The Topeka Daily State Journal Saturday September 13, 1919 Marriage Licenses. Following are marriage licenses issued in the last 24 hours by Probate Judge Ralph H. Gaw: Henry A. OHM, Herington, 28, and Rose WATER, Herington, 20. Harry S. BUCKLES, Topeka, 25(?), and Eula MULKEY, Topeka, 21. Chester A. HOLCOMBE, Topeka, 23, and Josephine F. KNIGHT, Topeka, 21(?).
The Reveille New Era Graham County Thursday November 7, 1929 A fine baby girl recently arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben METZLER at St. Francis, is the report among their host of Hill City friends since the fore part of the week.
The Reveille New Era Graham County Thursday October 24, 1929 High School Notes: Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Listing of Honor Roll students for first six weeks: Seniors: Eva FORGY, Ruth HILDEBRAND, Howard KELLENBACH, Nina Lea KARST, Vera KING, Evah MARSH, Ida STAGGERS, George WATHEN,James YOUNG. Juniors: Edwin CHIPMAN, Verda DANIELS, Mary STUCKY, Ethel FOUNTAIN, Carl HICKS, Lauren LAWLIS, Pearle RODMAN. Sophomores: Robert GRIFFITH, William GRIFFITH, Ina NINEMIRE, Maurine KOBLER, Grace LINDERMAN, Peggy PARKER. Freshmen: Beulah CRAWFORD, Russell GRIPP, Alvin LAW, Donald LAWLIS. Post-Graduate: Cleo BRINKMEYER.
The Osawatomie Graphic Miami County Thursdsay January 8, 1925 Bussell--Newlan. Miss Pearl BUSSELL, of this city, and Charles NEWLAN, formerly of Osawatomie, but now managing a garage at Lone Elm, Kansas, were married at Paola by the Probate Judge, Wedeseday, Dec. 24th. Miss Bussell has been employed in the Miller Cafe fo rthe past several months, and has made many friends here. She resigned her position Saturday and will join Mr. Newlan at Lone Elm this week, to set up housekeeping.
The Osawatomie Graphic Miami County Thursday January 8, 1925 Wilson-Gregg. Miss Estella WILSON and Hugh C. GREGG, were married at Ottawa, Kansas, Wednesday, December 31st, by Rev. Elliott of the First Baptist church there. They arrived at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Wilson, 301 Lincoln, Thursday, to partake of a 5 o'clock dinner. A six o'clock dinner was prepared by the groom's mother on East Walnut, where they will be at home to their friends. The wedding came somewhat as a surprise to their friends as only their parents knew of the marriage until they returned to Osawatomie Thursday. The Graphic joins with their many friends in congratulations and best wishes.
The Osawatomie Graphic Miami County Thursday January 1, 1925 Death of Mr. Williams. David R. WILLIAMS, a highly respected citizen of Osawatomie, residing on West Main, died suddenly on Christmas morning at his home. Within the past six months Mr. Williams had been completing his splendid new modern home on West Main. He had been enjoying fairly good health and his death came as a shock to friends. The funeral was held at the residence on Friday and the body was shipped to Emerson, Manitoba, Canada, for interment. Mr. Williams came from Canada to Osawatomie something over a year ago. He was 71 years old, and was born in Wales, England.
The Colby Free Press Thomas County Thursday June 15, 1916 Born to Mr. and Mrs. C.R. KNUDSON of the west part of the city on June 4, a bouncing boy. Both mother and child are getting along nicely.
The Colby Free Press Thomas County Thursday June 15, 1916 Kleinhans--Jones. Friends were surprised and pleased to learn of the marriage of Mr. Benjamin KLEINHANS and Miss Sylvia JONES of this city at Goodland, on last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The married was performed at the home of Rev. Ryder of that city. Two car loads of friends and relatives accompanied the couple and returned with them that evening. Both the bride and groom have spent their lives here and will live here in the future. The groom is employed at the Westermier factory and is a reliable trustworthy young man. He will continue his work at his present place and will make a success. The bride is well known here and has many friends in the city and in the eastern part of the county where she spent her early years. They have taken up their residence in the west part of the city and intend to make their home here. The Press joins with their many friensd in wishing them bon voyage as they travel the sea of life.
The Item Linn County Friday October 18, 1895 Died. On Saturday night, October 12, at 1 o'clock the spirit of Mrs. Susan CONNOLEY departed this life. Mrs. Connoley was 83 years, 11 months and 27 days old, was born in Tennessee and moved from there to New York and then to Kansas where she has lived with her son, J.F. Connoley, the past 25 years. The funeral services were held at the residence at 10 o'clock Monday by Rev. I.B. Pulliam and the remains interred in the Pleasanton cemetery.
The Item Linn County Friday October 18, 1895 Died.--On Wednesday afternoon the adopted child of Preston and Hattie WEIDENER aged about five weeks. The funeral was held Thursday and the remains laid to rest in our beautiful cemetery.
The Item Linn County Friday October 11, 1895 Oct. 7. Geo. TAYLOR, age 58, and Mrs. Mary WILCOX, aged 43, both of Pleasanton, were granted marriage license.
The Item Linn County Friday October 11, 1895 Oct. 7. Jas GRIFFITH, aged 23, and Miss Eliza SPENCER, aged 19, both of Boicourt, were granted marriage license and married by the probate judge at his office.
The Item Linn County Friday October 11, 1895 John KEEAN had a narrow escape from being killed Thursday afternoon. He was working at the elevator when a big chain and block and tackle fell from the elevator, strking him on the back, cutting through his vest and shirts, bruising him up considerable.
The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday August 4, 1877 Died.--Tuesday, July 1; the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. GEPHART, aged about three months. The funeral, from the residence of D.H. Morse, Esq., was largely attended by sympathizing friends.
The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday August 4, 1877 On Wednesday, the 1st inst., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry MACOMBER, died.
The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday August 4, 1877 Married.--On July 19, 1877, at the residence of the bride's father, three miles southeast of Valley Falls, by Wm. Clark, J.P., Mr. S.L. CONNELL and Miss Carrie BUNKER, all of Jefferson county.
The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday July 3, 1877 Perry Item. Died, Friday afternoon, of cholera infantum, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.W. SPANGLER.
The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday July 21, 1877 Married.--Sunday, July 15th, 1877, at the residence of I.T. Archer, by, Wm. Clark, J.P., Mr. A.E. PAINTER and Miss Maggie J. CALL, all of this city. The happy couple started on Monday to visit his parents in Pottawaomie county.
The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday July 21, 1877 Married.--On Wednesday, June 20, 1877, at St. Andrew's church, Mt. Holly, N.J., by Rev. C.M. Perkins, Mr. Charles Ewan MERRITT and Miss Blanche Rosalie HARKER all of Mt. Holly. Charles, thou knowest our good wishes are with thee and they gentle bride. May peace and prosperity, and all manner of joy and gladness attned thee through life! Amen!
The Item Linn County Friday October 11, 1895 Oct. 3.--Thos. SLAVENS, aged 24, and Miss Hattie WALLACE, age 21, both of Critzer, Kans., were granted marriage licenses and married by the probate judge at his office.