The Oskaloosa herald., 1902-09-18
Births, Deaths, Marriages.
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the home of the brides parents, No.
513 South Third street, at IL o'clock
noon, Monday, September Is, 1902,
Miss Pearle Downs to Mr.. George
H. Rinehart, both of this city, Rev. J.
p. Mcknight officiating.
The wedding was attended by
company Of about thirty friends and
| relatives Of the young people and they
witnessed one of the prettiest home
| weddings that has occurred in the
city for some time. Following the
ceremony came q season of congratu-
latiOn and well wishing and an elab-
| crate dinner was served. The after
noon was given over to sort of re-
ception to the young people. In the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rinehart went
to their own home, No. $40 North c
street, that mas been prepared and
furnished for their occupancy.
The bride is the daughter 'of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert J. Downs and is
young lady of many excellent quail
ties. She has resided in the city
about four years, coming here from
WHAT Cheer. The groom is a well
| known young business man of the city
being of the firm of Staten C Rine
hart, bicycle repository. He is the
son of ]. A. Rinehart and Mahaskan
by birth. The young man is men,
Der of Company F, l. N. G., and is one
| of the two Philippine soldiers now en-
listed with the company. He is an
| officer, first duty sergeant. He is a
| former Oskaloosa college student and
| graduate of the business college of
| Oskaloosa Both Mr.. and Mrs. Rine-
| hart are favorites with all who have
| their acquaintance and congratula-
tions upon this most felicitous union
| of hearts and hands will be general
from a legion of friends. They were
| made the recipients of long list of
rich and elegant presents from friends
and relatives in this and other places.
Several eharivaring parties paid their.
compliments 20 the young people last
evening. One party visited them
while they were at the Downs home
on Third street. After they had en-
tered their own home Company F
in military garb and with Manila cam
paign vim marched in upon them and
took possession. There was nothing
to do but to capitulate to this company
and the affair was made very pleasant
in all details. 1t was a very pretty
compliment very gracefully paid and
duly appreciated by the bride and
groom.
Among the invited guests were J.
A. Sheriff., Stanley, Iowa; John Scott
and j. A. Griffith, of What Cheer;
George Keener, w. w. Brown, John S.
Swartz, George Harris, Fred Staten,
c. Myers, E. Stevens, Ed. Baxter, Rich
ard Baxter, Richard Burke, A. A. Mat
thews, Otis Hull, George Sullivan, Mr..
and Mrs. James Downs.
FADDEN-Married at
Baker City, Oregon, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10, 1902, Mr.. F. w. Rosser and
Miss Eola McFadden.
The bride is a popular Oskaloosa
young lady who has been identified
with the church work for a number of
years. The Baker City Herald Of
September II, gives the following par
ticulars of the happy event:
F. w. ROsser, of this city, and Miss
EOla McFadden, popular resident of
OskalOosa, Iowa, were joined in the
holy bonds of wedlock last evening at
the parsonage of the Baptist church.
The nuptials were solemnized in the
presence OF a chosen few by the pas
tor, Rev. Geo. r. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosser were the recipients of hearty
congratulations. They have arrang
ed for a home in this city which will
be the scene of their future abode.
Observation-Disclosures, by Mayor
Wray, at his Office Monday afternoon,
Sept Is, 1902, Mr.. Andrew Ruby and
Mrs. Ayilla Ruby, both of Oskaloosa.
The participants are old time resi-
dents of Mahaska county, and are now
living in one of their houses on North
Market street in this city. Their
many friends will extend best wishes
and hopes of future happiness.