The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-12-06
Births, Deaths, Marriages
MARRIAGE LICENsEs

The following Is Ilst OF Inc mar
riage licenses issued by the clerk since
our last report:
NO NAME RESIDENCE AGE
Goo B. L. McQuiston, Oskaloosa. "a
ofoo Rose NJ. Baum, Oskaloosa. %
800 Ira Cleo Roquet, Fremont. . %
ofS' Nellie Alice Webber, Fremont q
oroo VIM. Kinksde, Monroe. 49,. 20
oooo Matte Wymore, White Oak. %
gro, re. M. Walker, Buxton. :. 43
oooA Caroline 81 henderson, Mucha 33
CHEESMAN. ~ Born, to Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Cheesman, of North
Third street, at 11:45 O'Clock A NJ.
Saturday, December /, 1900, a fine g.
pound son. Mother and babe doing
nicely. -- .s@- v-'-.s
WHITE of bowel trouble, at
her home in Pekay, at midnight, Dec.
2, 1900, MRS. ZIPPoRAH e. WHITE,
aged 40 years, 4 months. Funeral
from the Congregational church in
Pek ay at IL A. M, Tuesday, Dec 4.
The deceased was the wife of Geo.
A. White and her death is mourned
by large number of friends.
WILLIAMSON at her home
in Beacon, on Wednesday, November
81, 1900, MRS. MARY WILLIAMSON,
after ling ring illness.
She leaves to mourn her two sor
and one daughter, her husband and
two children having preceded her to
that better home. She was converted
when fourteen years of age and has
been a faithful Christian ever since.
Her age was 70 years, s months and
18 days. Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord.
HART.-Died, of paralysis, at his
home in Newton, at 1880 O'Clock p.
NJ, Saturday December 1900, JERRY
B. HART, aged n years. Funeral
from the late residence in Newton
Tuesday morning and the body will
be shipped to this city at noon and
interment made in Forest cemetery.
The funeral procession will be formed
at the train and proceed Immediately
to the cemetery.
Mr.. Hartlwas formerly one of the
old residents of Mahaska county, liv-
ing in Prairie township. He was at
all times prominent in his nejghbor-
hood in all of the affairs of his day
and he was known far and wide.
After a residence and active life of
about thirty years in the north part
of the county he retired and has since
been livingtwith daughter at New
ton. He has been suffering from par
tial paralysis for considerable time
and has been. confined to his bed for
the past'nine months. He leaves a
devoted wife and four children, DIR.
Marvin G. Hart, Off Chicago, DR.. Joe
Hart, of Chicago, Mrs. Wilson Par
doe, of Newton, and Myron Hart, Of
Bear City, Utah, who has been at the
bedsideI of the father for several
weeks. The family has the heartfelt
sympathy of many friends and &C.
uuaintances in this city and The en-
tire county.
Observation-Disclosures at
| the residence of the officiating minis
| J9f, REV. FdbuSI " CdIIOli1 az O'ON
O'Clock Saturday morning, December
| 1, 1900, Mr. BERT L. INCLUSION and
MISS ROSE BAUM.
The ceremony Of marriage was per
formed in the presence of the BRIDES
mother and Miss Kate White. Immc-
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. McQuiston departed via the Rock
Island for Chicago where t ey will
spend the honeymoon. They will be
at home to friends in Des Moines
where they will reside permanently
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Susan Baum, No. 407 Third avenue
east, and is a young lady beloved by
all who, have known her. The groom
is songofEMr. ard Mrs. James Nc,
Quiston, Of this city. He has been
in mercantile business in the city I'M,
til recent date and has many friends
who will wish him all happiness in
his new relations in life. Mr.. and
Mrs. McQuiston will have the I'M
bounded congratulations Of many
| friends in OskalOosa and elsewhere