The Oskaloosa Times Friday June 1, 1900 Judge Dick's Court. During the week Judge Dick issued two licenses and performed the ceremony, the first at his office and the other at the Addison: John C. RAY, of Mayetta, and Cora Belle SINGLETON, of Straight Creek. A. P. ZORB and Peal SKIDMORE, both of Ozawkie. The will of John YOUNG, deceased, was admitted to probate on the 30th. The Judge is becoming an expert as a coin tosser, and he, the district clerk, deputy sheriff and the deputy treaurer are contemplating organizing a league for the advancement of the game. (note: Typed as printed in newspaper.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 25, 1900 Dr. PUDERBAUGH reports a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. MANNING, last Saturday morning. (Ozawkie.)

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday May 25, 1900 Jake Faubion Passes Away. "Uncle Jake Faubion is dead." These are the words that were carried from lip to lip in Oskaloosa Monday. Everybody in this part of the country knew Mr. Faubion as he was a pioneer citizen having lived in Jefferson county nearly 50 years. Many knew him ony as "Uncle Jakey" He had been in poor health for a number of years and while his death was somewhat sudden it was not unexpected. He was afflicted with dropsy and that was the immediate cause of his death. He had reached the extreme old age of 80 years. Mr. Faubion was trusted and respected by everybody in the community. He was engaged in the cattle herding business during the early days. He leaves a wife and a son, who have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. He died Monday morning about 10 o'clock and his remains were interred in Plumb Grove cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Brummett officiated at the services. The funeral was largely attended.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 11, 1900 Born to Wm. MALONE and wife, last Friday the 5th, a girl. (Perry.) (Note: Jiles Webb, had a son born on "Saturday the 7th" according to the newspaper.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 11, 1900 Born to Jiles WEBB and wife, Saturday the 7th, a boy. (Perry.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 11, 1900 Judge DICK issued a license to and performed the marriage ceremony for Rupert STEWART, of Oklahoma, and Violet DENNY of Valley Falls, on the 4th.

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday May 11, 1900 Miss Genevieve HUND, of Hand station and Albert DOMANN, of Winchester were married at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning at the German Catholic church. An elaborate wedding dinner was served to a large number of guests at the National hotel.--Leavenworth Times. Under Winchester Items.)

The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 12, 1968 Leroy Jolliffe Of Oskaloosa Dies In Home. Oskaloosa.--Leroy JOLLIFFE, 83, died in his home in Oskaloosa, Monday. Mr. Jolliffe was born Nov. 29, 1884, in Edina, Mo. He was a retired farmer. He had lived in the Oskaloosa community since 1921, and was a member of the Methodist Church in Edina, Mo. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Alpha Jolliffe, of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy DESSINGER, Oskaloosa; four sons, Thomas Jolliffe, Brooks, W.Va., Dempsey Jolliffe, Keytsville, Mo., Jack Jolliffe, and Wayne Jolliffe, both of San Francis; two sisters, Mrs. Eva KARIS, North Platte, Neb., and Mrs. Minnie TEEPLE, Dora, Mo. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Baptist Church in Oskaloosa, with burial in Pleasant View Cemetery, Oskaloosa. Hampton Funeral Home, Oskaloosa, is in charge of arrangements.

The Topeka Daily Capital Tuesday March 12, 1968 Marriage Licenses. Buddy O. CARTER, Topeka, and Kathleen L. STREETER, Topeka. Kenneth W. JACKSON, Topeka, and Ella M. WILLIAMS, Topeka. Robert L. ANSTAETT, Jr., Carbondale, and Sherry J. CLARK, Topeka. Robert D. HAWK, Topeka, and Cheryl L. GIBESON, Topeka. David M. CONLEY, Topeka, and Margaret L. JONES, Topeka. James P. BURKE, Topeka, and Irene M. HARRIS, Topeka. Glen H. KESSELRING, Beattie, and Karen R. STREMMING, Topeka. Robert J. TERRY, Topeka, and Vickie S. WILLIAMS, Topeka. Stephen G. CHAFFEE, Topeka, and Charlotte K. SEETIN, Berryton. Billy G. DAUBER, Meriden, and Sharon L. GOODYEAR, Topeka.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 11, 1900 Dr. CARLEY reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. WALTERS, May 14th. (Winchester.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 4, 1900 Miss Ella MOODY and Richard HICKS, of Perkins, Oklahoma, were married, Tuesday, May 1st, at high noon by Rev. Robt. Estep. The groom is quite a wealthy hotel keeper, of Perkins, and the bride is one of Jefferson county's estimable young ladies. They left Tuesday for their new home in Oklahoma. Our wishes go with them.(Perry.) (NOTE: Under Judge Dick's Court Notes of May 4, 1900, this was Richard (HICK) and Ella (BRUCE.))

