The Oskaloosa herald., 1896-12-31

reports
no. HAMn. Gss.
K,ek Hugh McBurney, OskaloosR IS
Minnie J. Martz 0skaloosa..4,.. %
s1os & VIM Burgess, Jr M~uchakinoek. 80
Mabel Hale johnson, Oskaloosa. 20
goa { w "a. Sewers, Oskaloosa. %
Mabel G Draper, Oskaloosa.. 81
kios Chas. e. Derby, Fremont... "a
Christena Sauer, Fremont. rs
ROBERTS Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chss
Roberts, of Givin, Wednesday, Dec. %,
1895, q boy. This makes VIM. Harper
grandpa and all concerned are happy.
GEORGE Born, to Mr. and Mrs c. w
George, of Lincoln township, Christmas
eve, Dec "a, 1896, q fine ten pound son A
splendid Christmas present for these most
excellent people.
10 MR. AND MRS. c z Critics AND1 MISS
NRLLIE Critics.
Believing that orr Father Ices all things
well, we bow to His VIII in removing from
our midst a much loved member of this
school. With the bereayed parents and
sorrowipg sister we mourn the loss but
look up with q steadfast hope to the time
when we shall meet him with the Master.
His bright face and CHEEKY voice viii be
missed but we can see that his pure young
life was not lived in vain; its influence
lives on and shall accomplish the will of
Him who gives life and takes 1t away.
Committee Al cossTooE,
Sunday School. e. ". HHARNB.
Observation-Disclosures at the
BRIDES home, four miles southeast of the
city, at z o'clock P N Wednesday, Dec.
90, 1895, Mr.. JESSE HRYwooD,o of Knoxville,
and MISS GERTRUDE PATCH, Rev. g.. A.
Raglan officiating.
McBURNEY-MARTz at
the brides home, 500 Third avenue east,at
8 o'clock Thursday evening, Dec. q, 1896
by Rev. G. a. Raglan, MIR HUGH McBUR'
NEY and Miss MINNIE MARTz
Married, at the
nome of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dillon Stalker, al five o'clock P. N Thurs
day, Dec. "a, 1896, RALPH CRUzBN and MISS
Ida STALKER, both of Mahaska county.
Following the congratulations of the rel
atives and friends who had been invited TO
witness the ceremony, there was served q
bounteous wedding supper such as only
the country pantry and cellar can set forth
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dillon Stalker and is a young of
most excellent character. She studied
through several terms at Penn college and
her work was marked by an earnestness
and sincerity that found favor with the
faculty. MIR. Ralph Cruzen is . son of
hamilton Cruzen and is q prosperous and
popular young man of Madison township.
TEE HERALD extends congratulations to
these most excellent young people and
wishes them all success and happiness in
their new life.
SEEVERS-DRAPER Married, at the
Episcopal church, at six o'clock Monday
morning, December %, 1895, Mr. WILL q.
SEWERS and MISS MABEL G. DRAPER, both
of this city, Rev. c.. q. Bohn officiating.
The union of these most worthy young
people WIS . surprise to many, but they
are the recipients of general c~ongratula-
ton and best wishes. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. ]. s. Draper, of Chicago,
and a sister of Mrs. Fred Abraham, of this
city. She has divided her residence be-
tween this city and Chicago during the
past several years, and is well and popu-
larly known by Oskaloosa people. MIR.
Sewers is the youngest son of the late w.
81 Sewers. He Is q young business man
of exceptional enterprise and determine
ton and couples . responsloIe poSlAon
with the firm of Huber & Kslbach, having
charge of their shipping department for
several years. Both young people are Of
high standing socially and have always
beer favorites among their associates. The
service of marriage was performed in the
Episcopal church, the usual ring ceremony
being used The young couple we're attend,
ed ut the altar by r. NJ. Boyer and Roy
Robinson. After the ceremony the party
went to the BiFdsan hotel where a wedding
breakfast was served in their rooms and
where later the friends and relatives of the
young people were received, THE HERALD
wishes to extend to Mr.. and Mrs Sewers
it's sincerest congratulations and wishes
for future welfare.