History of Chase County, Kansas
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March 13, 1902 - John Bechelmayer sued the Santa Fe for $10,000 for the
killing of his child near Elmdale last April, and the jury returned a verdict
of $1,799.
March 20, 1902 - Mr. & Mrs Arthur Coats are the parents of a new daughter.
Grandma Miller is happy.
Mr. King has resigned his position on the mail route and will work on the
Mercer ranch.
Bonnie Lytton, one of our home boys, has a position in the Santa Fe offices
in Topeka.
Herbert Clark, son of A. M. Clark and a Chase Co. boy of whom we are always
proud, has been appointed as head of the Haskell Indian school at Lawrence.
The "Bachelor Girls" entertained the "Bachelor Boys" at the home of Maude
& Lon Kuhl.
After 17 years the firm of Holmes & Gregory will cease to exist, E. F. Holmes
is retiring. Will & C. M. Gregory will continue the business.
Wedding bells for G. E. Brandley to Emma Baker.
J. M. Hamme is chairman of the City Central Committee.
The people of this city are pleased with the reassignment of Rev. Case to
this charge.
Mrs. Wm. Stubenhofer dies at her home on Diamond creek.
Mr. & Mrs W. E. Cline of Buck creek has a new son.
March 27, 1902 -- The Congregational church at Strong City will be moved to a
site opposite the auditorium. A large basement will be put under it.
Mrs. Robert Williams died at her residence near the Chase Co.'s. stone quarry.
Born to Sherman Sayre & wife, a baby boy.
April 3, 1902 -- The Wonsevu nine and others played ball on the city square
Sunday afternoon.
Judge Geo. W. Kilgore died at Strong City he filled two years as Chase Co.
Judge. He servered in the Union Army.
Geo. W. Stephenson, age 47 died at Falls City, Washington of typhoid fever,
the eldest son of Wm. M. Stephenson.
An old settler A. R. Ice of Clements has died. He suffered with fistula for
some time. A. R. Ice was 67 years of age.
Green W. Pritchett, know by some of the residents of this city, was shot
dead in the city of Corydon, Kentucky.
The Populist state convention will be held soon. Chase Co. will be entitled
to five delegates.
Chase County Host Lorna Marvin |
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