. Twin souvenir of Francis C. Waid : comprising his First, Second, and Third souvenirs. us for 1890 shows less. Page 243: Third line from bottom, read Athan for Ethan. Page 247: Fifteenth line from top, read first Cowen school-house forsecond. Page 263: At Elizas death Dr. Weter (our family physician) waspresent; Aunt Jane and Uncle George came soon after she died. Page 263: Twelfth line from top, for Eliza Waid read Eliza C. Waid. Page 323: Read S. B. Dick for S. P. Dick. Page 324: Read Beaver for Brewer. Page 324: December 11,1889, copy of Souvenir was given Rev. James3Iarvin, D. D., pastor
. Twin souvenir of Francis C. Waid : comprising his First, Second, and Third souvenirs. us for 1890 shows less. Page 243: Third line from bottom, read Athan for Ethan. Page 247: Fifteenth line from top, read first Cowen school-house forsecond. Page 263: At Elizas death Dr. Weter (our family physician) waspresent; Aunt Jane and Uncle George came soon after she died. Page 263: Twelfth line from top, for Eliza Waid read Eliza C. Waid. Page 323: Read S. B. Dick for S. P. Dick. Page 324: Read Beaver for Brewer. Page 324: December 11,1889, copy of Souvenir was given Rev. James3Iarvin, D. D., pastor of the M. E. Church at Lawrence, Kas. Page 339: Eighth line from top, read 1850 for 1750. Page 346: Read ye shall lice for she shall live. Page 352: Mr. and Mrs. Oldham visited at our home in 1879, on whichoccasion Mrs. Oldham sang, in the Indian language, one of ourbeautiful hymns, and then repeated the same in our own lan-guage, which pleased and interested me much, as well as friendsassembled. Page 3^2: The old brother class leader, referred to by Mr. Oldham,is Nicholas R. INTRODUCTORY THOUGHTS, The pen is the tongue of the mind. Cervantes. I AM glad I was asked to subscribe for the Historyof Crawford County, in the spring of 1884. In mysketcJi therein published reference is made to the 100-acre meadow on which years of labor and thought havebeen expended, in order to make it what it now is—abeautiful and productive field. In manhoods early days, in my fathers family, Ibegan work, and I take pleasure in saying it has beencontinued ever since, which is proof of my enjoyment,and the invitation by Mr. Harry F. Bancker (one of theagents of Messrs. Warner, Beers & Co., the publishers),to subscribe for the history of our county was but anintroduction to my first Souvenir. The sketch first appeared in the History in 1885, thenin an enlarged form in my Souvenir of 1886, and I havealready intimated my desire to meet the wants of mykindred and friends and the vouth of our la
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