The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-06-21

our last report:
NO. NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE.
5000 George Fielding, Mucha..... 81
~ Lizzie Brock, Muchakinock. 20
eooo Fred M. Pierce, Ottumwa.. %
WV Eva Mcbride, Ottumwa. go. 10
eoa, James M. Coughlin, Ottumwa %
wa Mabel Eakins, Ottumwa. -. 20
5000 + O. s. Cummins, Kirkville :. SO
~ Mary Basinger, Eddyville. 66
5000 j. Ed White, Clinton .-....... 20
O''' Madge Mcmillan, Oskaloosa -
eesa Sanford s. Fair, Sigourney.. %
O' Dora E. Allsup, Sigourney. %
eaas w. N. Snodgrass, Ackley. . 80
O''' Nellie V. Barr, Oskaloosa. p. 25
eoos VIM. Okey, Des Moines Tp.. 80
'''' ElizabethNaylor, d MoinesTp %
EVANS.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Evans, of Chicago, Thursday,
June IA, 1900, fine eight-pound son.
Mother and babe reported doingwel.
Mrs. Evans is better known to Oska-
loosa people as Ida Gilliland.
WHITE-McMILLAN. Married at
the residence OF Moses Davis, Satur.
day evening, June IL, 1900, Mr.. J ED
WHITE, of Clinton, and Miss MADGE
MCMILLAN, of this city, Rev. ]. w.
Somerville officiating.
Theyoung people have the congrat-
ulations of large circle of acquaint-
ances in which THE HERALD is pleased
to join. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Mcmillan and is
a young woman of much popularity
with those of her acquaintance. She
has been favorite socially since her
residence in this city and is young
lady of accomplishment and purpose.
The groom is a young man of sterling
worth and unquestioned character
and is greatly liked by his friends and
those who have had a close associa-
ton with him. The young man was
a member of Company F and served
with them in the Philippines and has
his full share of the honors won by
that organization. He gained an en-
viable reputation as a newspaperco cor
respondent through his letters to the
Iowa State Register and other papers
during his absence in the Philippines.
On his return to the city he immedi-
ately engaged in the work of CORES
pondent and newspaper writer and
was soon called to the position of city
editor of the Clinton journal, which
place he now fills with credit to him
self and the paper. Mr.. and Mrs.
White departed Tuesday for their
home in Clinton and they are followed
by the best wishes of many Oskaloosa
friends.
SNODGRASS BARR.-Married at
the home of the BRIDES parents, at 8
O'Clock p. M, Tuesday, June 10, 1900,
Mr.. WIN. SNoDGRAss and MISS MEL
LIE v. BARR, Rev. Scott W. Smith
officiating.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of about thirty of the
and near friends of the con-
tracing parties. Following the GER
there was season of congrat-
ulation and then the company re-
paired to the dining room where an
elaborate collation. was served by
Asher. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marquis Barr, of this
city, and is young lady who has at
Ill times been popular with all who
have been associated with her in her
iaily life or have been within the cir
lie of her acquaintance. She has been
/ valued member of the corps of in
Itructors in the Oskaloosa schools for
he past five years and her place there |
n will be hard to fill. Her wedding |
,own was a becoming creation of
white Persian lawn, simply made with
ace yoke and ruffies. Her travelling |
,own was of black. The groom is a
,oung man of excellent character and
8 not unknown to Oskaloosa people.
lie has been associated in business
lere for several years and only re-
emily closed, out shoe business in
his city to go into store in Ackley
where he is reaping an abundant re-
yard of industry and careful business
nethods. The decorations of the Barr
Iome for the occasion we're quite elab-
rate andwere done in pink and white
nth here and there a touch OF green.
|. number of elegant presents were
eceived. Guests from outside the
ity were: Miss Gladys sigworth, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Rein
lghaus, Of Cantril, and Mrs. Chas.
and two daughters, Of
'ilden, Nebr. Mr.. and Mrs. Snod-
rass departed on the midnight Iowa
central train for their home in Ack
~. They were accompanied to the