The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-08-27
\ Births, Marriages and Deaths.

CANNADY. - Died, contamination
o. the bowels, at his home 500 Sixth
avenue east, Monday morning, Aug
ust "a, at O'Clock a. M, Sam e. Can
nady, colored, aged 40 years,
months and days. The funeral was
held at the A. M. K. church Tues
day afternoon, August %, at 1880 p.
M, and interment will be made in
Forest cemetery.
The deceased leaves a wife and
daughter, Miss Burah, of this city,
and a son, Flonoy, of Dies Moines.
The deceased was apparently we'll
and was seen in the business part OF
the city but a short time before his
death. He was conscious and called
for members of the family up to with
in a few;moments before his passing
away.
Died, of heart fail
ure, at her reeidence, No. COL b. av-
enue west, at 10:45 o'clock q. M, OH
Saturday, August %, 1908, Mrs.
Mary A. Bargdell, wife of Charles
Bargdell, aged 20 years.
No funeral service was held 81
this city. The deceased was
taken to Correctionville, Ills, for
service and interment, departing
from this city via the Iowa Central
at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. The
lady has been ailing for number Of
months, butithe death comes as a
shock andfsurprise, as no serious
trouble was Thought of. The hus-
band, who is a popular Iowa Central
conductor, hasLthe sympathy Of o
host Of friends in his sudden bereave-
ment.
BOGGESS. oiled, at her home in
the northwest part Of the city, at 1880
O'Clock, a. M, Saturday, August 20,
1908, Of tumor and complications,
MRS. ADDIE j. BoGGEss, aged 40
years. 3 months and 4 days. The
funeral was held at the late resi-
dence west of the Yearly Meeting
house at 1880 p. m, Sunday, August
%, and interment was made in the
Friends cemetery at the Bloomfield
church southeast Of the city.
TheIdecessed was the wife of C.M.
Boggess. She was born in Ohio but
has been inN Iowa IS years. The
| diseased that resulted in death had
been of two years or longer duration.
Everything that medical science and
skill could do was brought to the re-
lief of the patient but the march Of
the disease could not be arrested and
death came to the relief of the suffer
er. Many friends extend the be-
reaved family their kindliest sym
| pathy.
| HOFFMAN.--Died of pulmonary
and bowel trouble, at the home of HE,
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Ed. B. Hoff-
man, In Scott township, Sunday
morning, August 20, David a. Hoff-
man, aged 90 years, months and II
days. Funeral from family re sidence
Tuesday, noon, and interment in
Forest cemetery.
The deceased Is grandson OF DR..
d. A. Hoffman and nephew of Dr..
r. O. Hoffman of this city. His,
death came as the result of an illness
Of number of months duration. He
was aycung man who was well known
and had many friends here by whom
he was much thought of. After
learning the telegraph business in
the Weston Union office in this city
he we went to Ottumwa to accept a
good position. c He.was taken i'll last
Marchsand compelled to give up his
work. The family has the sincere
sympathy of the community.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Monday,
August oath, at four o'clock D. M,
at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. Mary Haynes, No.
614 Fifth avenue east, Miss Clara
Haynes, of Colorado Springs, to
Mr.. +. j. Page, of this city, Rev.
j. w. Somerville officiating.
The bride Is a former well-known
and popular Oskalooss girl, who has \
been more than successful in educa-
tionall work. fSIShe was offered and
accepted very excellent position
in the schools of Colorado Syringe
some time ago, aud has been giving
the best of satisfaction in the place.
Mr.. Page is q well-known business
man and property owner of the city,
and Of many years residence. He
has been successfully engaged In
numerous enterprises In the city and
has many friends. The union is one
that calls forth the congratulations
of many friends.
The wedding was celebrated In the
presencet of company of about
twenty-five of members of the fam
lily, the relatives, and the immediate
friends OF the contracting couple.
An elaborate dinner follows the GER
emony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Page will
depart this evening upon brief trip
to st. Paul via the Mississippi river.
They will return to take up their
permanent residence in the city.
They were made the recipients of
many elegant and useful presents.
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