The Osawatomie Graphic Miami County Thursday March 20, 1924 Death of Mrs. J.M. Dickey. Mrs. Ada DICKEY, wife of J.M. Dickey, died at her home at Tenth and Walnut Streets, Saturday at 12:15 of dropsy. She was 55 years, 11 months and 17 days of age. The funeral services were held at the M.E. church Sunday, March 16, at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Rogers officiating. Interment was in Elmdale cemetery. Obituary. Mary Ada VINSONHALER was born March 27, 1868, in Page County, Ia., and died March 15, 1924 at her home in this city. In 1886 she was married to James M. DICKEY. To this union five chidlren were born. Three preceded her in death, dying in infancy. She is survived by her life companion, J.M. Dickey, and two children, Bruce Dickey and Mrs. D. E. SPEARMAN, six grandchildren and one brother, S.J. Vinsonhaler, of Iola, Kansas. She had been a resident of Osawatomie 26 years. When but a young girl she was coverted and united with the M.E. church, in which relationship she was very active until the cares of family life and advancing years compelled her to relax her labors in this field.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Thursday September 4, 1919 Mrs. J.N. LEE, of Chicago, formerly of Topeka, died Wednesday Sept. 3, 1919, at her summer home in Wabaningo, Mich. Mrs. Lee was born January 7, 1838, and was the widow of the Rev. J.N. Lee, an early day rector of Grace church, in Topeka. She is survived by one daughter, Mary, now Mrs. John W. STEWART, of 500 Lincoln street, and three sons, Edward, John and George, all of Chicago.

The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday September 4, 1919 Thomas PERES, age 28, of 514 North Topeka avenue, died this morning. He is survived by his wife. Funeral announcement later.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Thursday September 4, 1919 Marriage Licenses. The following are marriage licenses issued in the last twenty-four hours by Probate Judge Ralph H. Gaw: Howard E. FLEMING, Emporia, 25, and Maude M. MAIR, Gridley, 25. William F. SHEETZ, Topeka, 34, and Margaret L. JACKSON, Topeka, 31. Fred C. DAVIS, Burlingame, 24, and Mary E. APPS, Burlingame, 17. Joseph C. LORTIE, Topeka, 21, and Ada A. HORTON, Yates Center, 21.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Wednesdsay September 3, 1919 Marriage Licenses. Following are marriage licenses issued in the last forty-eight hours by Probate Judge Ralph H. Gaw: Edwin O. ROBERTS, Topeka, 21, and Vivian D. NICHOLS, Topeka, 19. Lester O. PARR, Rossville, 32, and Alta M. JAY, Silver Lake, 30. James Le BRYANT, Cottonwood Falls, 44, and Lillie BAKER, Topeka, 44. William H. FRANKLIN, Topeka, 44, and Ella LEWIS, Topeka, 42. Vern L. THORNTON, Centralia, 26, and Mary ANDERSON, Corning, 23. Robert D. JAMES, Rossville, 51, and Iva HOAKS, Rossville, 52. Robert L. BRAYMAN, Topeka, 26, and Isa L. MONTGOMERY, Topeka, 23. Edward W. BURMAN, Topeka, 25, and Minnie BUTTON, Topeka, 22. Henry G. EGNELS, Kansas City, Mo., 28, and Grace THOMPSON, Topeka, 17. Eugene SCHEETZ, Richland, 20, and Ida E. HUBENER,Lyndon, 20.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Wednesday September 3, 1919 William JOHNSMEYER, age 67, died this morning at his home, 1437 Tyler street. He is survived by seven children; Mrs. John WAIDLICH, of Denver, Fred Johnsmeyer, of Riley; and Mrs. Joseph WAIDLICH, Mrs. Anthony LINGE, Mrs. D.D. WALDICH, Florence Johnsmeyer and William Johnsmeyer, all of Topeka. The funeral will be held from the residence Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Topeka cemetery.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 5, 1877 Grantville item. Mrs. DAVIS, wife of Aaron Davis was buried on Sunday.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 5, 1877 Millard STITT and Miss Kate McBEE were married on Wednesday last and D.D. STITT, brother of Millard, and Miss Adelaide ENOCHS were married on Sunday, and there are Stitts enought left in the same family to supply five other ladies with husbands, as the grooms have five single brothers.(Grantville.)

