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Note N3676 Index

"Chas. Conner, son of J.F. Conner of Leeds, who has been in Kansas City working on a street car line, has been making the folks at home a visit, being off on a two weeks vacation. He was in Sedan last Saturday visiting his old school friends."--19 Jul 1900, Sedan (KS) Lance

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Note N3677 Index

"Mrs. H. O. Brown of Oklahoma City is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Conner."--11 September 1908, Sedan (KS) Lance

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Note N3678 Index

"Obsequies Over Remains of Mrs. Rapp
At Vermont Street M. E. Church
Largely Attended.

The funeral services of the late Mrs. Mary C. Rapp, of 1120 North Fifth street, who died at the Blessing hospital Saturday morning as the result of injuries received in a fall from a moving street car the week before, were held at the Vermont street M. E. church at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Rev. A. L. Caseley, officiating.

During the services hymns were sung by a quartet composed of Mrs. Clark, Miss Turner, Mr. Dunn and Mr. Burroughs. Mrs. Haud Wells-Dickson had charge of the music.

The Women's Relief Corps, of which the deceased was a member, attended the funeral in a body, while the W. C. T. U., the Women's Foreign Missions and the Ladies' Social Union of the Vermont street M. E. church were also well represented.

The following out of town relatives were present at the services: two sons, John J. Rapp, of Burlington, Vermont, and Arthur Rapp, of Indianapolis, Ind., and one daughter, Mrs. Florence Miller, of Lancaster, Mo., John Rapp of Dodge City, Ia., the husband of the deceased was also present.

The pall bearers were as follows: William T. Dwire, H. B. Dines, M. S. Orr, D. Long, J. W. Lemley and C. H. Allard. The remains were sent to Moline, Ill., for burial at an early hour yesterday morning, it being the former home of the deceased."--Find-a-Grave

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"Died, Nita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Hartzell, Saturday, Nov 23, 1895. Nita was the second daughter and this was the second daughter and this added to the loss of little Mable, who died on Wednesday, Nov. 13th, makes it doubly sad. The parents have the sympathy of a large circle of friends."--28 November 1895, Sedan (KS) Lance

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Note N3681 Index

"THESE TO COUNT NOSES -- CENSUS ENUMERATORS FOR THIS COUNTY ANNOUNCED -- NO POLITICS IN THE DEAL -- Appointments Based Upon Grades Made by the Applicants--Two places In List Are Still Open. --The following census enumerators for Chautauqua county have been appointed: Dist. 1, Harold C. Hartzell, Peru, Belleville township."--Sedan (KS) Times-Star

"Harold Hartzell has taken Art Sawyer's place in Fish Bros. drug store."--8 January 1909, Sedan (KS) Lance

"Harold Hartzell and Lester Williams are putting in the electric line for the Prester Electric Power. Peru will soon have electric lights and fans."--21 May 1909, Sedan (KS) Times-Star

"Harold Hartzell will resign his place this week at the Fish drug store and go to Nowata, where his brother Max is in the electrical business."--28 May 1909, Sedan (KS) Times-Star

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"LOST--On the streets of Sedan about the middle of May, one gold watch fob about one inch wide and four inches long, bearing round locket with monogram "M" on back. Anyone returning the same to Max W. Hartzell, Peru, Kans. will receive liberal reward."--3 August 1906, Sedan (KS) Lance

"Max Hartzell, who has been the owner of the elevator at Belleville, Kan., has returned to his home in Peru and his smiling countenance will often be seen in this community."--25 December 1908, Sedan (KS) Times-Star

"Max Hartzell and Miss Myrtle Cornelison were married at the home of the bride's parents Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. Max is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R.M. Hartzell of this city. He has been raised in and near Peru and is a fine young man, highly respected by all who know him. His bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Cornelison, living four miles west of town and has many friends in this community. They left Monday evening for Nowata, Okla., where they will make their home. The best wishes of all go with them."--24 Jun 1909, The Freeman's Lance (Sedan, KS)

"Marriage Licenses. ...Max W. Hartzell, Peru, 22 and Myrtle Cornelison, Peru, 19."--1 July 1909, Sedan (KS) Lance

"Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartzell have moved here from Nowata, Okla., and will live in one of Mrs. Carrie Pyles' houses."--23 December 1909, Sedan (KS) Times-Star

"WATCHFULLY WAITING" Max Hartzell has had a lot of luck lately, but it's all been bad. The roof of his home was afire, his garage was burned down and then a week later his car was stolen. May the Ides of March bring Max a "new deal" --18 Feb 1933, Woodland (CA) Daily Democrat