The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 27, 1899 Marriage Licenses. Charles W. FAIR, Caldwell, Kans. Sarah E. McKMISTIR(?), Caldwell, Kans. Au?r DONOVAN, Aetna, Kans. Minnie RICKLEY(Rackley?), Harper, Kans. Chesley E. HAYES, Oklahoma Mary Jane COX, Oklahoma.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 13, 1899 Gwinn-McGowen. Rev. J.R. Edwards, of the Bapist church performed the marriage ceremony for Samuel A. GWINN and Norma McGOWEN, last Thursday evening, January 5, at 8 o'clock at the country home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.A. McGowen. The ceremony was witinessed by the immediate family relatives, and a majority of young people of the neighborhood. One of the unique features of the evening was the charivari party that had for its leader and captain, J.H. MEYERS, and it was composed of the old folks of the neighborhood, men and women and a merry crowd they proved, and they furnished a first-class charivari. The next day, Friday, the couple were entertained by the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Gwinn, and a jolly party of invited guests assembled to do them honor. Mr. Gwinn is the oldest son of County Treasurer A.C. Gwinn, and is one of Silver Creek townships most successful farmers, while his wife as Miss Norma McGowen, had a host of friends and acquaintances who insist that Mr! . Gwinn was doubly fortunate in acquiring the hand and heart of so estimatable a young lady. They certainly start in life together very auspiciously, and they have the hearty congratulations of many friends, and their best wishes for their future, in which the Bulletin joins.They will live on the Gwinn farm six miles east of Anthony.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 13, 1899 Word has been received by friends in this city of the death last Monday of Mrs. S.A. DARROUGH at her home in Kansas City, Kansas. The lady was attacked by the grip and it developed into pneumonia, and she lived but a short time after the attack. Mr. and Mrs. Darrough were for years residents of Anthony and the deceased had a host of friends who will join with us in expressions of sympathy to the bereaved family. The funeral was held from the family residence and the body taken to the home of her aged mother in Indiana.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 13, 1899 Steen,--Emma STEEN, infant daughter of Allen W. and Cora E. Steen of Wakita, Okla., died November 21, 1898; born November 20th. The dear little one was called to heaven without any warning. Oh so very sad to the dear mother and father over this sore bereavement, we write these words, "Gods will sand ways are past finding out. We know the Saviour has a divine right to claim His own because he has not only created them but redeemed them with His own precious blood. It is ours to lie passive in His hands; He doeth all things well. Let us anticipate union in heaven; God has a dwelling place for all his children. The child is not dead but living, not lost but gone before. The tender bud was taken from earth to bloom in the paradise of God."

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 6, 1899 Buffalo meat sold from 35 cents to 50 cents a pound here last week. This is probably the only town in the world that had buffalo meat for sale last week. Charles PAYNE says that there are now 400 buffalo on this continent. He says that there are 100 in a private park in Vermont, 20 on Charles GOODNIGHT's ranch in Texas, 35 in Lincoln Park, Chicago, 5 in parks in New York, 12 in Michigan and 12 in Lawrence, Kansas, 8 in Iowa and 5 in Philadelphia. A few others are scattered in parks throughout the country and there are may be a few in Yellowstone Park.--Commoner, Wichita. Mr. and Mrs. J.N. DENTON are receiving congratulations over the advent of a boy baby at their home in Spring township Wednesday of this week. Robert M. TURNER and his paint crew finished up the interior of the H. & S. Depot at this place Wednesday and went north on the afternoon train. A.B. HOFFMAN of the Harper Advocate was transacting business in the city Tuesday of this week. W.H. MEYER returned Wednesday of this week to Sterling, Kansas, to re-enter Cooper College, he having spent his vacation with his parents at their home east of Anthony.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 6, 1899 Marriage Licenses. John D. MORTON, Anthony Ada FISHBAUGH, Attica. Elmer McKEE, Cameron Maggie SETHMAN, Anthony. Frank HADWIGER, Okla. Isa O. MANGUS, Attica.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday January 6, 1899 Morton--Fishbaugh. John D. MORTON, Jr., and Miss Ada FISHBAUGH were united in marriage at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fishbaugh, near Attica, by Rev. J.R. Edwards, of the Baptist church of this city, last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the presencs of the family and a few intimate friends. Mr. Morton has been a resident of Anthony for a number of years and is at present one of the trusted employes of this office; he is an exemplary young man and enjoys the confidence and respect of all who know him. Mrs. Morton is the daughter of one of our wealthiest farmers and is in every way fitted to make an ideal helpmate. The young folks are occupying the Shutz residence in the First ward, and will be gladly welcomed as residents of Anthony. The Bulletin joins with the many friends in extending congratulations and best wishes.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 30, 1898 School Report. Report of district No. 27, for the month ending December 23. Number enrolled, 17; average daily attendance, 15 1/2; number of visitors, 3. Those neither absent nor tardy; Arthur, John and Anna POUNDSTONE, James and Neta SMITH, Lottie BABB and Della HAMMERS. Those averaging 90 per cent or above: Effie HOARD, Willie PRICE, Arthur POUNDSTONE, James SMITH, Della HAMMERS, Lottie BABB, Mabel PRICE, Leo BABB and Charles BROWN. Minnie HOOPES, Teacher.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 30, 1898 Marriage Licenses. Winfield SMITH, Clara MILLER; Fred GIGY, Lydia S. PULS; T.S. CUNNINGHAM, Mrs. Della V. GRIFFIN; J.H. MARICLE, Leona S. CUNNINGHAM; Butler WARE Ellen HAGER.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 23, 1898 Marriage Licenses. Harry FEELEY, Cameron Eller SETH, Cameron. (That is probably Ellen.) F.M. CULLISON, Anthony Lillie J. BOYCE, Colby Garrett EROXELL, Ringwood, Okla. Marietta CHASEY, Cameron Moses M. BOLSER, Cleo, Okla. Mary A. BURK, Attica.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 23, 1898 Bell--Boroughs. The marriage of J.A. BELL and Miss Zelma BOROUGHS took place at the home of the bride's parents, Ex Sheriff B.C. BOROUGHS and wife, in Ninnescah township, at 7 o'clock last evening in the presence of only the families of the bride and groom and a few intimate friends. Rev. C.S. NUSBAUM, of Ottawa, performed the ceremony in his usual happy manner. After the ceremony a fine supper was partaken of by the party. The bride and groom are well known and popular young people, having the esteem and respect of all. The groom has been living in Anthony the past few years and has a good position there. He and his bride both left for that place on this morning's train, taking with them the well wishes of all our people.--Kingman Leader Courier.

