The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 9, 1900 Born to D.A. JENKINS and wife, March 3rd, a boy. (Dunavant.)

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Born.--To Chas. GREY and wife, Sunday, the 25th, a girl baby. (Perry.)

The Topeka Daily Capital Friday September 3, 1965 Marriage Licenses. Willie R. JOHNSON, Topeka, and Lillian M. TAYLOR, Topeka. Jerry L. ROBERTSON, Winchester, and Carol Kay COOK, Topeka. Clinton ZERCHER,III, Topeka and Marlene ROBIN, Topeka. Kenneth A. JONES, Topeka, and Vicki D. FRITCH, Topeka. Glenn E. MILKERT, Topeka, and Carolyn D. ALLEN, Topeka. Robert B. BRYAN, Topeka, and Kathleen A. TAYLOR, Topeka. Pat D. CORMAN, Topeka, and Donna A. MAHONEY, Topeka. Willis E. DeWITT, Burlingame, and Betty M. HAWKER, Topeka. Robert F. SNYDER, Topeka, and Darlene M. LONEY, Topeka. Elberto J. GONZALEZ, Topeka, and Marie D. VALDIVIA, Topeka.

The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday September 2, 1965 Haas Services. Valley Falls.--Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at First Christian Church here for Leslie D. HAAS, 55, Valley Falls, who died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday at the Sycamore Care Home which he owned and operated here. Burial will be in Valley Falls Cemetery where graveside services will be conducted by Valley Falls Masonic Lodge No. 21, AF&AM. Hagge Funeral Home at Valley Falls is in charge of arrangements.

The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday Septembre 2, 1965 Effie Smyth. Services for Mrs. Effie Shirley SMYTH, 81, 2145 Maryland, will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Penwell-Gabel Funeral Home with burial in Holton Cemetery. She died Wednesday in a Topeka hospital after a short illness. She was born July 13, 1884, at Grantville and had lived in Topeka since 1938. Mrs. Smyth was a member of the Grantville Methodist Church. Her husband Charles H. Smyth died in 1947. Survivors include two sons, Dandford H. Smyth, Wichita, and Brig. Gen. Philip W. Smyth, 2145 Maryland; two brothers, George SHIRLEY and Arch SHIRLEY, both of Grantville; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday March 2, 1900 Obituary--Huey. Died February 24th, 1900, at her home in Oskaloosa, Mrs. Jennie HUEY, aged 55 years. Jennie DICKEY was born at New London, Chester Co., Penn., on April 1st, 1845. On November 10th, 1870, she was married to J.K. HUEY, at the home of her father in New London, Pa. They moved to Kansas a number of years ago and have resided in this state ever since. Mrs. Huey leaves a husband, three sons, and two daughters, all grown, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. The remains were taken to Atchison for interment. The sympathy of the community is extended to the sorrowing relatives.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Talk of A Suicide Club. There is strong talk of organizing a suicide club in oppostion to Ed HOWE's "Don't Worry" club. The advocates of the suicide club contend that it is as natural for some people to worry as it is for water to run down hill; that the joining of "Don't Worry" clubs or any other kind of club would not affect them in the least. They say the only way for such people to escape the evil effects of worry is for them to commit suicide. They think there are cases in which suicide would not only be courageous but honorable.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 District Court Notes. During the past seven days the following cases were put on the file by the district clerk: Mound City Paint and Color Co., vs A.A. REECE, abstract of judgment. Fred WESTHEIMER & Co., vs. A.A. REECE, abstract of judgment. Geo. A. FRISBIE, et al, vs. W.C. COX et al, suit to recover against Kaw township and Jefferson county. State of Kansas vs Charles MURPHY and wife, horse stealing.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Judge Dick's Court. During the past week the following name people secured marriage licenses: John NICHOLAS and Lena COTTON, both of Oskaloosa. Millard B. BIGHAM and Mary FOWLER, both of Ozawkie. F.G. STARK filed his final settlement as executor of the estate of Laura Stark. T.E. DICK and J.A. BLACK filed thier final settlement as executors of the estate of Mary Black. Caleb HAWK filed his final settlement as administrator of the estate of Mary E. ARNOLD. McDonald & Co., the Valley Falls druggists where granted a liquor permit.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Small-Pox Near Oskaloosa. Dr. Marlin McCREIGHT reports several severe cases of small-pox about eight miles south west of town, in the Josh CUNNINGS' neighborhood. The following families are down: HUNT,NORTH and CUNNINGS. Young Hunt was the first to have the disease and the other families visited at his home before they knew what was the matter with him. The doctor has secured a number of pictures of his patients and they can be seen at the Gold Mortar Drugstore. So far there has been no deaths and the doctor expects to save the entire number.

