The Oskaloosa herald., 1901-01-03
Bartfs, Deaths, Marriages



The following is a list OF the mar
riage licenses issued by the clerk since
our last report:
NO. NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE
eso, I Carl A Briney, Adams Tp... 29
" GertrudeD Graham, UnionTp 20
.r,o JChas. e. Kemp, Rose HILL. "a
o' Hattie StringfellGw, RoseHiIl Is
e-o, { Erny Dewitt, White Oak. %
" Francesca. Barnett, N .Sharon IS
ego, Samuel Biekford, Columbia. rs
~ Grace MeCombs, Bussey -. IS
esoz John Holland, Ivaline, Ia. 38
Edith Worthy, Pekay =. =. "a
ssoe I A. B. kirkpatrick MadisonTp %
O Adelia Ryan, Oskaloosa..... &c
e-o- AL A Kitzmann, Pleas. Grove 81
o''' Ora SprouI, Pleas. Grove TIP 10
SLOCUM.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Slocum, Saturday evening, Dec.
90, 1900, at 5 O'Clock, a fine 10-pound
boy. Mother aud babe doing nicely.
WEAVER.-MRs MARY J.WEAvER
died Tuesday morning January l, 1901
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.W
j. Powell, at Montezuma, Iowa, old
age the cause she being over so years
of age.
Her survivors are three sons and
one daughter. One Of the sons, HIP.
Weaver is well known in Oskaloosa,
having been deputy clerk of the
ty for years and also justice of the
peace. The remains will be brought
to this city for interment on Thurs
day.
BREWER.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Brewer, of Second avenue east,
Monday morning, December 81, 1900,
a fine 9 pound son.
SOPHER.-Died, of a blood clot, at
the home of the parents On South b
street, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, January 2,
1901, HARRY, the 3-months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Sopher Funer-
al from the parents home and inter
ment in Beacon cemetery.
Married
at the home of the bride, at IL o'clock
noon on New Years Day, January l.
1901, Mr.. ALBERT b. KIRKPATRICK
and MISS ADJ LA RYAN, both of o.
kaloosa, Rev. d. d. Downs officiating.
The ceremony that united these two
Young people in the bonds of holy
wedlock was witnessed by a company
| of about forty invited guests, relatives
and friends of the contracting par
| ties. The service over and the Divine
blessing invoked, there was a season
of congratulation, following which
the guests we're called to partake Of
a very excellent wedding dinner that
had been prepared by Mrs. Ryan, the
mother OF the bride. Many handsome
and useful presents were received by
the young people from the guests and
from absent friends and relatives
Both are very excellent young people
and they start upon their new way in
life with the best wishes and congrat-
ulations of hosts of friends.
scHEE-CoPELAND.
The Redlands (Calif.) Daily Facts
says: SAT the home of Mrs. William
F.. Schee, West State street, Redlands,
California, her daughter, Miss Olive
Schee, and Oliver P. Copeland were
united in marriage at high noon, on
Christmas Day, Rev. R. l.. Bruce Of
Debating. The bride wore a white
silk gown. She wore orange blossom
in her hair and carried a cluster Of
white carnations. Miss Mamie Reeves
IF Santa Monica, was bridesmaid and
George Schee best man. The rooms
were decorated with pepper bougb-
and orange blossoms. After the ser
ice and congratulations, dinner was
served. The young coupla will be a
nome at Mrs. Schee's residence after
January IS, 1901" The Schees viii
be remembered as residents Of Oska
loosa some few years ago.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Redlands Calf } Daily Facts
says: "At the home of the bride's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ. Chess
man, Gil East Citrus avenue, at $3.50
o'clock Christmas evening, occurred
the wedding of Wilbur r B~aughman
and nellie NJ. Cheesman, Rev. W. F.
Harper uniting them with the ling
ceremony There were present a few
intimate friends besides the members
OF the two families. The bride wore
a gray travelling dress and orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of
the same bloom. The house was pref
tily decorated with pepper boughs,
callas and scarlet geraniums. The
presents were many and beautiful.
An elaborate supper was served, and
the young couple went to their new
home, at the corner of Fern avenue
and Saunders street. The bride came
to Redlands with her parents from
Oskaloosa, Iowa, about two years ago.
The groom has long been a resident
of this city," The bride is a daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Cheesman, |
now OF Redlands, Calf, and a sister
of Eugene Cheesman, of the McCurdy
house furnishing establishment, and
OF Miss Lessie Cheesman, of the Os-
kaloosa public school corps of in
structors. She is known to a large
circle of friends here, with whom she
was deservedly popular. Many Oska-
loosa friends OF the bride will extend
congratulations and best wishes to
the happy couple.