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    1. Jingo Items; February 10, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 10, 1899 Jingo. Jasper KELSEY and family are visiting with J.M. KELSEY and family at present. G. B.JONES and Frank KELSEY were in Drexel Wednesday with a couple of loads of hay. Fred NICHOLS are expecting to move on Allison farm in the spring. Mr. BLEVINS has rented the Anthon farm for another year.

    02/09/2005 08:37:21
    1. Rock Springs Items; February 3, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Bulletin Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 Rock Springs. Jacob TAYLOR is hauling wood. Mr. PATTERSON is still on the sick list. C.L. MOORE is selling some of his noted turkeys. Frank KELSEY and James MOORE went to Drexel Saturday. Mr. ATWOOD purchased a horse of Harvey NORTON recently. G.B. JONES and family visited at Mr. NICHOL's Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank KELSEY are the proud parents of a twelve-pound boy. A number of Jingo and Rock Springs boys were skating on Lee JONES' pond Sunday.

    02/09/2005 08:32:34
    1. Boicourt Items; February 3, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 Boicourt. S.W. ROBINS is not able to work yet. John FOREMAN's complaining with grip. Mrs. McFADEN still has poor health this winter. John WILLIAMSON has been very sick but is better at present. Born last Sunday, a fine boy to Mr. and Mrs. Z.V. MATTHEWS and his name is John Henry. All parties are doing well, especially Father Matthews. The two oldest sons of Abner MORRIS are sick with grip. We hope they will soon get well as they have a hard time after losing their father and mother almost at the same time.

    02/07/2005 02:07:30
    1. Death: Sonoro MORRIS and Abner MORRIS

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 Boicourt. Died on Thursday morning, January 26th, at 8 o'clock, Sonoro MORRIS, wife of Abner MORRIS and a sister of Mrs. William McQUEEN, of LaCygne, and on Sunday evening at 9 o'clock her husband, Abner MORRIS of Co. I., the 2nd Kansas Cavalry. Both were interred in the old Conley cemetery.

    02/07/2005 02:04:02
    1. Died: Mrs. David TABOR

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 Boicourt. Died last Saturday at 9:35 p.m. the wife of David TABOR with complicated diseases. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FINCH near Jingo.

    02/07/2005 02:01:30
    1. Married: EMERY--FRY

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 13, 1899 On Wednesday evening, February 1, 1899, a quiet wedding took place at the home of E.C. EMERY, at 7:30 o'clock, in which is daughter, Miss Jessie, a well-known and respected young lady of this place and Bert FRY, formerly of this place but now of Burchard, Neb., were united in marriage. Rev. A.D. WOOD performing the ceremony. The couple are two of the most respected young people of this place. They expect to reside in the future at their home in Burchard, Neb.

    02/07/2005 01:59:24
    1. Funeral: W.J. CARTER

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 Tuesday the remains of W.J.CARTER of Topeka, were brought to LaCygne and after funeral services at the Christian church were interred in the Oak Lawn cemetery. The deceased formerly lived in this place and has many friends and acquaintances who join their sympathies with his sorrowing family.

    02/07/2005 01:56:39
    1. Death: William Martin FUNK

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 William Martin FUNK, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin FUNK, jr., of Kansas City died Tuesday and was brought to LaCygne Thursday. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Friday. Mr. and Mrs. FUNK are former residents of LaCygne and our people extend their sympathy in their sorrow.

    02/07/2005 01:54:43
    1. Death: Daniel HUMMELL

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 Daniel HUMMELL was born in Delaware, Ohio, in 1844 and died in LaCygne, Kansas, January 14, 1899. he was 54 years, 8 months and 20 days old. From Delaware, Ohio he with his parents moved to Van West, Ohio, where he remained until he enlisted in his country's service. At the close of the war he returned and on June 1st, 1868 he married Elizabeth IRELAND and came to Kansas where he spent the remainder of his life. In his death the community has lost one of its best men, and the family a devoted husband and father. he was always a welcome guest with his friends and he will be sadly missed by all. His constant suffering for some time past made life a burden and death came as a welcome visitor to him. The deceased leaves a wife, four daughters, one son, two sisters and one brother together with a multitude of friends to mourn his loss.

    02/07/2005 01:52:33
    1. Death: H.M. WOODRUFF

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday February 3, 1899 H.M. WOODRUFF, who died December 31st, 1898, was 72 years of age. He was born in Farmington, Conn., and in early manhood moved to Ohio where he held a position as railroad conductor for many years. In 1868 he came to Kansas and settled in LaCygne where he has since resided. He leaves two sons and two daughters by former marriages. The present Mrs. Woodruff survives him. Mr. Woodruff was an estimable citizen, and a staunch Kansas pioneer, and in his death LaCygne loses a citizen whose place can never be filled.

