Atchison County Kansas Obits

ATCHISON COUNTY, KANSAS

OBITUARIES

RANK, ANASTASIA

Atchison Globe, July 7, 1885

Anastasia Rank died 4:30 a.m. July 7th. The deceased was a native of Davenport, Iowa, and the wife of Charles Rank of this city. She leaves six children, five of whom were at home at the time of her death, and the other, the eldest son, at Moline, Ill. The latter will arrive here to attend the funeral, which leaves St. Benedict's church tomorrow afternoon.

RANK, JULIA

Atchison Globe, July 30, 1888

Julia Rank, aged nineteen, whose protracted illness has been chronicled in these columns from time to time, died at the residence of the family, 513 North Eight street, at 2:45 yesterday morning. She was a sister of the Misses Rank in Donald s store and of Joe Rank of the GLOBE staff. The funeral occurred this afternoon from the Catholic church.

REARDAN, TIMOTHY

Atchison Globe, November 11, 1882

Died - last night at 8 o'clock, Timothy Reardan, aged 27 years. Funeral tomorrow from the residence of Mr. Flanagan, Mound Street, west of Twelth. Services at St. Benedict's church.

REGNIER, CHARLES N. MRS.

The Globe, June 21, 1878

The community was shocked last evening by the sad announcement of the death of Mrs. Charles N. Regnier, at five o'clock. Mrs. Regnier was born on Bingen-on-the-Rhine, and was but a girl at her death, scarcely 26 years of age. She was married July 4, 1874, and has been an invalid for the past two years. Her twin sister arrived at New York yesterday evening on her way to Atchison, and is at this moment speeding westward with the hope of finding her alive. Mr. Ferd Regnier leaves this evening to meet her in Chicago, and they will arrive Tuesday morning, in time for the funeral, which will take place from the Catholic church. May the Infinite Father comfort Charley Regnier and his motherless child.

REYNOLDS, CHARLES

Atchison Globe, February 17, 1881

Died - this morning, at six o clock, Charles Reynolds. Funeral tomorrow at 2 o clock, from the residence of the late I. M. Ward, on Utah avenue, near Union.

RICHMOND, GEORGE

Atchison Globe, July 31, 1885

George Richmond, a farmer living near Lancaster, was overcoming by the heat last evening while pitching hay, at a threshing and despite the efforts of two physicians, died this morning at 5 o'clock. He will be buried this evening and leaves a wife and several children.

ROHR, EDDIE

Atchison Globe, December 17, 1880

Eddie Rohr, aged seven years and five months, died this morning, of congestion of the lungs. The funeral will take place from the residence, Fourth and Division, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock.

ROUSE, SUSIE

Atchison Globe, May 15, 1888

Susie, the five year old child of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Rouse, died of diphtheria last night, and was buried at 11 o'clock this forenoon. The Rouses will leave this afternoon for Covington KY, to make a short visit.

ROWE, RICHARD

Killed at Atchison

Atchison, Kan., July 27 - Richard Rowe, 44 years of age, a railroad switchman, was killed in the Missouri Pacific yards here last night. In 1894 he was accused with his brother Chester, treasurer of Poweshiek county, IA., of stealing $20,000 from the company. They were arrested in Mexico and Chester serviced a term in the penitentiary. (Grand Forks Herald, July 28, 1901, submitted by Barbara Ziegenmeyer)

RUCKER, DAUGHTER

Atchison Globe, May 8, 1888

A ten year old girl of the Rucker family died of diphtheria last night. There is still another case in the family.

RUCKER, SON

Atchison Globe, May 9, 1888

A colored boy named Rucker, aged nine years, residing on South Sixth street, in a house adjoining the one occupied by the Davis family, died last night of diphtheria. Another one of the Rucker children is very low with the disease.

RUCKER, IDA

Atchison Globe, May 10, 1888

Ida Rucker, the daughter of Jerry Rucker, a colored man employed at Seaton's foundry, and who resides on South Sixth street, near the Washington school, died at 10 o'clock last night of diphtheria.

RUSSELL, MARY JANE

Services were held at the home at Miss Ora Baker and William Baker and wife in honor of their aunt, Mrs. Mary Jane Russell, Thursday evening. Immediately after the services the body was sent to Pontiac, Ill., where she will be buried Saturday evening. Those who accompanied the body to Illinois were: Miss Ora Baker, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker and son and Mrs. Minnie Marshall of Kansas.

Cards of thanks: We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness shown us during the sickness and death of our dear aunt, Mrs. Mary Jane Russell, Miss Ora Baker and WIlliam Baker and wife. (Atchison Daily Globe, March 7, 1930, page 7)