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1. [KSJACKSO] HAWN,SHUMWAY, HUNTER,RAY [1]
The Mayetta Herald Thursday May 6, 1915 Roy HAWN purchased a Ford car from the SHUMWAY Agency, Tuesday. This was the last car in stock in Jackson County. Miss Lucy HUNTER spent Wednesday night with Miss Clara RAY.
2. [KSJACKSO] SLATTERY, COAKLEY,MILLER [1]
The Mayetta Herald Thursday January 28, 1915 Mrs. Jas. SLATTERY and Jospehine Slattery went to Topeka, Friday to visit the latter's mother, Mrs. Minnie Slattery, who is employed by the State House, and to see Mrs. COAKLEY, who is still in a critical condition from a paralytic stroke. Clyde MILLER of the 101 Ranch of Bliss, Okla., is in Mayetta for two weeks taking a degree in the Masonic Lodge.
3. [KSJACKSO] Nell WEBSTER [1]
The Mayetta Herald Thursday May 6, 1915 Miss Nell WEBSTER, who was operated on in St. Francis hospital at Topeka last Friday is getting along splendidly. While the operation proved a serious one, no bad effects have followed, and the patient's recovery is rapid. Mrs. Webster is still with her daughter at the hospital. --Holton Recorder.
4. [KSJACKSO] Death: Catherine Hainlin PENRY [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County February 25, 1915 Catherine HAINLIN was born in Buckham county, Mo., April 27, 1847, and died at the home of her daughter in Soldier, Kan., Feb. 19, 1915. when eight years of age she came to Jackson county and has made this her home since that time. On June 8, 1873, she was united in marriage to James PENRY. Her children that are left to mourn her loss are Mrs. J.A. GREEN, of Soldier, Kan., Edward and William of Hoyt, Otis of Denver, Colo., and Walter of Mayetta. Two of he
5. [KSJACKSO] Funeral: Albert H. SHOAF [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday January 6, 1916 Mr. and Mrs. Ed POOLER, Mr. and Mrs. Al POOLER and Mrs. Harry FITZSIMMONS went to Topeka Saturday to attend the funeral of Albert H. SHOAF which took place Sunday. Mr. Shoaf was a brother-in-law of Ed and Frank Pooler and has been an employee of the U.S. mail service several years.
6. [KSJACKSO] MILLER,HUNTER,RICHARDSON,SMITH [1]
The Mayetta Herald Thursday September 2, 1915 R.L. MILLER motored to Topeka Monday. Mrs. R.L. MILLER and daughter, Ethel, were in Holton Friday. A peach was brought to this office this week by J.H. HUNTER, but grown in R.L. MILLER's orchard, which weighed 12 ounces and measured nearly 11 1/2 inches round. Next? Mrs. Sam RICHARDSON went to Topeka to see her husband at the St. Francis hospital and reports him getting along pretty well. Mrs. Frank P. SMITH has been quite sick the past week and is reported
7. [KSJACKSO] Death; Sarah Jane Scholes BOLING [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday March 11, 1915 Sarah Janes SCHOLES was born in Ashland County, Ohio, May 14, 1848(1843?), and died at her home in Mayetta, Kansas, March 3, 1915, aged 66 years, 5 months and 18 days. She was married to J.W. BOLING, September 5, 1878. Four children were born to this union, T.F. Boling, Topeka, Alice PIERCE, Lucy R. POOLER, and Blanch E. SHUMWAY, of Mayetta, all of whom survive their mother together with eleven grandchildren. In 1888 she united with the Methodist Ep
8. [KSJACKSO] South Cedar School Closes: Several Surnames [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday April 1, 1915 School closed Friday with Miss Buelah HITTLE, teacher. There was a program and spelling contest. Those who received prizes in spelling for the most head marks were: First grade, Ruth ROBSON; second grade, Lula JONES; third grade, Sarah JONES; fourth grade, Lucille JONES; five and sixth grades, Nellie JAMES; seventh and nineth, Alice SMITH. After the program Viola HEISELMAN took a photograph of those present.
9. [KSJACKSO] Death; Mrs. Mary ELLIOTT [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday February 25, 1915 Mrs. Mary ELLIOTT died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Everett MARTIN, Monday, Feb. 22. She was well along in years and her death was not unexpected. She was the second wife of Steven Elliott, deceased.
10. [KSJACKSO] School House Burns; Point Pleasant: February 10, 1916 [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thurday February 10, 1916 School House Burns. The school house in the Point Pleasant district caught fire last Wednesday morning, before school time, from burning coals falling on the floor from the stove. When the teacher arived and spread the alarm the fire had gained such headway that it could bot be controlled.
11. [KSJACKSO] Death: Mrs. Thos. NUGENT [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday July 15, 1915 Death of Mrs. Thos. Nugent. Mrs. Thos. NUGENT, who had lived about four miles west of Holton died last Sunday about 1 o'clock. Funeral services were held at St. Dominics church in Holton at 10:30 last Monday and the remains were interred in the Catholic cemetery west of Holton. Mrs. Nugent had undergon an operation about eighteen months before, since which time her health had been fairly good until she took down sick abotu a week before her death.
12. [KSJACKSO] Birth: OLDWEILER [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday December 30, 1915 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph OLDWEILER of Straight Creek, Kas., Thursday, Dec. 23, a boy.
