The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-09-19
Births, Deaths, Marris ges

FRANKEL. SOPHIA FRANLEL, a
sister of the late /. Frankel, deceased,
of this city, died at her home in Des
Moines last Friday. Sept. 10, and the
funeral and interment followed on
Sunday, Sept. Is
The lady was a native of Bavaria,
Germany, and was 70 years of age at
the time of death. She had lived for
the greater part of her life in the
family of her brother. The family
has the sympathy Of many oskaloosa
friends.
CRlLL-DOUGLASS. Married, at
1880 o'clock, at the Office of the Of
ficiating justice, Geo. II. Baugh, We'd
nesday morning, September IS, 1901,
Mr.. JAMES FLOYD GRILL and MISS
DAISY DELL DOUGLASS.
The bride and groom are from
White Oak township and are excel
lent young people. The ceremony
was witnessed by number of friends
and cougratulations will be general
especially in the neighborhood where
Mr.. and Mrs. Grill had lived and
moved.
Observation-Disclosures - Mar
ried, at 4 o'clock, p. M, Tuesday,
September II, 1901, at the residence
of Mrs. James Nichols, on Second
avenue west, MR.. L. B. PARNIN, of
South McAllister, Indian Territory,
and MRS. ELIZABETH MARTINsTEIN,
of this city, Justice George Baugh,
officiating.
Tha ceremony was performed in
the presence Of a number of witnesses
Mr.. and Mrs. Parnin have numerous
friends in the city who will wish them
much happiness in their new rela-
tions in life. They wilt depart in a
few days for South McAllister, Indian
Ter, where the gentleman has posi-
ton on the Santa Fe Route
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Saturday, September ID, 1901, at II
O'Clock, noon at the Hotel Duquesne,
in Pittsburg, Penn, Mr.. LIsToN Nc
MILLEN and MISS MINNIE FOREMAN,
both of this city, Rev. John A. Jayne,
officiating. At home after October /,
1901, at Oskaloosa.
The announcement of the marriage
of the couple will come as a surprise
to the many friends in this city, but
general congratulations will be none
the less sincere. Mr.. McMillen is a
prominent member of the Oskaloosa
bar and has a wide state acquaintance.
He is q we'll known student of theology
and has attained considerable prom.
inence on account of literary attain
ment. The bride is a we'll known o.
kaloosa lady. She has peen employed
in the Strasburger & Pfeifer Dry
Goods house for a number of years
and has also been in the law Office for
Mr. McMillen rs stenographer for an
extended period. She is a most es-
Unable young woman and has host 8
of friends and acquaintance in the
business and social circles of the city.
All unite in wishing much happiness
to Mr.. and Mrs. McMillen and THE
HERALD is pleased to join in the gen.
eral felicltatlons.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Cyrus b. West Command No. %,
U. V. U.
WHEREAS, Comrade VIM. McKinley.
President of the United States, and
a member of our order, has been
stricken down by the hand of an as
sassin without cause or grievance,
! therefore be it
ReSOired by this Command, that we
view said act as a blow at popular
liberty and government, and that not
only the assassin, but all persons or
gained or unorganized, teaching, aid
ing or abetting the assassination OF
any executive officer of the Z. s. gov
eminent are each guilty, not only OF
murder, but of treason also, and
should be punished as traitors under
the Jurisdiction of the Federal courts.
Having sworn allegiance to and
! periled our lives for the best govern.
ment on earth, we deem it our duty
as citizens to demand that anarchy In
! any form shall be put down in order
that our government and its officers
shall be secure in their dealings.
Also we extend to his wife and kin
dred our sincere sympathy in this
hour of affection.
CCHARLEs STANLEY,
Committee NJ. vREELAND,
| w. d. TITUS.
0skaloosa, Iowa, September ii, 1901
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