Our Latest Book! Southeast Kansas: It's Places and Faces Like our first book, this book consists of short biographies we have researched and written about some of the interesting people who have lived in Southeast Kansas. For this volume, we have added some interesting stories and some histories of various area towns, places and events. The cost of the book is $6.00 plus $1.42 postage. To order your copy, contact either Night Writer's President Ursula Turner (uturn at wwwebservice.net), or District 3 President Frankie Roland (frankie4 at cox.net). Like our first book, this is a fund raiser for District 3 of the Kansas Authors Club to help us host the 2005 Kansas Authors Club State Convention next October in Coffeyville.

Table of Contents Bill Kurtis by Charlotte Heidelberg Col. James A. Coffey by Ruth Ames Robert Docking, Kansas Governor By Grant Williams Arkansas City By Grant Williams Elton Weeks, Arabian HOrse Expert By Ursula Turner Courage: Thy Name is Roy Patterson By Frankie Roland Kenneth McFarland By Ivan Pfalser Coach Foster Inducted into Hall of Fame By Ursula Turner Nolan Luhn, Former Green Bay Packer By Ursula Turner Stories of Elk City By Louise Swiger Rodney Lay By Mary Atkinson Ballad of the Daltons By Mary Atkinson Charlie's View of the Dalton Raid By Mary Atkinson The Bowman-Dalton Story By Mary Atkinson Chautauqua Springs By Ivan Pfalser Prudance Crandall By Frankie Roland

Emmett Kelly By Margie Marang The City of Sedan By Margie Marang Valeda By Ruth Ames The Brown Mansion By Ursula Turner Harold Clement McGuggin By Louise Swiger Octave Alexandre - Chanute Stamps By Robert DeMott The Story of Chanute By Robert DeMott The Chanute/Wright Flyer Memorial Stamps By Ivan Pfalser Round Prairie School By Lois Hendrix Elmwood Cemetery By Ursula Turner Coffeyville Carnegie Library By Mary Atkinson The World's Largest Hailstone By Mary Atkinson The Lady in Black By Ivan Pfalser The Caney River Monster By Ivan Pfalser A Veteran's Story By Ruth Ames The Confederate State of Kansas By Ivan Pfalser Cover designed by Lois Hendrix

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