The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-12-31
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g, B, Arnold, Webster City SO
oz4z Lizzie Mahoney, Eddyville,. Is
600 9. B. Bridges, Spring Greek. %
ozao Nina q. Mcdonald, w Oak 70
ri. w: Dinsmore, Fremont. 20
o1aa Cecil E. Philippe, Fremont 20
PR. Met Gosh, OBkaIoosa ~ 38
oz4o Grace Moody, Leighton. ~
F,tU. Parker, Oekaloosa. ....--s. 3S
oz4o Minnie Shotwell, 0skaloosa- SO
49,, Joseph L. Robinson, Pekay.. %
oNF' Ida Moline, Pekay. .--,. 10
80. F!dD. Suavely, Pleasantville. 25
Sz4S Ben Mclean, Des Moines . %
- a.. wv. Friend, Oskaloosa- %
ez4S Odessa Helm, OskaloosR...--- -
-. Edgar j. Sanders, LaGrande 81
ozoO Elma Jones, Pleasant Plaine- 80
SMITH.-Died at IL a. m. Sunday
the 9th of December, after fourteen
hours OF life, the infant SON OF Mr..
and Mrs. F. j. Smith Of Fifth avenue
east.
CRAFT. Died, at 9O2 Second ave-
nue. east, at 7:S0 p. M, December rs,
1903, after a ten months illness of
dropsy, Lydia A. Craft, aged 81 years,
/ mouth and "a days.
The lady was born in Pennsylvania
but for the past forty-seven years
has been a resident of Iowa. The
funeral will be held from the u. P.
church in this city at 10 a. M, Dec.
80, with interment in White Oak Gem,
etery. The deceased leaves a hus-
band, ], E. Craft, one SON and two
daughters.
KRUSE-- ROBBINS. - Married, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Reed Robbins, Wednesday,
Dec. 20, 1908, Miss Effie Robbins to
Mr.. John Kruse.
About forty friends and relatives
were present to witness the cere-
mony, after which a Dountiful repast
was served. They received many
presents from their friends. The
bride is one tof Rose Hills best young
ladies, esteemed by all who know her,
while the groom is one of What
Cheers leading farmers; indeed, a
very promising young man. They
will make a brief visit in Illinois, af-
ter which they move near What Cheer
where the groom has fine home pre-
pared for his bride. Success to them.
Pansy.
TANNER. Died, at his residence,
two miles north of Rose Hill, Iowa,
Tuesday, Dec. %, 1903, at 9:15 a. m,
after more than two years illness,
Luther c. Tanner.
Ohio, April 3, 1928, and when about
IL years Of age removed with his par
ents too Union county, Ohio, where,
Nov. /, 1S4g, he was married to Mary
Ann Sheldon, and after a residence
of about three years in Harden coun-
ty, Ohio, they came to Iowa, and on
the first day of November, 1853,
camped on the bank of Skunk river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary. Nov. l.,
1899, and July 26, 1902, she died on
the farm where they had lived for
nearly forty years. Their daughter
Emma died in Colorado, May 81, 1897
l.. G. Tanner at the time of his death
had served continuously in the same
school district for oyer fifty years.
He leaves two children, Mrs. ]. H.
Ragan, of Des Moines, and DR.. w. G.
Tanner, of Ottumwa; two grandchil-
dren, Earl F. Raglan and Paul w.
Tanner. Interment at Wymore GEM
etery Dec. "a. Services by Tri-Lum-
mar Lodge "A. F. & A. NJ, Knights
Templar from DePayens Command
cry acting as escort. 81. -,
Observation-Disclosures, at the
Office of Justice H. R. Kendig, on
Saturday evening, Dec. 26, 1903, Miss
Dessa Helm to Mr.. Glen w. Friend.
After the ceremony the young peo-
pie returned to the parental F. M.
Helm home, No. 525 Eighth avenue
west where they remained until Sun
day, when they went to the home of
the groom's father, Tom Friend, on
South First street. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Helm
and is a popular young lady. She
has been connected with the Home
Telephone Office in the capacity of
operator during the past two years
and has given the best of satisfaction
and has been quite popular in the
place. Mr.. Friend was employed as
pressman with the Herald for time
and proved himself to be an efficient
and painstakng workman. He re-
signed his place with the Herald to
accept place with the Weare Com
mission company, of this city, which
place he now occupies. The best
wishes Of many friends will follow
the most worthy young couple.
FITZGERALD -&WOLGAMOOD. -
Married, at ST. Mary's church, at six
o'clock a. M, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1903,
Miss Luna W6lgamood to Mr.. Steph-
en- p. Fitzgerald, OF Emmettsburg,
Rev. Father Waldren oficiating.
The ceremony was Witnessed by
company Of the relatives and imme-
date friends Of the contracting par
ties. Following the completion Of
the marriage service mass was said.
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