The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Thursday June 24, 1876 Married.--At the residence of the bride's father, on June 1, by Rev. H. I. Parker, Mr. C.F. DEIBERT and Miss Addie I. DUNHAM, both of Santa Barbara. We find the above item, which explains itself, in the Santa Barbara Press, mailed us by our friend C.F. Our best wishes, Charlie, go with you, and your many friends here hope you may live happily and grow fat!

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday June 17, 1876 >From our worthy Twp. Assessor we have been furnished with a partial report as follows; we hope for a fuller one soon, of Jefferson township: Number of Dwellings, 360 Number of families, 359 Number of inhabitants, 1,945 Number of acres, under fence, 32,549 Number of horses, 1,219 Number of milch cows, 1,332 Number of pounds of butter, 54,854. T.E. Ickles, Assessor.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday June 17, 1876 Died.--Of lung fever, on June 7th, 1876, Willie, aged six years, son of John HARVEY. Willie had been upon a bed of suffering for a long time, but has gone to a land of rest. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of a large circle of friends and acquaintances. The funeral, which took place on the 8th inst., was very largely attended.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County June 10, 1876 A child of Thos. ERHART died on last Saturday night and was buried on Sunday. We did not learn the cause of death. (Winchester Press, June 6, 1876)

The Topeka Daily State Journal Saturday July 19, 1919 Deaths and Funerals. The funeral of George W. SMITH, age 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. August E. Smith, of 1894 North Polk street, who died Thursday night will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the residence. Burial in Rochester cemetery. George L. COULTER, age 67, died July 18, at hsi residence 313 Michigan avenue. The funeral will be held Monday from the Oakland Christian church. Burial in Topeka cemetery. Mrs. Mary MELLEN, age 77, of Norway, Kan., died this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lily KRIGLINE, 331 Western avenue. Funeral announcements later.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Friday July 18, 1919 Deaths and Funerals. Mannie J. ASKLUND, age 28(26?), died Thursday night at a local hospital. The body was taken to Osage City for burial. Thomas B. WALLACE age 65, died Thursday at a local hospital. The funeral will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his home in Seabrook. Burial in Mt. Hope cemetery.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Monday July 14, 1919 Deaths and Funerals. The funeral of E.L. FORSYTH, a Civil war veteran who died Saturay, will be held from Bomgardner's chapel at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The body will be sent to Lincoln, Ill., for interment. Forsyth was born in New York state, August 12, 1842. He enlisted in the federal army at Lincoln, Ill., in 1862, and served until the end of the Civil war under General Sherman. In 1867 he married Eleanor BEACH, at Linoln, Ill., and she and one son, Ed L. Forsyth, of Needles, Calif., survive. The family moved to Kansas in 1880. The funeral of Miss Mary SCHOENHELD, who died Saturday at a local hospital, was held Monday morning at 8 o'clock from the St. Joseph Catholic church. Burial in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The funeral of Miss Grace ROLLER, who died July 11, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from Penwell's chapel. Burial in Topeka cemetery. The funeral of Samuel JENKINS, age 77, who died Sunday at his home on route 26, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from St. John's A.M.E. church. Burial in Mt. Auburn cemetery. The funeral of Mattie Margaret RASMUS, age 9, who died July 14 at her home, the Reid hotel, will be held Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from Penwell's chapel. Burial in Mt. Hope cemetery. Ray WESTFALL and Wife Mary WESTFALL were drowned Sunday at Wakarusa. Funeral announcements later. The funeral of Mrs. Mabel FORTE, age 35, who died Saturday at her residence, 2011 West Tenth street will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Burial in Big Springs. Mrs. Minnie JONES, age 72, died Monday morning at her home, 1309 Quincy street. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the residence at 2:30 o'clock. Burial in Oskaloosa.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Wednesday July 16, 1919 Typhoid On Increase. More Cases Are Reported to City Health Officer Brown. Scattered cases of typhoid are appearing in Topeka. Three were reported by the public health department this morning. The cases are scattered and have occurred entirely among young children. The three typhoid cases are: Earl HICKSON, age 22 months, 1012 Locust street; Welden SHEARD, age 10, 510 Lane street; and Thomas MITCHELL, age 9, 466 Freeman street. One case of diphtheria was reported. Irene TALTY, age 6, 124 Clay street, has contracted that disease. According to Dr. Earle G. BROWN, city health officer, more than 150 persons have taken the free typhoid inoculations. He urges that fathers and mothers bring their children and come themselves to obtain the inoculation treatement. From reports made by many physicians a large number of persons are taking the inoculations from their family physicians. For those who do not care to assume the expense of treatment, the same treatment may be obtained free at the clinic in the city hall.