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday March 2, 1900 Joy and Sorrow. Both joy and sorrow have entered the home of J.W. and Hattie VANDRUFF this week. Sunday morning February 25th, a little son came to comfort and brighten the home and many were the plans and ideals and hopes built for "little brother;" but such are life's mysteries, only a stay, and Thursday morning those hopes and ideals took their flight, with the little life that flitted away, to the God who gave it. The bereaved family have the sympathy of all in their affliction. The little form was laid to away in its beauty; in the new cemetery with short services and music by Rev. and Mrs. Barcafer.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Mr. TIGNER and wife are the happy parents of a baby boy, born Sunday. (Grantville.)

The Oskaloosa Times Jefferson County Friday March 2, 1900 A Sudden Death. An unusually sudden and pathetic death was that of W.T. HARMAN, an old soldier, which occurred here Thursday morning. He, with his family, had just settled here a week since, bought property and was preparing to build. Tuesday he was taken very ill with erysipelas; Wednesday was thought to improving; Thursday morning the tolling bell announced his death. He leaves quite a family; was almost totally blid, receiving a large pension on account of blindness. Funeral services today.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Dunavant items. A.L. LEAVERTON and wife visited at A.W. YOUNG's Friday. Harry UNDERWOOD and wife attended church at this place, Sunday. Jenieve, the little daughter of Dave McCLURE is reported very ill. Miss Rose COFFEY, of Meriden, visited her sister, Laura E. BECKER, last week. The infant child of J.L. McKERNEY has been quick sick, but is better at this present writing. Philip BECKER, of Rock Creek, visited this locality last week for the purpose of buying a farm. The little son of Wesley PENCE has been very sick but is improving under the skillful treatment of Dr. COLE. Mrs. A.W. YOUNG will leave for Holton Thursday, where she will spend a few days with friends and relatives.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday March 2, 1900 Winchester items. Turner RODGERS has moved to Elmont. Mrs. Mollie GARDNER is visiting in Holton. Asa GIBSON was trading in Leavenworth, Thursday. Asa GIBSON has moved into Mrs. Mollie GARDNER's house. Misses Alda WEISHAAR and May GODDARD, of Nortonville, are visiting Maud VARNER.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday February 23, 1900 Judge Dick's Court. Marriage licenses wer issued as follows: To Harry C. TELECHE and Josie CONNELL, both of Valley Falls. To Oscar TINGLE and Lottie BELT, both of McLouth. To J.F. QUACKENBUSH and Mattie CONWELL. W. H. MOTT and Lela PUCKETT secured a license and were married by the judge yesterday. On the 16th, application was made to have the will of Louisa WOOLF, deceased, admitted to probate. H.B. STEMBER made final settlement of the estate of Anna E. Stember, deceased. Geo. W. McCAMMON made final settlement, as guardian, of the estate of Wm. Scott McCammon. Walter FERGUSON, as executor, made final settlement of the estate of Elizabeth HENDERSON, deceased.

The Topeka Daily Capital Wednesday September 1, 1965 Leslie Haaf Diess At Valley Falls. Valley Falls.--Leslie D. HAAF, 55, Valley Falls, died of an apparent heart attack Tuesday at the Sycamore Care Home which he owned and operated here. He was born Feb. 6, 1910 at Arrington and had lived at Valley Falls 25 years. He served six years as postmaster at Valley Falls and was Jefferson County chairman of the Republican Party several years. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Arrington and the Valley Falls Masonic Lodge No. 21, AF&AM. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Haaf, at home; two daughtes, Mrs. Patricia BROWN, 2121 Pennsylvania, Topeka and Debbi Haaf, at home; a son, Ens. Philip Haaf, U.S. Navy at sea out of New York City; a brother, Max Haaf, Ulysses; a sister, Mrs. Mary DODGE, Greensbury; and two grandchildren. Hagge Funeral Home at Valley Falls is in charge of arrangements.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday February 16, 1900 Winchester items. Ern VARNER has returned from Chetopo. The first blizzard of the season visited us Thursday. Mr. GARDNER and wife of Holton are visiting at D. BEASORE's. Pearl ANDERSON from near Oskaloosa was in town Saturday. Mrs. H.M. WALKER is entertaing company from Atchison. Alfred MOORE of Valley Falls visited his sister, Mrs. L.D. ROYER last week.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday February 16, 1900 Judge Dick's Court. During the past week Judge Dick issued four marriage licenses, as follows: 9th.--Charles COLE, of Winchester, and Margaret BENNETT, of Seneca. 13th.--Joseph CAVANAUGH, of Thompsonville, and Esther BENSON, of Perry. 14th.--John ABEL and Ida WILLIAMSON, both of Perry. 14th.--James TRIMBLE and Daisy KNOUSE, both of Valley Falls. Mary and Tim MIHM have filed their final settlement as administrators of the estate of Conrad Mihm.

The Oskaloosa Times Friday February 16, 1900 District Court Notes. During the past week the following cases were filed, viz: J.M. PIAZZEK vs. E. SUMMERFELT; suit to recover on promisory note. Jas. CONLEY administrator of the estate of Mary Conley, deceased, has filed an appeal from a decision of the probate court. Wm. LEECH is acting as clerk.