The Oskaloosa herald., 1898-01-06

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preventive and cune on Group. The %
and 80 cent hottleever hOr sale by Green
q Bentley Drug 90 said
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sBirtas, Deaiistant, Earriages.$
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MARRIIE BatrttefsEs.
The following lis the IL the marriage
licenses issued byHeaded p since our last
report: any
no NAME act quick
| rroo Matthias end chrOniOskaloosa. 90
''oV Dora E. SDs 6S oosa........ 10
55OI Elmer Row Pike heron. ~ ~
Lulu RobefE sharon. ~
$500 silas MeclS oss,NU er,lissc;::: :.
rsoo James joins, MuchaE 49,. %
NV" Gertrude frey, MnI ahakinock... IL
sPARKs-Bxn, to Mr. or md Mrs. James
Sparks. of Souh street on Christmas
Day, 1897, . boy
GREAsBY. Born, to Ear. and Mrs. Al
bert Greasby, oi First Avenue west, Friday,
December 81, I97, 81 rL
BLATTNER.-Born,h to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Blattner, Friday, December 81, 1897,
at 1880 o'clock fine Ell Eht pound daughter.
The alderman rom the Fifth ward IL not
noticing commsn people to-day.
ROWLEY--2OBINSO SON Married, In
this CITY, at 4a'clocl5 Friday afternoon.
December 81. 1877, Mr. ELAER RowLEY and
MISS LuLu RoBEg:Tsos4, both of NewSharon
The ceremony vas performed by Esquire
Weaver In his Office and was Witnessed by
only David Coffee, best man. Mr. Rowley
is farmer near New Sharon, where the
young couple will res de. They will visit
here for few days. May the best of life's
blessings atteB thena.
WEBB -Die,i, of old sge, at the home
of her SON Sar-Fsel 81 Newmarket, Harrison
township at 80 P NJ, January 2, 1898,
MRs. ELIzABEE WEBB, aged IS years. Flu
neral at l P n Tuesday, January 4, and
interment in sipes csmetery. Deceased
was the mothsr of six'sons and two daugh-
tiers.
MCCLURE Esq EN Married, at the
home of the brides fash er, Mr.. Wienand Es-
gen, III A avenue east Saturday evening,
January l. 1898, Mr. ST. AS ID MCCLURE, of
St. Louis, and MISS KATHERINE EsaEE
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John M. Baugh, of the Presbyterian church,
and was Witnessed by only the immediate
families of the contracting parties and Eve
young lady friends of the bride, Misses
Stella wightman, Carrie BAughman, Abbie
Parkhurst, Sara Crookham and Leila
Ninde. The event, while suspected by some,
was surprise to the guests. The young
ladies were informally invited In to tea by
Miss Esgen and just before the supper was
served the minister came forth and in the
usual form made the y9ung couple man and
wife. The affair wsIIs very simple but
impressive one. ImmIed4 tely after supper
the young people tO6kSHh Iowa Central
train for ST. Louis, which city will be their
future hons. Mr.. Mcclure is member OF
the firm of Terrell & Mcclure, formerly Of
this city, but now exteD sively engaged in
the manufacture and safe of stoves in ST.
Louis. he is al energetic and efficient
business man, and one pho commands the
respect and esteem of all with whom he
has dealings. Z, his marriage to Miss
Esgen he takes rom OsI ksloosa one of the
most accomplished an d popular young
ladies of the city. Poasessed of q bright
and active mind she = a student and sI.saA
ar, and musician { are ability. Her |
musical education wHi8h has covered the |
greater part of her life as rounded ont by |
a years study In Euss Be, and her accom-.
plishments on the piaad have won the un,
reserved praise of lea ing critics and of |
her hosts of friends. II happy union thus
SO pleasantly formed kill meet the hearty |
approval of all, and while many will regret |
their departure from oskaloosa, the kind |
wishes of success and good cheer will fol- |
low them TO their new home. THE HERALD |
extends it's congratulasion and hopes for
them life's richest treasures which they so
truly deserve. At home cards announce |
that they viii be permanently located in
81. Louis after February 1.