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The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 16, 1898 Bert DAVIS returned home the first of the week, his regiment, the Twenty-first Kansas, having been mustered out of service. Bert made a good soldier, and is home looking none the worse for his term of service for Uncle Sam. While not in any battles during the war, he is entitled to as much credit as though he was, for he, like the majority of his company and regiment was willing and anxious to go to the front, and would re-enlist if his country again called for volunteers.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 9, 1898 Harper. Mother PHYE who has been making her home with her daughter, Mrs. LOCKET, died Friday night; her remains were taken to Missouri the following day by her son from Barber county.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 9, 1898 A Serious Accident. Lou M. HELD met with a serious accident at his home 8 miles northwest of Anthony, Wednesday of this week. In company with some other men he was trying to relieve the horses of wheat beards that had worked into their teeth, and while working among the horses Mr. HELD was kicked in the abdomen by one of the horses. He was taken to the house and Doctor BOWERS, summoned, and after a second visit yesterday, the doctor reports the injury a serious one. The doctor hopes there is no internal rupture, and if there is not, Mr. Held should pull through all right. Mr. Held's many friends will join with the Bulletin in hoping that he may soon recover.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 2, 1898 A Good Woman Gone. Miss Emma YEAGER, of Portsmouth, Ohio, died Thursday morning at a quarter to 7 o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. C. RICHARDSON. Miss Yeager was a resident of Anthony several years ago, and made her home with Mrs. Richardson and during her residence here made many friends and acquaintances. She but recently came from Portsmouth for a visit and being in poor health had hoped our climate would be of benefit to her, but a disease that climate could not affect, had possession of her and day by day her friends watched here grow gradually weatker and weaker until her death came to her relief. She had the benefit of good medical attendance, careful nursing and the help and sympathy of a loving sister, and her last hours were made as comfortable as possible. The funeral was held at the Richardson home, Thursday afternoon, Rev. ENGLE of the Methodist church, officiating, with a choir from the churches. Miss Yeager united with the Baptist church when but 13 years of age and ha! s been a consistent christian ever since. The remains were taken to Portsmouth, Ohio, for burial, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. The many friends of the deceased in this city heartily sympathize with the afflicted family in their bereavement.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 2, 1898 C.T. Wonner Dead. Mrs. WONNER received a telegram last Friday announcing the death, at 10 o'clock that day of her husband, C.T. WONNER, at Osawatomie. Mr. Wonner had been unusually well the fore part of the week, and had seemed stronger mentally than for years, but Wednesday he had a stroke and never entirely rallied from it. Mrs. Wonner and the children accompanied by Denny MAYES, went up to Osawatomie, Friday afternoon and the body was made ready for shipment to the home of Mr. Wonner's mother, in Osceloa, Iowa. Mr. MAYES accompanied Mrs. Wonner to Kansas City, and saw her safely on the Iowa train before returning to Anthony. Masonic brethren at Oswatomie and Kansas City rendered efficient service to Mrs. Wonner in the hour of her trials, and Mr. Mayes is loud in his praise of the thoughtfulness and assistance of members of that order. Mr. Wonner was for years a resident of Anthony and had a host of friends who will be glad to know that his death has removed him from a bondage worse than de! ath, but will sympathize with the widow in her bereavement.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 2, 1898 Marriage Licenses. Olin WELLS, Harper Ida KURTZ, Harper. Clay BOHER, Cameron Rose B. YORK, Cameron Lee C. PATTERSON, Harper Nina A. CLARK, Harper J.E. SEVERANCE, Cameron Araminta HAGER, Cameron. Clarence E. WOOD, Erwin, Okla. Nellie HOWARD, Erwin, Okla.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 2, 1898 G. LIEBMAN one of the old settlers of the county died Tuesday of this week at his home southwest of Anthony. The old gentleman had been afflicted for some time with a cancer, and at last succumbed to its deadly embrace.

The Anthony Weekly Bulletin Harper County Friday December 2, 1898 Probate Judge McGOWEN performed the marriage ceremony last Friday for Clarence E. WOOD, and Nellie HOWARD of Erwin, Okla.