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SCOTT COUNTY, KANSAS OBITUARIES BOYER, SON Two weeks ago Friday evening, Mrs. Boyer, of Scott City, accompanied by her father and her children, arrived in town, and stopped at Peter Weber's. Mrs. Boyer's home is in Scott City and it was there that she was going from a visit somewhere to the east or northeast. A boy of hers, ten years of age, was sick with inflammation of the bowels. he lingered until last Monday, when he died. The remains were properly packed and taken to Scott City for interment. Mr. Boyer had been telegraphed to at Scott City and he ame here while his son was sick. We understand that the eating of sorghum was the cause of this child's death. He had swallowed, not merely the juice, but considerable quantities of the stalk. (Western Kansas World, August 18, 1888) CUNNINGHAM, NOAH When found, Wednesday of last week, on the prairie, about ten miles north of Scott City, Noah Cunningham was dead. His arms and shoulders were broken or dislocated, and the side of his chest mashed in . His horse must have been running fast, and fallen upon him, the News says. Noah was about sixteen years old. Western Kansas world. (WaKeeney, Kan.), October 22, 1887, submitted by K. T. MAST, LULU ANN Scott City, KS – Lulu Ann Mast, 66, died Friday
at Scott County Hospital. Born July 6, 1913, in Cowley County, she was married to Delbert Mast Jul 12, 1934, at
Garden City. She was a sales clerk for Gambles, Scott City. She moved to Scott County in 1932. RADNOR, RICHARD W. "JERRY" SCOTT CITY ---- Richard W. "Jerry" Radnor, 51 died Sunday, Nov. 7, 1999, at Scott County Hospital in Scott City. He was born June 11, 1948, at Scott City, the son of Raymond and Alberta (Matheny) Radnor. A lifetime resident of Scott County, he was a graduate of Tri-Plains High School in Winona. He was a farmer and truck driver, belonged to St. Francis Episcopal Chapel at Russell Springs and VFW Post No. 7773 at Scott City, and was a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War. He is survived by a son, Travis Radnor, Gordon, Neb.; a daughter, Terrell Radnor, Hays; his parents, Scott City; two brothers, Joe Radnor and Dwayne Radnor, both of Scott City; and a sister, Peggy Jean Smith, Garden City. He was preceded in death by a niece. Funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Price & Sons Funeral Home, Scott City, with the Rev. Don Martin officiating. Burial will be in Scott County Cemetery, Scott City. Visitation hours are from 5 to 9 tonight and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the VFW Scholarship Fund, in care of the funeral home. (Garden City Telegram, November 9, 1999, submitted by Peggy Jean Smith)
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