Hosted by RootsWeb, the oldest & largest FREE genealogical site. Click here to visit RootsWeb.
COMANCHE COUNTY, KANSAS: HISTORY & GENEALOGY
Bibliography     Biography     Cemeteries     Churches    Cities & Towns     Clubs     Contributors     Diamond Jubilee    Events     FAQ     Genealogy     Guest Book - Sign     Guest Book - View     History     Links     Maps     News Articles     Newspapers     Opry     Photos     Poetry     Queries     Records     Resources    Satellite Images     Schools     Search     Veterans     HOME

Nescatunga Enterprise, March 19, 1887.

Cave Creek Pickups

Fine weather.

Farmers getting ready to plant corn. Some tend to think next Monday. We think there is plenty of time yet to plant corn.

Grandma Chenoworth is slowly improving. Strong hopes are entertained for her recovery.

Miss Grace Fretz was visiting last week with her sister, Mrs. Shimer, near Nescatunga.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilson's little girl has been very sick with lung fever.

Mr. Stroud is digging the basement for a new house.

Mr. Will Harrod attended the prize fight at Coldwater last Wednesday.

School will begin in district 23 next Monday with Miss Paterson of Nescatunga, as teacher.

The largest rattlesnake that has been seen on this part of the country was killed Thursday by C. H. Shimer, on the premises of Mr. Henry Fretz. It had ten rattles.

BORN - To Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brown, a girl, on the 16th inst. Mother and child are doing well.

Thanks to Shirley Brier for finding, transcribing and contributing the above news article to this web site!

This RootsWeb website is being created by HTML Guy Jerry Ferrin with the able assistance of many Contributors. Your comments, suggestions and contributions of historical information and photographs to this site are welcome. Please sign the Guest Book. This page was last updated 02 September 2004.