The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1902-02-27

lNeiile Comstock, Spr. Greek p
67Ia Earl s. Porter, New Sharon. 81
Alice Q. Noel, leighton %
s714 Il. R. Mabby, What Cheer. 2s
Stella Lawson, What Cheer 10
s715 8. w. Mckinley, Oskaloosa.. 40
Matte Likes, Oskaloosa. 1884,. As
e71e @. G. Tice, New Sharon ~. -
e. Lavina Jarard, Taintor. =. -
s717 D. a Littlejobn, w. ID Moines 81
LiliieM. Flanders, W d Moines %
671s lawrence o. Clark, PelIa m 2S
AdriannR VerPioeg, leighton 81
67te Tennis Van Zante, Leighton "a
". Coral Haines, Leighton. "a
e-oo Ed Gilbert, Fairfield. ........ SO
Mary +. Moore, Eddyville is
e-o1 Francis NJ Swine, Mucha 81
Birdie e. Barrett, Mucha. 10
MEREDITH. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
Villa Meredith, Monday, Feb'y "a,
1902, 12-pouud son.
BAUM-wILLIAMS.- Married, at
the Central M. E. parsonage, Feb'y
3, 1902, JONAS d. BAUM, of Pekay and
LAURA n. WILLIAMS, of Givin, Rev.
j. w. Somerville officiating.
MORE-ARNOLD.- Married, at
the home OF the officiating minister,
Rev. j. w. Somerville, on Feb'y 1s,
1902, NH. A. WYMoRE and MISS SADIE
ARNOLD, both of Rose Hill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at the home of r. A. Kent, on Feb'y
15, 1902, MR.. Z. ID. CROCKETT and
Miss ELIZABETH @. BUFFING, both of
Des Moines, Rev. j. w. Somerville
officiating.
MCKINLEY-LIKES Married, at
the Methodist parsonage in this city,
on Thursday evening, Feb'y 20, 1902,
Mr.. s. w. MCKINLEY and Mss MAR.
TIA LIKES, both of Mahaska county,
Rev. j. w. Somerville officiating.
KENNEDY.-Died of congestion,
at the home of the parents at Givin,
Monday morning, Feb'y "a, 1902, FERN,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j Nj. Ken
nedy, aged months. Funeral from
the home at / p. NJ, Tuesday, and in
terment in Henness cemetery.
CROMWELL.-Died, of paralysis,
at her home, 1904 3 avenue west. at
$3.50 p. NJ, Thursday, Feb'y 20, 1902,
MRS. MARY A. CROMWELL, aged 20
years, month and days. Funeral
from the residence at NJ, Sunday
and interment in Coal Greek cemetery
The deceased was a Mexican war
widow. She was the mother of two
sons and two daughters now living,
Charles, a resident of the state OF
Washington, George and Mrs. Mary
Odem, of this city, and Mrs. Belle
Lee, of Missouri.
ROBERTSON-COMSTOCK.-Mar-
ried, at the home of the brides par
ents, sir. and Mrs. A. j. Comstock,
four miles northeast of the city, at Il
O'Clock Wednesday, Feb'y 10, 1902,
WILLIAM q. ROBERTSON and NELLIE
III. CoMsToCK, both of Mahaska coun-
ty, Rev. j. A. Roovaart officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by
only the immediate relatives of the
young people. As the clock was
striking the noon hour Miss Belle
Comstock, sister ofthe bride, rendered
the Mendelssohn wedding march, to
which the wedding party marched
down stairs into the parlor where the
cerem ony was performed in beauti-
full and impressive manner and was
followed by the usual season of coz
graduation and general felicitation.
An elaborate wedding dinner was
served to the guests and the entire
occasion was made one of the most
noteworthy that has occurred in this
part of the county. The bride wore
a lovely costume of gray cloth trim
med with white liberty satin and ap-
pliques. The groom was attired in
the conventional black. They are
very excellent people and are deserv-
eddy popular among large circle OF
friends and acqusintaDces who will
wish them full measure OF all the best
things that life affords.
TICE-JARARD Sunday evening,
Feb'y %, 1862. at O'Clock, Mr. Z q.
TIcE and MISS LovINA JARARD we're
united in the holy bonds of matrimo-
nv at the residence of the brides
parents in Richland township.
In the presence of about fifty rela.
tiyes and friends Mr. Mcbride, pastor
of the M. E church at Garden Hall,
perfor med the ceremony. After the
beautiful and impressive service con-
pratul atoms were extended to the
happy couple. An elaborate wedding
dinner was served to the guests by
the sist ers of the bride. The remain
der of the evening was devoted to
conversation and music. The house
was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and ported plants. Mr. Tice
has always lived in Mahaska county
and is a true and upright young man
and is well worthy of the young lady
he has won for wife. Miss Jarard
is the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of James and Lucy Jarard.
She is endowed with kind and af-
fectionate nature and is well fitted to
be the queen of home. She was at
tired in pale blue wool dress elabo-
rately trimmed with white chiffon and
applique. She carried LaFrance roses !
which she distributed among the |
guests ere they departed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tice will live on the groom's
large farm few miles west of New
Sharon and will be at home to their |