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 5, 1877 Grantville item. The prosecution against Prof. TILLOTSON for assaulting a pupil was dismissed upon motion of the prosecuting witness before it was called for trial. The school is moving on harmoniously.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 5, 1877 Eddy BRANSCOM died on Wednesday night last. His funeral on Thursday was largely attended. The services were conducted by Rev. Briggs, assisted my Rev. J. McCoy. Mr. Branscom's family have the sympathies of the entire community in their sad bereavement. Eddy was a promising boy.(Grantville.)

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday April 28, 1877 Perry item. Married.--James WILSON and Miss Laura WORTHINGTON, V.PICKERING and Miss Anna McNEAL, J.F. DUNHAM and Miss Emma BROWN. Two of the above gentlemen have passed this ordeal now, for the second time. They seem to like it, and it is no one else's business if they do or do not. They have our best wishes and hopes of success on this their new start on the journey of life.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday April 28, 1877 Perry Item. Died, at Perry, Tuesday morning about 3 o'clock, Mrs. Lucy REYNOLDS, of pneumonia fever. The husband and relatives have the sympathy of the community.

I'm searching the Kansas City Missouri as well as Kansas City Kansas areas for a marriage record for a James TOLE and Clara HAMPTON which would have taken place sometime early 1900's....prossibly 1901-1902. Any help appreciated. juanita

The Osawatomie Graphic Miami County March 13, 1924 Marriage license issued Monday, March 10, 1924: Claude C. WEAVER, Osawatomie and Fern HAMMOND, Osawatomie. Eddie BACA, Osawatomie and Carman ENRIQUEZ, Osawatomie.

The Osawatomie Graphic Miami County February 28, 1924 Marriage Licenses issued February 18, 1924 Eldon E. HOLDER, Wellington, and Effie May HOWERTON, Osawatomie. Herman O. GOODEYON, Osawatomie and Hazel DEHART, Osawatomie. Lloyd R. McNIEL, Osawatomie and Ann L. CAREY, Osawatomie.

The Linn County Press Linn County Saturday December 25, 1869 Married.--At the brides fathers, on Monday evening last, Mr. Wilson KINCAID and Miss Louie HUGHES, by Rev. J.P. Harson. A few friends of both parties were invited to enjoy the festivities. And after partaking of a bounteous repast the party closed by a "few trips on the light fantastic" amid the "wae sma' hours." One earnest hope is that their married life may be a happy continuation of so propicious a beginning. ---------- Same page: Kincaid--Hughes. At the residence of the bride's father, in Mound City on Monday evening the 20th of Dec. by Rev. J.P. Harson--Mr. Wilson KINCAID and Miss Louie HUGHES, all of Linn county. ---------- Same page: We wish our young friends unalloyed happiness as they travel through life together, and we have reason to believe that a long life of happiness is in store for them--since they so kindly remembered the Press--we acknowledge the receipt of a package of no less than half a dozen varieties of the richest and most beautiful cake.

The Linn County Press Linn County Saturday November 18, 1869 Died. McNiel.--At his residence in Butler, after a painful illness of several months, Dr. J.H. McNEIL, in the 55th year of his age.

The Centerville Courier Linn County Thursday September 28, 1905 Wedding bells say that Mrs. C.D. FLORA, of Turtle Dove farm, and Tom COTTLE, the worthy postmaster of Goodrich, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony Wednesday.(North Centerville.)

The Colby Free Press Thomas County Thursday February 24, 1916 Mr. and Mrs. Millard HURST are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Friday, February 19, 1916.(Barrett.)

The Colby Free Press Thomas County Thursday February 24, 1916 The marriage of Mr. Ralph GRAY and Miss Mary WELLS occured at the home of the bride's parents, in this city, yesterday afternoon, Wednesday, February 23, 1916. Mr. Gray was an operator at the Union Pacific depot here not long ago and is now agent at Arapaho, Colo. Miss Wells came here with here parents some months ago who are the proprietors of the Star Hotel.