Butler County KS Archives News.....C. A. Hayman's Wife Left Him July 3, 1903
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Walnut Valley Times, July 3, 1903, Volume XXXIV, Number 24 July 3, 1903
Walnut Valley Times
July 3, 1903
Volume XXXIV, Number 24

C. A. Hayman, who came here from El Dorado some months ago, has had bad luck. 
There was sickness in the family, then the high water got up to his house and 
he had to move hurriedly, and now his wife has left him unceremoniously. He has 
three children, the eldest a boy of about nine years. He took the two younger 
to relatives in Eureka to care for and will keep the boy with him. Mr. Hayman 
is at a loss to know the reason of his wife’s actions, but is not inclined to 
do any “bended knee” business and says that he wants notice given that he will 
not be responsible for any bills contracted by her. – Iola Register.


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