The Topeka Daily State Journal Wednesday July 16, 1919 Marriage Licenses. Following marriage licenses issued in the last forty-eight hours by Probate Judge Ralph H. Gaw: Ed. DEVORE, Topeka, 21, and Katherine M. FIEGER, Topeka, 16. Orlie P. FRISBIE, Topeka, 21, and Hazel A. GODFREY, Topeka, 19. Victor DRANE, Topeka, 30, and Abbie G. GAINES, Topeka, 27. Byron C. MOHRBACHER, Topeka, 23, and Lura Marie BARNES, Topeka, 21.

The Colby Free Press Thomas County Thursday July 30, 1914 We understand that the depot at Phillipsburg burned down one night last week. The cause of the fire was a bolt of lightning which struck the building.

The Colby Free Press Thomas County Thursday July 30, 1914 A baby boy arrived at the home of Sam ALEXANDER and wife last Thursday and has announced his intention of living with them.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday June 10, 1876 Valley Falls. The many friends of Miss Emma Q. WARREN will be rather surprised to hear of her marraige. We learn from a reliable source that the event took place at Lawrence on Thursday last and that Mr. Noah CAMERON wa sthe fortunate man of the happy couple. We take the opprotunity to extend to them our best wishes.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday June 10, 1876 Married.--On Thursday, June 8th, at 8:30 o'clock, p.m., at the residence of the bride's parents, by Dr. W.R. Davis, P.E., Mr. W.D. LANE, of Hays City, Ks., and Miss Julia F. ROBERTS, daughter of J.W. Roberts, Esq., of this place. A goodly number of kind friends assembled upon the above occasion and if the many heartfelt good wishes and words of cheer avail anything, Mr. and Mrs. Lane will undoubtedly have a prosperous and happy life. So may it be! The attendants were, Miss Lena Ralston, of Leavenworth, and F.H. Roberts, Miss Clara Briner, of Oskaloosa, and Mr. A.D. Gilkeson of Hays. Dr. Davis, who performed the ceremony did a like service for the parents of the bride nearly twenty-six years ago.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 13, 1876 Minnie KEPLINGER, a four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Keplinger, living a few miles south of town, died on last Tuesday and wa brought to Pleasant View Cemetery to be interred. She was an interesting and promising child and the bereaved parents have the sympathy of many friends.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 6, 1876 Married.--At the residence of the bride's parents, near Kingsville, Ill., April 18, 1876, by Rev. L. Janes, Mr. A. T. PERRY, of Marion county, Ks., and Mis M.E. ELWELL.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 6, 1876 Married.--At the Jefferson House, Oskaloosa, Ks., on Monday, May 1, 1876, by Judge J.L. Williams, Mr. Rufus M. SLAWSON and Miss Amanda E. GARDINER, all of Jefferson Co.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 6, 1876 The great financial speech of W.N. ALLEN, Esq., was somewhat curtailed in this place last Saturday evening.--Owing to the unfavorable weather, or some other cause, but few were out, and it would have been too much like "wasting sweetness on the desert air," to have gone into a lengthy discussion of the subject. 4 1/2 lbs. coffed for one dollar at W. A. Hamilton & Co.'s. A rain on Monday, followed by cool weather until Wednesday night, when another heavy shower occurred. It is delaying farm work considerably. The high waters, breaks in the dams, &c., have let the fish come up into Delaware and Slough creeks, and the amount of angling done is immense. CRAIGHIE, a tramping painter who worked for TRAPP during the Winter, lately "jumped the town," leaving a few of our merchants out several dollars each. Look out for him! A few couples did a fishing go last Friday, but the stock of fish in the Delaware wa not depleted to any alarming extent. Al. HAMILTON claims the belt, as having caught the largest fish. It is an actual fact that more than one young man has lately procurred a marriage license in this place with the understanding that if he did not use it he might return it and have his money refunded!! DUNN renewed his application for whiskey-saloon license, and the councilmen voted as follows: Ayes, R.H. DEIBERT, Eli EVANS, E.T. ELLIS, E. BUCKMASTER,. No, John HOLLER. "The end is not yet."

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 6, 1876 Wanted! Homes For Pauper Children. Colored boys from 2 to 12 years old. Colored girls from 5 to 7 years old. White boys from 4 to 11 years old. White girl 6 years old. Inquire at Probate Judge's office, Oskaloosa, or at County Poor Farm. By order of the Board Co. Commissioners. D.B. Baker, Co. Clerk

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday May 6, 1876 It is reported that Mr. W.E. STANLEY, of Wichita, formerly of Oska., gives up his single blessedness this week, and will take unto himselof a life-partner in the person of Miss HILL, an accomplished young lady of Wichita. May they be happy.

The Oskaloosa Independent Jefferson County Saturday April 29, 1876 Married, April 20, 1876, by Rev. L. D. Price, at his residence in Oskaloosa, Mr. J.M. HOWARD, Sheriff of Jefferson county, and Miss Lizzie C. UNDERWOOD, of Osawkee township. We extend our good wishes.