Pioneering Hullquist Family Remembered at River View
The obituary notes the death of a Hullquist born in Smoland Sweden who died near Kackley Kansas on April 29 1915 at 80 years 7 months and 21 days. He immigrated in 1868 lived in Bishop Hill Stanton La and Rackley Kansas before settling in Rackley where he remained. Survived by his wife a stepson and two brothers, funeral led by Rev Emil Malmstrom at the home near Kackley, interment River View Cemetery north of Scandia.
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Navelsjo
Smoland
Sweden
Kackley
Kansas
Ile
America
Bishop Hill Ih
Elizabeth Anderson
Hullquists
Stanton la
Rackley Kansas
Hullquist
Sle
Emil Malmstrom
Kackely
River View
Snendia
Frank Janasek
Adolph of Munden
Dodge Bros. New
Mr. Janasek
Jake Stofer Jr
Scandia
Chas
A. Larson
Albin Forsberg
Axel Smith
Chas. Othberg
A. Aberg
Joe Brown
Nh Brown
Death notice for Miss Sarah Gray in Chicago
Died at Chicago April 18 Sarah Gray age sixty eight years. Miss Gray was a sister of Mrs C G Bulkley. She lived in Séandia for a few years about thirty years ago and will be remembered by some older citizens.
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Chicago
Sarah Gray
Miss. _Gray
C. G. Bulkley
Séandia
Tess
Will Entertain Mrs Walter and Doreas in Church Parlors
Society announces a tea in the church parlors this Friday afternoon May 7 from 2 00 to 5 30. Mrs Walter and Doreas will be guests at the social gathering.
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Walter. Henry
Love Shop Dyspeptic Note From Pat
A terse line by Pat refers to his first wife as difficult to stomach, quoting a quirky phrase about the couple’s past in a humorous, cryptic aside.
Resolutions of Respect for Brother John Larson
Lebanon Lodge No 221 F A M Kansas drapes in mourning for thirty days and extends condolences to the family of Brother John Larson who died April 23 1915. The resolution notes his faithful membership and that he has entered the Grand Lodge of the New Jerusalem while committee members T J West Adolph Nelson and C V Haggman sign the notice.
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John Larson
Mason
Jife
Grand Lodge of the
New Jerusalem
Lebanon Lodge
T. J. West
Adolph Nelson
C. V. Haggman
Hillery and Ward Unite in Marriage Ceremony
Mrs Jessie Hillery and Mr Guy Ward were united in marriage in a simple ceremony. The couple announced their plans for a future together and announced the festivities to follow with family and friends.
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Jessie Hillery
Guy ‘Ward
Marri
Marriage at U B Parsonage Honors Hillery and Ward
The ceremony last Wednesday at the U B parsonage, officiated by Rev EK Gale, united Ars Hillery daughter of Mr and Mrs Weislogel with Mr Ward proprietor of City barber shop. They reside at Rockhold property on Cloud street and the journal extends congratulations.
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U. B
EK. E. Gale
Ars. Hillery
Hage
Christian Parsonage
Bellevillle
Engle
Fulcomer
North Cloud St
Death of George Nylund in Topeka and burial details
George Nylund born Chicago May 3 1868 died Topeka Kansas April 30 1915 at age 46 years 11 months 27 days after living in Scandia Kansas since 1898 with parents. He was a Bible believer and expressed faith in Christ before leaving home. He leaves one brother and three sisters. Funeral held Sunday May 2 at 11:00 from the U B church and burial in River View Cemetery.
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Chicago II
Topeka Kans
Scandia Kans
Topeka State Hospital
U.B
River View Cemetery
Albert D Wright obituary notes long life and survivors
Albert D Wright born Saline Washtenaw Michigan December 22 1846 died April 80 1915 Bea trice Nebraska aged 68 years 4 months 8 days. Survived by sisters Hattie Newton Ipsillanti Michigan and Helen Shier Oakland California. Married Ella Felicia Fiske October 25 1870. Seven children born three living H F Wright Harriette L Wright Alfred L Wright. Enlisted in 23rd MidH Infantry near age 18 serving the last year of the Civil War. Moved to Blue Rapids Kansas in 1872 from which.
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Albert D. Wright
Saline, Washtenaw Co, Micl
Beative Nebr
Hattie Newton
Ipsillanti Mic
Helen Shier
Oakland Calif
Ella Felicia Fiske
Hardy Nebr
H. F. Wright
Harriette L. Wright
Béatrice Nebr
Alfred L. Wright
Scandia
Kansas
Seareely
Blue Rapids
Kans
Pioneer minister served church in multiple towns
A longtime M. E. Church preacher, Rev. Redenbo served White Rock Republic Co Kansas Beatrice Nebr and towns including Filley Rockford and Ellis for 40 years. He moved to Belleville area later and after illness retired. The Journal notes his life of service with funeral rites conducted in Beatrice and Dry Lake Cemetery.
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M. HK
White Rock Republic Co
Kansas
Beatrice Nebr
Our Church
Filley
Virginia
Rockford and
Ellis
B. F. Gaither
Beatrice
Centenary M.‘E
Hardy Nebr
G. A. Rabeck
Scandia Kans
Dry Lake Cemtery
Embroidery Club Hostess Works On May Day Picnic
Mrs J M Weislogel entertained her embroidery group Friday with good attendance and guest Mrs Frye of Lincoln helping. Mrs Sam Summer to host in two weeks. Saturday afternoon the U and Ls held a May Day picnic at City Hall with about twenty three guests enjoying a lovely afternoon. rain forced the change from a country setting.
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J. M. Weislogel
Real Fish Story From Salina River Catch
Andrew Granstedt and Forrest Miller report a fishing trip twenty miles out by motorcycle. They caught eleven fish totaling sixty seven pounds and fed the school for two meals. A Salina Journal note praises the boys as Wesleyan students and describes their dramatic river catch and reveal to townspeople.
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Andrew Granstedt
Salina
Freed and Carson Families Visit Warren Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Freed and their daughter join Mr. and Mrs. Aaron B Carson and daughter of Warren for a Sunday visit at Wm Wohlfords, sharing a family gathering in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Freed
Aaron B. Carson
Warren
Oregon
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Gulick’s Store News
Womens Neckwear
W. Gullick Mercantile Co
Gulick
Andrew Hullquist
Hillery
George Nylund
Fannie “Boyes
Ni. Redenbo
Were ‘United
Im -Mar
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