The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-06-06
Births, Deaths, Marriages
MARRIAGH LICENsEs,

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NO. NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE.
e1oo + W. e. Gauby, Oskaloosa. -. 20
ofoN Stella Tilton, Oskaloosa. 80. %
GOO John w. Wiser, Pella. 800. "a
woo Cornelia Van der Nicer, Pella "a
o,o. Thos.L Davis, ColumbusJunc "a
oaoi Ann Lewis, Givin. =. ....... 20
go. Edward o. Hunt, Madison TIP 30
ofoo Minnie Lockard, Adams TIP. 10
200 Jno. Huff, Oskaloosa. ....... 30
ofoo Nellie Jackson, Muilenburg. AZ
GO, Jno. Weneganlen, Adams TIP &c
O10' Sarah de Bolt, Pella ..... 81
e.oO @. r. Bolibaugh, Eddyvllle. 81
O100 Libby BUTLER, Eddyille ..,.,..25
GROssMAN.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Grossman, at 2:1O O'Clock A.
NJ, Friday, May 81, 1901, a fine girl
baby, weight 81 pounds Mother and
babe doing nicely and Herman is the
proudest man in the seven kingdoms.
He said he wouldn't take five million
dollars for the little thing.
Observation-Disclosures DoRGI died of
stomach trouble at her home in Bea-
con, June 2, 1901. Funeral services
June and interment in Catholic GEM
etery.
SWAYZE.-Died,a at his home, 40
South First street, at 10:30 A. M. June
8, 1901, JOHN SwAYZE, aged 81 years
aud 2 months. Funeral services from
the residence at 2:30 P. NJ, June 4,
and interment in Forest cemetery.
Deceased was born in Madison coun-
ty, Ohio, April 8, 1920, and moved to
Iowa in 1851. His wife, Mrs. Eliza
beth Swayze, died six weeks ago this
morning, and since that time grad
ual failing has been noticed in him.
No one thought it serious, however,
until day or two ago when DR.. Todd
was called to see the case. He pro-
nounced it heart disease but 1t gave no
intimation of so sudden death. Sun
day night the old gentleman seemed
very restless and his condition neces-
STATED constant attention until the
end came. His death comes with
shock to his many friends and all Of
fer sympathy to the bereaved family.
FINLEY.-Died, at her home, 1927
High avenue east, at APO O'Clock A.
M, Monday, June 3, 1901, SABRA
ELAINE FINLEY, aged ID years, 2
months and days. Funeral services
at the residence at $3.50 PM, Wednes-
day, June 5, and interment in Forest
cemetery.
The young lady had been i'll two
days, but not seriously. No alarm
whatever had been occasioned by the
child's condition or her symptoms I'M
til Sunday evening, when signs of
spinal meningitis became apparent
and the members of the family were
informed by the physicians that the
gravest of conditions were present
with the child. The case rapidly de-
veloped into culminative spinal men,
nights and there was no relief but
death and the little life went out
at 1920 o'clock this morning. Drs.
CLARK and Rodgers were in attend
ance and gave.all the medical aid pos
sible. The deceased was the.eldest
daughter of Superintendent Finley
OF the Oskaloosa schools and his wife,
and the bereavement comes Ijust at
the time of the commencement of a
class. The death is a severe shock
to the loving parents and the entire
community as well. 1t was known to
very few people that the young lady
was ill, and the announcement of her
death was heard with the utmost sur
prise by all. The sympathy of the en-
tire city goes out to the family in their
sorrow. The deceased was a sweet
and loving child, bud that was just
beginning toIunfold into the fuller
bloom of promising girlhood. She
was bright child, patient and obe-
dent in manner, quiet and yet alert
in disposition. She was always fav-
orite with her companions and her
untimely taking away is source of
general and lasting regret.