The County Courier Osage County Carbondale Thursday August 18, 1893 Born.--In Osage City, Monday, August, 14th, 1893, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred PETERSON, a daughter.
The County Courier Osage County Carbondale Thursday August 18, 1883 Born.--In Osage City, Monday, August 14th, 1883, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert CRAIG, a son.
The County Courier Osage County Carbondale Thursday August 18, 1883 A telegram was received yesterday by Mr. Ed. REILLY, Sr., announcing the death of his son, T.J. Reilly, in Pennsylania. THis will be sad news to Tom's many friends here, where he was so well known, and the sympathy of the entire community goes out to the sorrowing and bereaved family. The interment will be in the family burying ground at St. Joseph, Mo.
The County Courier Osage County Carbondale Thursday August 18,1883 The following are the officers of the school district No. 70, which was elected at their annual school meeting last month: G.W. CARPENTER, director; Ms. METZLER, clerk; J.G. COOPER, Treasurer.
The County Courier Osage County Carbondale Thursday August 11, 1883 Uncle Billy YOUNG had a very narrow escape from being run over by the cars at the crossing near the depot last Thursday about noon. He had crossed the switch track going home, and stepped upon the main track to watch an engine that was on the side track coupling some cars, when the passenger from the east almost ran him down. A brakeman on the freight train took in the situation and got to him just in time to push him off. Uncle Billy is hard of hearing and near ?? years of age, which was the cause of his apparent carelessness. It was a very lucky escape. (Note: age is unreadable.)
The County Courier Osage County Carbondale Thursday August 11, 1883 Last Tuesday was the 32nd anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. R. BARTLETT. Mr.a nd Mrs. Bartlett are among Carbondale's oldest residents, and their friends are legion, who wil congratulate them on their long and happy wedded life, wishing them many more years of happiness and prosperity. Mr. Barlett made his wife a present, of a new broom; the following is part of his presentation speech: :Dear wife, I present this broom as an embem of your thrift and industry, and hope that it will as lasting, as our long and peaceful marriage relation."
The Carbondale Journal Thursday November 20, 1879 Mr. POTTER, who has for so long been confined to his bed with the typhoid malarial fever is convalesing. Mr. J.A. PATERSON, of Michigan Valley, is lying very low with the brake bone fever. Dr. A.H. Ashley is attending him. W.T. COFFMAN, of Ridgeway brought us five cash subscribers and to be good as our promise, we put him down for one year free of charge. Who comes next?
The Carbondale Journal Osage City Thursday November 20, 1879 Married.--Wilson-Lelittle--at Kinney's school house, Nov. 19th, by Rev. C.G. Crysle, Mr. Silas WILSON and Miss Lizzie LELITTLE.
The Carbondale Journal Osage County Thursday August 27, 1879 Died.--The wife of Joseph HARR, of Junction Township, died suddenly last Wednesday. She was an old, and respected citizen of Junction. A large assemblage of friends listened to the funeral sermon preached by Rev. J.M. Ashley, of Carbondale.
The Carbondale Journal Osage County Thursday August 27, 1879 In Junction township, on Thursday last, Robert HOAGE and Freeilla BAILY, Arthur GREEN and Ferrida SCOTT, stood up and were united in marriage at one time by Rev. J.M. Ashley. It is not often that double bow knots are tied thus. We with them long and happy lives.
The Carbondale Journal Osage County Thursday August 27, 1879 Mr. John KINNEY, of Ridgeway, in the happy father of a pair of twins. They were born Sunday, Aug. 10th. John thinks they are the finest twins in Kansas.
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: mmhischier Surnames: scheerer, snyder (schneider) Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.kansas.counties.osage/497/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Looking for decendents of Jacob & Mary (Snyder?) Scheerer. Believe they had at least 2 sons: Jacob and George who eventually settled in AZ. Jacob and Mary are buried in Melvern City Cemetery as well as a 3 yr old John A. Scheer "s/o George and Ella." J & M were both from Germany but married in the US. They started out in Lancaster, PA. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.
The Carbondale Journal Thursday July 17, 1879 HOCKEUBER is plastering DICKINSHEETS new house. Mr. Fred DICKENSHEETS, of the Sidny, (O.) Journal, called on us Monday. Mr. John ELLIS had a fall in his granary last Saturday. He was considerably hurt, but is able to be on the streets again this week. The house of Mr. McClure, just north of town, was struck by lightning last night. Mrs. McClure was knocked dow and her husband was stunned. A dog belonging to the family was killed. No serious damage was done.
The Carbondale Journal Osage County Thursday June 5, 1879 City Officers. Mayor, M.T. PERRINE. Councilmen: S. MINSHALL, Pres.; H.W. JENNES, John G. ELLIS, E.R. BARTLETT and GRANT. City Treasurer, R.H. BARTLETT; Clerk, John T. MAY; Police Judge, P.V. GRIGGS; Marshall, C.V. BRADLEY.
The Carbondale Independent Thursday December 6, 1883 Election of Officers. On last Thursday evening at St. Andrew's lodge, K. of P., held their regular election with the following result: P.C., J.G. ELLIS; C.C., J.T. MUIR; V.C., T.G. MUIR; Prelate, C.V. BRADLEY; K. of R.& S., W. McIlraith; M. at A., Dennis McMULLEN; M. of E., Geo. KELTZ; M. of F., Arthur BOYD. The lodge is in a very prosperous condition. The officers will be installed at the first meeting in January.
The Carbondale Independent Osage County Thursday December 6, 1883 Died, in this city, on Wednesday, November 28, 1883, Edgar, youngest son of James and Pluma DICKINSHEETS, aged three years, three months and eight days. The little fellow was sick but a few days and was not considered to be in danger until a day or two before his death, when he commenced failing, and although everything was done for him that could be, he died on the day above mentioned. Mr. Dickinsheets had been telegraphed for, but word did not reach him until Friday when he was on his way home, and was a terrible blow to hom. The funeral took place from the house on Sunday morning, and was largely attended, a large concourse going to the cemetery at Wakarusa where the body was interred. The sympathy of all goes out to the bereaved parents, in this their sad bereavement.
The Carbondale Independent Osage County Thursday December 6, 1883 Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Elk township, on Thanksgiving day, by Rev. Gibbs, of Ottawa, Miss Clara OSBORNE to George KNIGHT, a goodly number of friends being in attendance to wish the happy couple a long and peaceful life. The presents were both numerous and appropriate. Mr. and Mrs. Knight will shortly moved to Wabaunsee county where they will in future reside. The well wishes of the Independent goes with them.
The Carbondale Independent Thursday November 27, 1883 Jas. DICKENSHEETS is now putting in his fourth forge, which will make his shop second to none in the State. Mr. F.A. YOUNG, formerly of Bradford, Ills., now of Fontinel, Iowa, is visiting old friends in Carbondale and vicinity. A tailor in the employ of Mr. WENING decamped on last Saturday night with some sixty dollars of other people's money. W.A.R. WHITE informs us that the rotary force pump of which he has the agency, takes like wild fire everywhere. It would be well for those who contemplate buying a pump to call on Mr. White and see it work. A house was picked up and moved through town one day last week without even disturbing the preparations for dinner.
The Carbondale Independent Osage County Thursday November 27, 1883 Married, at the residence of the bride's parents in this city, on Thursday evening last, by Rev. Chas. Minear, Miss Bessie MAY to Wm. STEPHENS.
The Carbondale Independent Osage County Thursday November 27, 1883 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. N.H. WILSON, on Saturday, Nov. 17, a boy. North is in a very precarious condition.