The Characters:
To tell a story you must have characters. Our story has some very compelling characters. Many are the earliest inhabitants in present-day Kansas. One of our characters wrote stories about the others. Some of these characters just contributed to our story:
To tell a story you must have characters. Our story has some very compelling characters. Many are the earliest inhabitants in present-day Kansas. One of our characters wrote stories about the others. Some of these characters just contributed to our story:
- The Osages
- The Missionaries
- 17 Sisters - The Story of the Historic Reinterment of the Pioneer Lorettos and a copy of the Sermon.
- The Story-Teller, William Whites Graves
- The Church Women's Bonfire — An Excerpt from W.W. Graves' Tricks of Rascals.
- The Beechwoods Gave Us a Landmark and an Iconic Image of Changing Kansas.
- The Dimonds Were A Unique Pioneer Family. The Dimond Estate Sale Was Also Pretty Special.
- Dear Sister - A Collection of Letters and Information About Early Osage Mission and St. Paul People.
- A Year and a Day — Passionist Memories.
- Mary Elizabeth Lease - Queen of the Populists.
- K of C Council 760 - The Early Days
- Our Hometown Boys — A New Sign at the SPHS Baseball Field Depicts a Group of 1947 Players.
