATE, widow of James M. Westgate, who was a Corporal Co. E., 134 Reg. Ohio, National Guards; died on the old home place south of Wakarusa, Saturday night, March 6th. Emily G. HUNTOON was born in Salisburg, N.H., in Jan. 1818, when 36 years of age was marrie dto Mr. Westgate coming to Kansas in 1867. Her lifeand peaceful end another proof of the reality of the religion she professed.

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday February 25, 1915 A pretty home wedding was celebrated Saturday evening at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. J.D. DAVIES, when Ivalon Davies and Mr. William GIFFORD were united in holy wedlock by the Rev. Holt of Burlingame. Vera Wells the ring bearer. After congratulations, a two course supper was served by four of the brides friends. The night was stomry but sunshine reigned within and wll went off as merry as a marriage bell. They were the recipients of many handsome and useful presents. The bridal couple left Sunday morning for Emporia, they will be at home to their many friends March 15. (Pleasant Valley.)

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday February 25, 1915 A double wedding occured in Topeka, Thursday, the contracting parties were: Miss Viola ARNER to Mr. Leonard MILES, and Miss Effie PHELEU to Mr. Oliver WARNER. Their many friends extend best wishes and may their pathway be strewn with roses minus the thorns.(Pleasant Valley.)

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday February 25, 1915 The Class of 1913 class reunion was held last Saturday with members attending: Misses Jennie SCOTT, Lillian ROBISON, Helen STEVENS, Marcia WHITE, Vernie(?) WOODSIDE, Mina BLOOD, Mrs. Hattie Oliver REDMAN; Messrs. Daniel FORBES, Clarence TURNER, Charles KOSIER, D. LYTER, Fred DIETRICH, Elliot CARRIGER, Earl CARRIER, Earle BEAN, and Dick BEARD.

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday January 21, 1915 Ford-King. Mr. Harry KING, of Solider, and Miss Laura M. FORD, of Carbondale, Kansas, were married at the home of the groom's aunt, Mrs. J.R. Campbell, at St. Joseph, Mo., on Dec. 23, 1914, Rev. Bolton, of the Baptist church officiating. The bride was beautifully dressed in blue messaline and carried white roses. They went to Carbondale for a few days, after which they returned to Soldier, where they will be at home to their many friends on Mr. King's farm after Jan. 15. We extend our heartiest congratulations.

The Carbondale Post Osage County Thursday January 14, 1915 Johnson--Hoofsett. Miss Abbie JOHNSON and Mr. Arch HOOFSETT were married in Topeka at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 6th. The bride is well known in this vicinity and the Citizen force joins their many friends in wishing her all the happiness possible. Mr. Hoofsett is an employe of the street railway company.--Overbrook Citizen.

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 16, 1890 Died.--Sunday morning, Hazel, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.C. CLARK; aged four months and six days. The little one was a sufferer about six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Calrk have the sympathy of the entire community in their hour of bereavement.(Mayetta.)

The Holton Weekly Signal Jackson County Wednesday April 16, 1890 The infant son of Mr.a nd Mrs. TERRY was buried Sunday, April 7th. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community.(Netawaka.)