The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-07-16

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10 David D. Evans, January d, 1864, IN
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NeswEeaY5lae, Ontario eogssy, Caaz&a,
gaaaatY 2, 1884, DEe1 gaBy 8, 1909,
aged II gGafs. s aanatas, s Days, ghe
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Friends church aa5 q consistent Chris
tiaR woman, She Was united ia mar,
Ffags 20 Richard WARD KG8!sg in 1881,
70 this aRfGa wore born tGn c5G1ren,
Her husband asa6 two SGTsS hare gene
Oh befoTe, Three sens and ono da&ign'
ter live IN Oklahoma, Two daughters
in Kansas. one daughter 81 tire state
If Washington ard one daughter, Jali2
KeHw8rtay, in orr midst The first
sight years Of her married life were
sbsHt in Canada, In 1859 they ren1ov-
cd 10 YDsalaa1, Mich In 1871 they
moved 10 Columbus, Kang, The last
year If her life MSS spent in Caka-
Iaesa With her daughter Julia. Her
church membership was at Timber
Hills, Kansas, where she was laid 20
rest by tho side Of her loved husband.
Funeral services were held at the
home If Oliver Kenworthy On Friday
afternoon at-4 o'clock, and n party OF
relatives and friends left by the Iowa
Central train in the evening forTim'
ber tlillg, Kansas, where interment
was made.
Mr.. md Mrs. Oliver Kenworthy de-
sire to thank friends and neighbors
for their timely assistance ,~~'1
Obituary. "a.
Died, ut the home of ]. Morris Lem.
mon, near Oakaloosa, Iowa, July z,
1908, from appendicitis, Mary Clark,
aged 90 years. She came to Iowa In
tho fall Of 1901 and entered Penn col.
lege, also taking pastoral charge OF
the Friends church ut Bioomheld,
where abe was serving as pastor at
tho time of her decease. She had the
respect and love of her congregation,
and the esteem of the entire neighbor'
hood Services were held In the home
at one y, M, on Wednesday, July s,
conducted by Anna Symons, Of Oska-
leoaa, following which the body was
1 taken to the train and accompanied
by ], NJ, Lennon was taken to her
home and relatives in Plainfield, lndi'
ana, She leaves father, an invalid
slater who ia at present In Denver
Colorado, and an aunt who has been a
mother to her since her own mothers
death in childhood. and other re4a'
/ tivsa, While she has no relatives
i here she leaves many warm friends
who sincerely mourn her departure
The church at bloomfield feelReenly
their less, She was y woman of ster
ling worth, ardent IN her love and un
swerylng In her loyalty TO Christ. Hell
preaching was sound, strong and clear
and was accompanied by the power q
. the Spirit, SO that her messages Went
to the hearts OF the hearers, We Zee
that iR her removal the church has
lest a young minister Of NAUSEA
strength and ability, Her NSs 4
deeply Gelt ny all who kne, " her,
\ "a>aa s@>&aa gates @ag opened,
/ A gentle voice said, comet 81.
II And With RageweAas snspeSea,
/ She eaaaasy enter "a home
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