Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-29
licensed TO Wed,

licensed to Wed.
John v. 'Melberg, clerk, aged "a OF
Luray, und Leona NJ. Haynes, aged &C.
of Marshalltown.
Russell Aatton. farmer. aged 81, OF
sLnMoille, and Allie Lee Hutson, aged
-. of State Center.
OBITUARY.
Wickersham.
Arthur Wickersham, aged 81, died
Sunday morning at the home OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wicker
sham, one and one half miles southeast
of LaMoille. He was reared near La
Noble and had many friends there and
here. where he attended the high
school. His health has been poor for
about eight years, and until q few years
ago about four years were spent in
California, which seemed !. to greatly
benefit him. His last illness was Of only
weeks duration and was caused .by
Assesses in his side. His parents one
brother and one sister survive him.
The funeral. which was the largest
ever held in the vicinity OF LaMoille
since the death of the late Andrew
Hart, was conducted from the resi-
dence Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
by Rev. Ernest r. Reed, OF the La
Mobile Congregational church. The
members Of the Y. p. S. C. z. Of the
church attended in q body, the de-.
ceased having been one Of the most in
fluential workers in the organization.
and for some time its president. The
singing was by two quartets, one COM
posed OF Messrs. Will and Lyle Wood
ard, Fred Curtis and James Mayo and
the other by Mesdames Reed and Buff
felt and Messrs. Buffet and Mayo.
! After the services the Y. r. S. C.. q.
members formed in open column lead
ing from the house to the gate and
when the casket had been placed in the
hearse followed the friends to the GEM
etery, where another column was
formed thru which the casket was
borne to the grave. Rev. Reed con-
Quoted short burial service, the male
quartet sang, after which, in the shape
OF a broken circle, the Y. p. S. c.. E..
members filed past the grave, each de-
posting floral tribute as they sang
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds. After
the conclusion the AIizpah benediction
brought the services to close. The
pail bearers who acted. chosen from
among the former friends and compan-
ions of the deceased were Don Nc
Lean, Fred Curtis. Charles Crazy, C.
| F. "A. Lair. George Stouffer and Adel-
bert Dobson.
Lybarg.r.
i Adam Lybarger, the aged father OF
William Lybarger, residing three miles
north OF the city on Center street, died
at 8 o'clock this morning Of apopleptic
paralysis, with which he was afflicted
lone week ago. Mr. Lybarger was born
February II, 1929. in Bedford county,
Pennsylvania, but removed with his
parents to Knox county, Ohio. when II
years of age. He was married to Miss
Rachel Spindler in 1852 and came to
\ this state and county in 1854. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lybarger lived in the vicinity of
Albion for nine years, when they
moved to their farm three miles east OF
Liscomb, where they lived until the
4 death OF Mrs. Lybarger. five years ago
\ Since that time Mr.. Lybarger has made
his home with the family Of his son
j north of the city. The deceased leaves
besides the son above mentioned one
daughter and another son. The daugh-
a ter Is Mrs. E. B. Howard, OF Ames, anG
the son Charles j. Lybarger, who re.
4 sides on the old homestead near Lis.
Il comb.
4 The funeral services will be con.
\ Quoted Thursday forenoon at 1888
4 o'clock at the William Lybarger home
interment following at Albion.
Carter.
a Miss Asenath Carter, aged 60 years
died Monday at her home in Alpior
4 after short illness with Bright's dis
. ease. Miss Carter was woman Of fin,
Christian: character. and as an old set
( tier Of the county had many friends. es.
Z lpeclally in Iowa township, where sh,
has resided for the past thirty-eigil
years. Besides the sisters with WHOM
& she lived. Misses Anna and Susanna
Carter, the deceased leaves three sis
tiers and two brothers. The sisters ar,
Mesdames Daniel. Thomas and Philil
Collins. all OF whom live in the viclnit,
OF Green Mountain, and the brothers
Messrs. Asa and Abel Carter The for
mer lives in Jewell county. Kansas. bu
the residence OF the latter is no
known. The funeral was held thi
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Friend
4 church, in Albion, Rev. Isom P. Wooten
OF this city. officiating
Davis.
In the Soldiers, Home hospital, a
noon today, Mr.. Charles A. Davis. age
&c. died after long illness with jaun
dice. He enlisted as a musician II
Company C, One Hundred and Twenti
), eth New York Infantry, July %. 1862
at Kingston, N. Y, and there he wa
discharged June 9. 1865. He was |
painter by trade and entered the Hom
from Oskaloosa on April 16. 1899.
wife and five children live in Oskaloos,
and awaiting word from them the flu
. neral arrangements have not been com
pleted, altho 1t is probable it will b
held Wednesday afternoon.
! DOING BUSINESS.
lIF. II. CHORD Opened His Now, Res
saurant Today.
Business is on in earnest at F. H
Chords restaurant this afternoon an
]. within a day or two everything will b
running smoothly. The lunch counte
3 has good patronage already and TIL
lsdining room soon will have. With al
: the latest improvements in the way 0
4 at0vas and hrOi1ara and hest ~ all fOu