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Eloise Lane Articles 1-20

• Origin Of The “White Deer” Name
• The Log House On White Deer Creek
• Obtaining The Land
• The Lands Organized
• Cattle Brands Tell Story
• Ghosts And All
• Southern Kansas Railroad
• Fire Guard Dam
• When The Railroad Came
• The Sutton RR Station
• Post Office At Pampa
• The Bell Family
• J.C. Short
• Pampa 1892-1902
• Pampa Laid Out In 1902
• Crystal Palace Founded
• Gray County Organization
• Organization – Continued
• Gray County – Lefors
• McLean – The Largest Town

Eloise Lane Articles 21-40

• Gouge Eye
• The “Mother Road”
• German Family Reunion
• Desks From Hopkins
• Grandview School Begins
• The Oil Money
• History Wall Painted
• Boydston Or Boydstun?
• Ontario???
• Laketon – Early Farming
• Laketon – Continued
• First Couple To Marry
• Hoover
• Water Well Drilling
• Kingsmills Visit Pampa
• George Tyng Left
• Tragedy In Utah
• T.D. Hobart – Manager
• M.K. Brown Arrives
• Rider Livery Stable

Eloise Lane Articles 41-60

• The Pioneer Cottage
• Pampa’s First Doctor
• Doctor Makes House Calls
• A Red Cross Nurse
• Pampa’s First School
• Hobart Went To London
• Cemetery Began In 1904
• First Business District
• C.P. Buckler Arrives
• Five Barrett Brothers
• Influence Of The Santa Fe
• Trains Still Roll
• John V. Thomass – Teacher
• Cattle-loading Center
• Rolla J. Sailor & Arrowheads
• A.H. Doucette Arrives
• Lands Are Advertised
• The Holland Hotel
• Wheat Left Pampa
• First National Bank Begins

Eloise Lane Articles 61-80

• Pampa News Begins
• First Denominational Church
• 2nd Office Of WD Lands
• J.N. Duncan Arrives
• Nels Walberg Sells…
• Dormer Simms
• Fourth Of July Celebrations
• Pampa’s First Cars
• Pampa In 1907-08
• J.S. Wynne Family Arrives
• Gray Count State Bank
• Baptist Church Organized (Under Construction)
• Joe & Lizzie Bowers
• Threatened By Prairie Fire
• Library Began In 1907
• J.R. Henry
• Sir Gordan & Lady Cunard
• Three Vicars Brothers
• Dodd Grain And Produce
• December 29, 1991

Eloise Lane Articles 81-100

• D.C. Davis Family
• Long Christmas Celebration
• First Christian Church
• Facts About Pampa
• Buster Brown
• The Last Hanging
• Bones Hooks
• The “Red Brick” Is No More
• The Purviances Family
• The Dr. E. von Brunow Park
• Boards Of First Headquarters
• Mary Jane Purvis
• Cook – Adams Addition
• Nativity Scenes
• Clyde Carruth
• The Mine Tragedies
• Additions To Pampa
• Third Family In Pampa
• Frank Dittmeyer
• Bricklayer Indian Jim

Eloise Lane Articles 101-120

• A.A. Tiemann
• First Movies And Lights
• Pampa Incorporated
• Mark And Sara Fletcher
• Annie Baker Daniels
• Pampa’s Business District
• Birthday Tea Of 1919
• Former Pampa Minister
• John Mack Patton
• The First Brass Band
• Early Graduating Class
• “How We Met”
• F.P. Greever Is Assassinated
• George Tyng’s Father
• L.H. & Lula Greene
• John & Lena McKamy
• Robert & Mary Yeager
• “Dear Old PHS”
• Supt. Believed In People
• William A. & Ruth Green

Eloise Lane Articles 121-140

• Jason A and Alice Poole
• Wayside School
• Pampa Football Begins
• The Pampa School Building
• Rev. C. E. Lancaster
• Panhandle Lumber Co.
• Will Wilks & Mora Hughey
• An Unusual Valentine
• Charles A. Tignor
• O. A. Barrett
• Poppies In Flanders Fields
• Barnard & Williams Families
• 4th of July Celebrations
• Cuyler Street Underpass
• The King Family
• Kretmeier and Baer Families
• Stephen B. Oates
• Phebe Worley
• Organization of Gray County
• First Courthouse

Eloise Lane Articles 141-160

• Pampa Laid Out in 1902
• Pampa in 1902
• W. R. Kaufman
• The Pampa Country Club
• Living In Pampa in 1902
• Pampa Buildings of 1902
• May Foreman Carr
• Scaffers – Early Residents
• Nita Luna
• Former Sub Debs Reminisce
• PHS In 1932
• PHS Appreciated
• The Forth Worth and Denver
• From Pampa to Childress
• The Origination Of “Taps”
• The Warners
• J. C. Studer
• Floyd, John and Otto
• Our American Flag
• Stories and Memories

Eloise Lane Articles 161-180

• Museum in Pampa?
• The Franklin Farm
• The Franklin Family
• Beryl Wayne Vicars
• Historian Made Cookies
• The Pioneer Cottage
• The Orginial Swastika
• Library Clerk
• Women’s Clothing Store
• Jon and Pat McConal
• Whitey Walker Gang
• How Rudolph Began
• Gwendolen Avenue
• Jerry Kerbow
• Two Paintings
• Second Part – Paintings
• Bones Hooks
• Original Nativity Figures
• Why “V” Instead of “U”
• Pampa Incorporated

Eloise Lane Articles 181-200

• Prairie Fires
• Abert’s “Day of Anxiety”
• George Autry’s “A Fable”
• Girls Basketball
• Thomas and Lard
• Henry and Jenny Ledrick
• C. J. Walstad
• Ledrick and Walstads
• Bert and Annie Lard
• Peter Gray
• H. H. and Kate Heiskell
• The Story of Elsie (Lard) Hall

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