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Note: from the Eskridge Star, July 8, 1897:
Harveyville --- Ed. Cox and Chas. Harvey came home to celebrate and a few days visit with the home folks and friends.
from the Eskridge Star, Jan. 12, 1899:
North Harveyville Items --- Miss Clara Carey and Mr. Ed Cox visited at Pleasant Carey's last Sunday.
from the Eskridge Star, Feb.23, 1899:
North Harveyville --- Ed. Cox is home from Texas.
from the Eskridge Star, Oct.4, 1900:
Harveyville --- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cox went to Burlesson, Tex., last week to visit his brother, John Cox.
from the Eskridge Star, Feb.14, 1901:
Harveyville
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cox moved on his father's place near Dover, last week. They will be greatly missed by their many friends as young people are the life of their community.
from the Mail and Breeze, May 23, 1903:
Dover --- Ed Cox, who last month received an injury to one of his eyes while quarrying, has just received a check for the full amount of his claim from the Woodmen Accident association of Lincoln, Neb.
from the Mail and Breeze, April 9, 1904:
Harveyville --- E. Cox and family of Dover visited at C.W. Barlow's Sunday.
from the Alma Signal, June 1, 1911:
Harveyville --- E.N. Cox has been appointed marshall.
from the Alma Signal-Enterprise, Nov.25, 1943:
Harveyville --- E. N. Cox and wife came down from Manhattan for a week-end at their home here.
from the Alma Signal-Enterprise, May 18, 1944:
Harveyville --- E.N. Cox and wife and Corine Taylor of Manhattan spent Sunday here.
from the Alma Signal-Enterprise, August 24, 1944:
Harveyville --- E.N. Cox and wife spent the week-end here and took back a load of their household goods. They have purchased a home at 1226 Thurston.
from the Manhattan Mercury Chronicle, April 7, 1953, page 3:
Mr. Edward N. Cox, died at 4:15 today at his home at 1226 Thurston at the age of 79. Born December 13, 1873, at Harveyville, Mr. Cox lived there until 1942 when he moved to Manhattan. He was a retired farmer and a member of the IOOF lodge at Harveyville.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Clara E. Cox of the home; a daughter, Mrs. D.C. Taylor, 1018 Bluemont; his step-mother, Mrs. Maggie Cox, Topeka; a brother, Raymond Cox, Long Beach, California; a sister, Miss Mildred Cox, Topeka; a half-brother, Aaron Cox, Burlington, Iowa; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 2p.m. Thursday at the Courser chapel. Rev. J. Wilbur Curry will conduct the rites. Interment will be in Sunset. ( transcriber's note: Sunset Cemetery, Manhattan)
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