Northwest Oklahoma Genealogical Society - Key Finder
Spring 1997
Vol. 18 No. 2
Curtis Courier
August 6, 1908
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Constant are the proud parent of a baby boy, which came to make its home with them July 28th.
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August 27, 1908
Taken up a large red yearling steer, with white dot on head and tip of tail white. Owner will call on Win. Phye two miles northwest of Curtis, and pay expenses.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cox are proud parents of a baby boy, born Aug. 21.
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Born to R. A. Kinnaman and wife on Aug. 23, a girl. Mother and baby doing fine.
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September 3, 1908
Walter Carter and Iva Pollard were married in Woodward, Saturday. Both are well and favorably known and highly respected by their many friends, who wish them a long and happy life.
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Born to Fred Brown and wife a girl baby on Sept. 1. Father and daughter doing fine.
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September 10, 1908
Died on Wednesday morning, Miss Dora If land of Typhoid fever, aged 18 years. She was loved by all who knew her, and will be long mourned by her parents and many friends. The family have the sympathy of all.
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October 29, 1908
Mrs. Ed Kelso’ s little son was accidentally killed while playing with a target gun, while visiting at Mrs. Pratt's aged 3 years and 8 months. The remains was laid in the Enterprise cemetery. The family have the sympathy of the community.
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November 5, 1908
Sarah Allis Brown was born in Fulton county, Indiana, July 7th, 1850, and was married to W. S. Fuller on December 23, 1867 in Washington county, Kansas. She joined the Methodist Church in 1869 and was an active member the rest of her life. She passed away at Carrier, OkIa., October 21, 1909, and leaves a husband and four children -- two boys and two girls--to mourn the loss they have sustained, besides hosts of friends. Only one of the boys were unable to attend the funeral. The deceased sustained a paralytic stroke on May 19, 1905, since which time she had been helpless and a sufferer, but bore up under the affliction remarkably well. Mr. Fuller and children wishes to thank their friends and neighbors for the help they tendered them through her long sickness.
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Will Phye and family visited at M. I. Matthews, Sunday.
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