The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-10-11

Cora Goodwin, Carbonado.. l9
s44s William Harris, Buxton. %
Edith Cogan, Morrisyille -. 10
s4I7 Geo. s. Tyler, Cedar Rapids. "a
lJessie Hammond, N Sharon 81
eI4s John HI Ashton, PEORIA. 80
Mary M. Appel, Peoria :. 80
R44o Harry R R~osebrook, Oska.. 26
Lulu B. Gentry, Oskaloosa.. %
s46o( Edgar A. Elliott, Oskaloosa. "a
Isabelle Faircloth, oskaloosa 20
sax, p III. Murphy, st. Louis .
lJulia Sutton, Oskaloosa..... =
at
St. Mary's Catholic church.. at six
O'Clock A. M, Wednesday, October
10, 1900, Mr. PATRICK MURPHY,o of st.
Louis and MISS JULIA SUTTON, of this
city, Rev. Father O'Carroll officiating.
After the service at the church there
was an elaborate wedding breakfast
served at the home Of Mrs. Ella Duffy,
No. Alb South B street. Mr.and Mrs.
Murphy departed via the $3.50 Rock
ISLAND train for st Louis, where they
will make their future home. There
we're a number of friends at the sta
ton to bid the couple au revoir, and
there was plenty of rice and good
wishes.
Mar
ried, at IL O'Clock noon, Tuesday,
October 8, 1900, at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, No. 402 Fourth
avenue east, Mr. HARRYR RosEBRooK
and Miss LULU B. GENTRY. both of
this city, Rev. A. o. Kaye officiating
The ceremony that united these de
servedly popular young people was
solemnized at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Gentry, in the presence of a COM
pany of friends and relatives. The
bride is a pleasing young lady who is
quite we'll known in the city through
her connection with the insurance
business conducted by her father and
brother. The groom is a son of L R.
R~osebrook, of this city, and is a most
exemplary young a He has been
connected with the Oskaloosa Nation.
al Bank for a number of years and
merits the confidence and trust placed
in him by employers and the public
in general. The bride was clad in a
becoming gown of cream olored silk,
trimmed with lace, and carried bride
roses. After a season given to the
expression of congratulations by the
assembled company, the guests were
ushered into the dining room where
al elegant wedding dinner was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosebrook departed on
the Iowa Central at three O'Clock for
Harmon, ILL.,, thence to Chicago and
Dixon, Ill. where they will spend the
balance of the month visiting at the
homes of relatives and friends They
we're accompanied to the train by q
large part of the guests of the occa.
s on and there was the usual wedding
day demonstration of rice and good
wishes. The presents received by the
young people were very elegant and
quite numerous There were a num-
Der of friends present from a distance
and among them were Mr.. and Mrs
Tracy Palmer, of Omaha; mr.. anO
Mrs. Ed Lowenburg, of Ottumwa,a and
Miss Grace Clark, of Newton. Thu
warmest congratulations are extend
ed the young people by their many
friends in this city, and the HERALD
is pleased to second the same.
OBITUARY.
Death has once more invaded our
midst and taken from us a pioneer in
the person of B. F. Marks, who de.
parted this life on Tuesday, October
1900, at II M, after an illness OF
only n week. The funeral ceremo-
MES took place atthe family residence
on ThursdayitOllowing and the re-
mains were followed to Forest GENE
by a large concourse of frien"s
and relatives. The friends of the de-
ceased were legion, and if ever a per-
lived who had no enemies it was
B. F. Marks, for he was hind and con-
siderate TO all, and we mourn his de-
parture, realizing that our loss was
mis- gain. He was greatly in love with
his chosen vocation, having lived on
mis- farm for nearly forty years, which
bore ample evidence of his industry,
thrift and energy; the latter quality
late years having greatly out
weighed his bodily strength. We can
Ill emulate his virtues. Let us all so
i've that when our final summons
comes we can have it said of us that
he hath done what he could to make
he world brighter and better" The
family have the heartfelt
ympathy of all in their bereavement.
W. S. II.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Elmira Call and Mrs. G. e.
jail and family take this means Of
extending their ~sincerest and heart
cit gratitude to the many friends who
y word and deed rendered assistance
nd gave comfort during their recent
ersavemsnt.
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