Osage County KS Archives News.....Connor, Patrick On The War Path 1884
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The Osage County Chronicle Thu Jul 10, 1884 Pg 3 1884

            On The War Path
   Patrick Connor of this city, filled up on
our poor whiskey Saturday last and immediately
went on the war path in quest of scalps. Among
his victims was his aged mother, whom he kicked
into the street from Mr. Charlie Buehler's 
bakery. He afterward made an attack on Mr.
J. Vannatta, who, however, gave him a great 
deal of the worst of it, striking him over the
head with a brick. While fighting with Mr.
Vannatta. Connor was arrested by May Stockbridge
and one of the Terrill's and with much difficulty
was taken to the cooler. He was tried in the
police court and fined seven dollars and costs,
total ten dollars. Connor is said to be a hard-
working, civil fellow when not in liquor, and 
it is claimed that he very rarely ever drinks.
We should certainy hope that his sprees are
not very frequent, and we hope too, that the
scoundrel who furnished him the liquor last
Saturday will come to grief.

The Dewar Telegram Thur Apr 4, 1918 pg 4
   Pat Connor, who was taken to the hospital
at Ft. Smith some time ago, is reported 
getting along nicely. His friends in Dewar
are glad to hear this encouraging news.
Mrs. Connor, his mother, who has been at
his bedside through it all, came home
Tuesday but returned to Ft. Smith Thursday.

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