    02/07/2005 01:48:12
    1. Harper Marriages Look-up Please

    3. This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HARPER, TERRILL Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Am.2ADI/238 Message Board Post: Jesse HARPER married Nancy A. TERRILL before 1861 (when their first known child was born). She died sometime between 1870 and 1875 (probably). Jesse's wife was named Anna in the 1875 census. It is believed that Jesse married Anna prior to 1873 (when son Jacob Harper was born). That is just a guess. So Jesse and Anna could have married anytime between 1870-1875. I would appreciate a look up of Jesse's 2 marriages please. Are there any books on births and deaths for Linn County available? Thank you in advance for your help!! J.

    02/06/2005 08:45:00
    1. Trading Post Items; January 27, 1899

    3. The LaCynge Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Trading Post. Amos TUBBS and sister are both quite sick with grip. Mrs. BRASSA of Grain Valley is visiting Mrs. KENNY who is quite ill. Born to Mr. and Mrs. David KELLER a girl baby on the 6th of January. Harry ASHLEY was here Tuesday on business from Oberlin. He rented his land to Mr. NOBLE for this year. Grandma WEBB is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. LATTA have both been quite sick the past ten days but are improving. Dave KELLER left last week for Golden City, Mo., where he will make his home in the future. His wife and children will follow him by railroad. We are sorry to see them leave here. We wish them well.

    02/04/2005 01:56:56
    1. Death: Grandma GIBSON

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Trading Post. Grandma GIBSON who had lived with her son east of her for some time, died of la grippe on the 20th of January.

    02/04/2005 01:53:27
    1. Death: Mr. HARE

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Trading Post. Mr. HARE, an old resident of this county, died January 7. We did not learn the particulars of the cause of his death but suppose it was due to an injury he sustained several years ago. Mr. HARE was a highly respected citizen and had the respect of everyone who knew him. He leaves a large family and a host of friends to mourn his loss.

    02/04/2005 01:52:13
    1. Willow Ridge Items; January 27, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Willow Ridge. Mrs. FLEHARTY is still very sick. H. ELKINGTON is trapping this winter. Our password is, "Have you had the grip?" Claud BATES has been doing some winter plowing. Frank CURTIS made a quick trip to LaCygne Sunday evening. Geo. WORTH and family intend moving to South Missouri in the near future. Mrs. Monroe MASON, of Paola, wa called here this week on account of the serious illness of her mother.

    02/04/2005 01:50:03
    1. Farlinville Items; January 27, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Farlinville. Ben WEST has bought the CHADWICK farm south of town. Mr. CARPENTER and daughter, Alice, were in Boicourt last Friday. Noah BURKHEAD, of Wall Street, was seen in town last Sunday about dark. Mrs. AYERS and son, Everst were in Pleasanton Saturday and returned Sunday. A six-pound boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bart BASTON on Wednesday the 18th. Grace BOOTS who has been teaching school at Brush College spent Friday night and Saturday here.

    02/04/2005 01:47:23
    1. Cadmus Items; January 27, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Cadmus. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. BLAIR returned home from Kansas City Sunday. W.E. VANCE is her with his mother now. She is quite sick with the grip. Albert LYONS is building an addition to his house. Mr. Lyons has a nice farm and is a hustler. Miss Della LOVE took Miss Anna's place in the post office last week. The latter being sick with la grippe.

    02/04/2005 01:44:33
    1. Jingo Items; January 27, 1899

    3. The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday January 27, 1899 Jingo. Rolly BENNETT is working for G.B. JONES. J.M. HARRIS is chopping wood for G.B. JONES. W.J. CARPENTER of Paola was in this part one day last week on business. James MOORE and Miss STRIKER spent Saturday and Sunday visiting near Wagstaff. Mr. BENNETT sold his farm to Mrs. MILLS of near Louisburg. She expects to move on it soon.

    02/04/2005 01:42:15
    1. Grip
    2. Margaret

    3. Readers, Do you know what illness is the grip? I've seen where several were sick even died from the "grip". Thanks in advance. Margaret God is never more than a prayer away......

    02/04/2005 01:11:13
    1. Re: [KSLinn] Grip
    2. Freida Wells

    3. Margaret, If you go to this website http://www.libby-genealogy.com/old_time_diseases.htm it will tell you what all the old time diseases were. Grippe.....................Influenza like symptoms Freida Margaret <[email protected]> wrote: Readers, Do you know what illness is the grip? I've seen where several were sick even died from the "grip". Thanks in advance. Margaret God is never more than a prayer away...... ============================== Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx

    02/03/2005 11:20:59