The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-03-21
Deaths Marriages.

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lpafe4itss hsfaee attG.8o0oncfbek A. M,
ssibday Mafcfp1n Itoil OttABtaB,scrn
lotfArg andiMi 81 Howard nsrfg s8ssedi
lI1yeafg ,llnsedthl aald 14adss'ss Funeral
fto9Hntbeehonaee at 1bA B .Nbndkp
siid btefssenttin Qdceqaeesfy9,
R4sisER Disd3 OF pueumouik. att
ties botsee OF bIss fsthesr i'm ReesukS
leodhts2, al Eo1cqoak AMI, SrtniaN,
Msfcli 1bq 1901 JASFsse Rafssfs sesed
i3flyestss
r4iee ftiberal was head at ttseT1sas
cliurcfh Mondaw Marctnnl. rBeeds.
cssseda leavese a. father amd four sis.
Itefes
NpDBHa@BTp-f1ied on dtonsv, al
Ithee homes on Dis scn!instayE Samuel
Jafahs i'm Ainesln Ii tuu7nsliiu two s,Id
a-half mileas north or GslssaDosaa on
Aaft;sty stfesttroadi at S3aoielbekyP
Nj Saturday MarcillG Il 1891, WHITMAN
McDoEsgD3 aaed s35yeatss
r7iee fdnefeal sase held ST. tae resa.
denes al 3 0cl6eas o. m 6onday,
MARCH 49, and intstqnentt wase MAIDS
III tseG Old cemetery Beesasedl leaves
q SON John Mcdonald sud adaugsiE
te,s MRS. samuel James.
FARMHOUSE -fbied,, at hie fioms
M A,ie6tGss HI, al $40 066ck A. NJ,
|Mondae, sf8rcip IL. 1901, GB0Rtse r,
B4sthEitoUsB aged 81 years..
Has funeral wss held at &uforct,,
"Wednesday, March 70, and tlie 6ody
was shipped TO thie City for iutsts,
mene The5 remains vers taten from
the train to the cemetery aud theirs
was no 5e4seiee in thia citg.. rhe'
5eeetfse5 was 5Be fatlte1cof Prof Chas
Baraionea7 Of thie city, with whom
boosts 81 fSfeads viii sgmpatBi8e IN
his bereavement.
GR4Se-GDM4S-M Married, at the
Residences Of tte btide'8 psfentsr M
md Ma. W. n Gosrafl $40 First eve
nus easrt,, saturdsS sorspooa,i Marcii
~, 1901 a5 1850 O'CLOCK, M4SWrBsoH
Ga4sfs and Mss LIsE4 C6w4S.
The ceremony va performed By
Rev. Soos6 ". SiaF H. 81 she Frss5g~
6eFiali e3turcif,. and wss Witnessed by
cal9 she Afplaediaes fsmilses Of ebs'
contracting parties. After a q1ieo
wsddIsg d4saei. she g5uag coupls de-
parted on 6ss af5ersoostrsi4f fos Lea
MONIES wlisrs 6lsey VIII be- the CHESTS
81 Ne. sad Mfss " e. Springer over
StHdsy, After 4 wedding TRIP che
9s,sr2 tso5ie VIII be- at horae in 6h5s
el5y s67505 a sVsaos sss6 Tss bride
ia 4 ms4 ksosSE Peu8gIa6g Of she city
wBo Has fcT a ssas6ef ~ years besa
81 sctfos and enthusiastic worker IL
6ke Psss6yterfsd csafcs, and has
sssa popular ~ a SOCIAL way, MF.
Class * 4 g6sEg man veil lfzs6 il
tkS sffsle IN whfca he ss6vsss HS ia
4 trusted s82sk6Ps Of 5sS II, t. SpSB~
eer G6mpssg Of tsis city. TES many
friends o. NJ and Mrs Casss viii
sfsh tBeramfsoB joy IN tssiF hsw re-
isSi6hs IN lie
FHE b4TE JOHN HGBbE,
sac City ssE> Mr. Ne5Is wss born
Rssr8sfy Is, 1853, ~ Jseks8BvIIs, Pc,
HsviRz ~rs6sfvsd = good common
school sG86sti6a, hs GSms west 90 IL
iiB6is NJ t8s sgs OF ~ 90 GISrk in q
st5rss Not long sfgsfwsrd he vent 90
Forest HONS, P9Wssbisk county, 30
tsss 6bsrgs o. = gsHsfal stofs for his
sister, salvation, whose husband
bsd disds Hs elsrksd in . seofg At
Nsw sbsr6n istsr sHd spsnt about
thfss Ysafs IN the Ssm Baldsuf store
In 0skai6esa. In 1887 he came % Sac
City 70 sHtss tbs employ Of h. X.
Stout A. Company. In 1880 he vent
70 aswsll and In 1851 10 Lake City 30
conduct branch houses for the firm,
When, In 1888, the business vas con
6sHtrstsdl in Sac City, no returned,
and later became a msmbsr Of the
firm Of LofiBg, Noble Il Co, which
was fsfmsd aftsf ths retirement Of
Mr., Stout, Mr,H6bls's specially WIS
the clothing business and he succeed.
ed admirably In u. He vas genial In
his nature ana easily acquired friends.
lie was y great admirer OF Masonry
and was an aetivs worker In the lodge,
the Royal Arch chapter aud tho
Knights Templar oommandory, lie
also was a member ~ zazda Zig shrine
at Dss Meiass lie retained bis mem
bsfship I'M the Knights OF Pythias
lodge 1T Newell and lately united with
the Ancient order Of United Work
men His life Insurance Of ~ 900 with
the last named order and $4,000 with
an old line company, ma well ~ his
estate, wiilsgo TO his mother residing
In Pennsylvania ,as he was unmarried,
In LEGAL politics MI, Noble frequently
took considerable ~ihtsrestj bat the
only public oniee he ever held was
that OF councilman, a term Of service
IN which once he had nearly com
pleted, In his departure from life tho
people OF Sac City experience a great
loss, and sorrow over his early demise
II general,