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 4, 1900 Born to Sterrill TAYLOR and wife, Saturday, the 28th, a girl. (Perry.)

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday May 4, 1900 Mrs. Riley HATCHER died Tuesday morning, and was buried at Ozawkie, Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the U.B. church, Rev. McAftery delivering the funeral sermon. Deceased leaves a husband and three children to mourn the loss of a kind mother and dutiful wife.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 4, 1900 Judge Dick's Court. L.N. COBB and Bertha NESBITT, both of Dunavant, secured a marriage license on April 26th. Richard HICK, of Perkins, Oklahoma, and Ella BRUCE, near Oskaloosa secured a wedding license on April 30th. Bert GREEN and Addie BRUCE, both of Valley Falls, secured a license on April 28th. W.H. Benedix & Co., successors to W.R. Traschel, of Meriden, have made application for a permit to sell liquors.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday May 4, 1900 25 Years For Kirby. Thos. C. KIRBY, who was convicted about a month ago of the murder of Agent FOLEY, of the U.P. road, at Perry, was sentenced by Judge Gephart yesterday morning to serve a term of 25 years at hard labor in the penitentiary. His attorneys gave notice of an appeal to the higher courts for a new trial, but it is not expected that the appeal will be granted as the evidence is too strong against Kirby. Special attention will be paid to the jail durnign the next week to see that there is no delivery. The prisoner will be removed to Lansing next week. Nearly everyone sympathises with Mrs. Kirby and her children, but few feel sorry for Kirby as the evidence was so strong against him.

The Topeka Daily Capital Saturday October 2, 1965 Marriage Licenses. Clyde W. BALLINGER, Topeka, and Patricia A. ROOT, Topeka. Lloyd V. LISTER, Jr., Topeka, and Carol A. STANGEL, Topeka. Richard O. GRIFFITHS, Topeka, and Ilene S. MAY, Topeka. John E. ESSMAN, Grantville, and Joyce S. SIPPLE, Perry. James L. HALLIEN, Muaston, Wis., and Roselle A. STOUGHTENGER, Muaston, Wis. Raymond K. Fox, Jr., Topeka, and Shirley R. JONES, Topeka. Paul C. JOINES, Topeka, and Dorothy F. CRAWFORD, Topeka. Raoy R. RITCHIE, Jr., Topeka, and Latine M. PUSCH, Topeka. Robert P. MIRCH, Topeka, and Shelia A. CUNNNGMAN, Topeka. Everette E. BOZEMAN, Topeka, and Romona R. PHILLIPS, Topeka.

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday May 4, 1900 Married at the home of the bride's parents, John Duncan and wife, Wednesday, at 6 o'clock p.m., James COLLIER of Millwood, and Miss Minnie DUNCAN of Winchester. Rev. Melvin Duncan officiated. (Winchester.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday April 27, 1900 Born to James PRESGROVE and wife, Sunday, the 22nd, a boy. (Perry.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday April 27, 1900 Dr. JOHNSTON reports the birth of a boy to the wife of Ed EMERY, who lives east of town, Monday.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday April 27, 1900 The commencement exercises were held in the hall Friday night. The graduates were: Maud VARNER, Eva MITCHEL, Pearl BARNARD, Della WILSON, Arthur HEIGHT, Grace McKEMEY, Carrie OVERLY, Edith McKANNA, Eva CURRY, Nannie WILSON, Albert HINES, Verna AITHERS, Margaret MITCHEL. They did credit to themselves and their teachers. The banquet was held in the hall Saturday night. (Winchester.)