13. [KSJACKSO] Diplomas Given: Several Surnames [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday May 13, 1915 Elm Creek Item. The following pupils that took the recent county examinations for dipolmas received their grades Saturday. We think Miss STADEL should feel proud that all of her pupils passed. They were Willie CROWLEY, Almeda LONG, Marje FRAZIER and Alfred BAKER. Ella McGINNIS was also successful in the five branches she took.
14. [KSJACKSO] Married On Tick [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday July 15, 1915 >From the Wathena Times. Married on Tick. How much capital ought a young man to have before getting married? Most people will agree that he at least ought to have enough to pay for the license and having the knot tied. A Missouri couple were married in Troy by Probate Judge Edwin Brown, the other day, and he had just $3.50. He was careful not to make a financial statement until the ceremony was performed, when he stood the judge off for all but $3 l
15. [KSJACKSO] Death; Nancy Brenneman HAWN [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thurday December 30, 1915 Nancy BRENNEMAN was born April 6, 1847, in Blair county, Penn., and departed this life, at Mayetta, Kansas, December 20, 1915, aged 68 years, 8 months and 14 days. She was united in marriage to Albert HAWN on February 28, 1871. To this union were born eight children, three sons, the eldest dying in infancy, Bryon and Roy of Mayetta, Kans., and five daughters, Mrs. Blanche NEWMAN of Wichita, Kan.; Estella KESINGER of Rozel, Kan.; Cornelia FRONK, o
16. [KSJACKSO] Obituary: William BOHANNON [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Thursday January 27, 1966 William Bohannon, 75, Holton, Dead. Holton.--William Edgar BOHANNON, 75, Holton, died Wednesday evening at a nursing home here after a brief illness. He was born June 22, 1890 at Holton and had lived in the Holton and Soldier communities all his life. He was a member of Holton Christian Church. Survivors include three sons, Clayton, Harold and Paul Bohannon, all of Horton; 11 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Carl BRADLEY and Mrs.
17. [KSJACKSO] Marriage; NISSELLY--GOODREL [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday March 4, 1915 Nisselly--Goodrel. Miss Cora NISSELLY and Lee GOODREL were married Wednesday February 24. It was kept a secret from their friends til Thursday. The bride is a daughter of S.S. Nisselly. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Goodrel. He is employed in his brother-in-law's store at Birmingham.
18. [KSJACKSO] HANNA,BLANDIN,FRAZIER [1]
The Mayetta Herald Thursday January 21, 1915 Bridget HANNA called at Sam BLANDIN Wednesday evening.(Blandin) Last Wednesday being Miss Marie FRAZIER's fourteenth birthday, a number of her friends, schoolmates and teacher gathered at her home and spent the evening playing games. After a nice lunch they departed for their home wishing Miss Marie many more happy birthdays. She received several nice presents. (Elm Creek.)
19. [KSJACKSO] Birth: REEL [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thurday January 6, 1916 Born, December 31, to Mr. and Mrs. J.L. REEL, a fine son.
20. [KSJACKSO] Death: Mary Douglas ROBSON [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday July 15, 1915 Mary DOUGLAS was born September 20,1825, in Ritchie county, Va. Died near Denison, Kansas, July 10, 1915, aged 87 years, 9 months and 20 days. Her parents were William and Eleanor Douglas. She grew to womanhood there and was united in marriage with Adam ROBSON, August 15, 1854, and with him removed to Missouri in 1864, from thence to Kansas in 1882. To this union were born four sons, and three daughters, all of whom are living except a son, who died
21. [KSJACKSO] Obituary: Jennie CARPENTER [1]
The Topeka Daily Capital Saturday January 29, 1966 Jennie Carpenter. Holton.--Mrs. Jennie Louise CARPENTER, 82, died Friday at her home here after a long illness. She was born Nov. 19, 1883 at Home in Marshall County and had lived in the Holton community 66 years. She was a member of the Circleville Christian Church. Survivors include a son, Frank Carpenter, of the home; a daughter, Mrs. Floyd McGEHE, Holton; a half-brother, Sidney POLLARD, South Gate, Calif.; a half-sister, Mrs. Gladys LAMBERG, Los Angele
22. [KSJACKSO] Birth: PAGE [1]
The Perry Mirror Jackson County Thursday April 1, 1915 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Lon PAGE, Tuesday, March 30, a boy.
23. [KSJACKSO] Birth: MASQUAT [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday April 1, 1915 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank MASQUAT, Saturday, March 27, a girl.
24. [KSJACKSO] Marriage: WHITE--BOLZ [1]
The Mayetta Herald Jackson County Thursday April 1, 1915 White--Bolz. Miss Margaret WHITE, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed White was married to Mr. Lewis BOLZ, at Topeka, Wednesday, March 24. Mr. Bolz is the son of Frank Bolz and is an industrious young farmer. Both are well known by their many friends as bright, progessive young people. They cherish a wide acquaintance, having lived on farms east of Mayetta most of their lives, who wish them a happy married life.
25. [KSJACKSO] GOODERL [1]
The Mayetta Herald Thursday December 30, 1915 Miss GOODERL of Grand Island, Neb., is here speding the holidays at home.
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