The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-05-12
s1arHs. DEATHS MARRIAGES
MAR RIAGR LICENSES,

MAR RIAGR LICENSES.
The following is list Of the marriage licenses
Issued by the clerk since our last report:
No. Name. Residence. Age.
,,so Evan O. Jones, Carbonate. o............2I
WV Eliza b. Williams. Carbonate.
.a,7 Lewis A. Rogers, New Sharon 20
WV" Allena s. johnson. OSkalOOSa. 3
aa,o r. Frank Fitch, Oskaloosa .............29
"""' Vida f. McCullOch, OskalOosa. ..23
aa2o 5. J. Walthall, Oskaloosa..
wv" Mary Kinley. OskalOOsa. "a
QoaoJ John p. HiDkle, Colorado. ...... 43
" Lille Quinn, Peoria, Iowa.
,o,, K. j. BrObyn, MuchakinOck. .............2 %
VIII j. Anna PortwOOd, ,MuchaKlnock....
oooo ! archibald Greenfield, Des Molnes.... %
Louisa Smithburg, Des Moines. %
SHERMAN.-BoIn May to Mr.. and Mrs.S.S.
Sherman, daughter.
oa,.J w. T. Dunlap. Cedar Rapids. 49,. .......28
'0 Jennie Glen, Osk alOosa. sa.................- -
ROGERS-JOHNSON.- at the home
OF the brides parents. Rev. and Mrs. b. w.
johnson, on North Eighth street, on Wednes-
Gay afternoon, at 8 o'clock, May 1892, DIR. l..
A. RoG KRIS of New Sharon. and MISS ALLENA
8. JOHNSON, the father OF the bride officiating
Only the families of the contracting parties
were present at the nuptials, which were char
acterIzed by beautiful simplicity. After sup
train for New Sharon, where the groom enjoys
good practice and whero they will make their
future home. Mr.. Rogers is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Rogers. Of this city and spent his
boyhoOd and college days here. After eomplet-
Ing course in medicine he located at New
Sharon, and is doing WELL The bride is an ae-
complished and worthy young lady and is ad-
mired for her womanly graces by all who know
her. THE HERALD unites In extending con-
gratulations and best wishes for the household
thus so auspiciously formed.
CH--MCCULLOOH.-- Married at the
brides home, on First avenue east, Wednesday
evening, May 4. 1892, Mr. r. FRANK FITCH and
MISS VIDA MCCULLoCH, both of this city.
The ceremony uniting these popular and wor-
thy young people was performed by the Rev. w.
P. StOddard, of the First N. E. church, before
only the immediate relatives. After q short
wedding trip they will return to Oskaloosa and
reside at 800 North Third street. The groom Is
a son Of M. and Mrs. Benz Fitch aud a member
OF the firm OF L. L. Hull & Co., wholesale sad
dlery, Of this city, and is promising young
business man. AS a life companion he has won
most estesmable young lady, the only daugh-
ter Of Mr.. James McCuIloch, Of this city. They
are both well known to hosts OF friends here
and elsewhere who viii unite with The HER.
AID in extending best wishes and hoping for
them long lives OF usefulness and happiness.
LUPTON.-Died OF consumption at his home
about twelve miles from Minneapolis Mimi.
March u, 1892, RICHARD p. LUProN, aged
nearly AZ years.
Many residents OF this county about 25 years
ago will remember him, he with his brother
Oliver having operated dItching plow In many
places In the county. They also graded por-
ton OF the Central r. II. between 0skalOOsa and
Lacey. He leaves wife and four children also
atStQra III HatDaa- anA
Emma Miller at Thayer, Kansas. They mourn
their loss, but In the midst OF their mourning
there is rejoicing as he left abundant evidence
that be was prepared to meet his God. and they
are satisfied that he is gathered home to Christ
his savior. lie was membir OF the Friends
church.