The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1904-04-07
Births, Marriages and Deaths.

Births, marriages ana Deatns. X
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
7. BROWN. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oren Brown. A avenue west, Tues
day morning. April 5, 1904, twin
daughters, weight about five pounds
each.
Mother and babes are doing nicely
and the father is about the proudest
man in town today.
BRoWN.-Died, at Des Moines, Of
pneumonia, Monday, April 4, 19O4,the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e.
Brown.
The family had just moved to Des
Moines a few weeks ago and the little
3-months-old child was sick only a
few days. Many friends here will
sympathize with the bereaved par
ents. $3.50
KLINE.--Died,, at 402 High avenue
east. atr1:46 a. M, Tuesday, April s..
1904, after a, FIVE weeks illness, of pa
ralysis and general break down, John
E. Kline, aged 10 years and 20 days.
MIR. Kline was born in London .coun-
ty, Virginia, and for the past forty
five years has lived in Iowa. He
leaves a half brother and two sons.
Funeral from the residence, 402 High
avenue east, at 2:30 p. m, Wednes-
day, April 6, with interment in Forest
cemetery.
BUSEY-CORYELL Will Blu
sey and Miss Carrie Coryell were
married at Des Moines Wednesday.
From there they went to DeSota for
a short visit with Mr.. Busey's rela-
tives.
This estimable couple, says the Ed
dyville Tribune, are too well known
to our readers to need an extended
introduction. They are among our
best and most highly esteemed young
people and possess the friendship OF
the entire community with which we
join in congratulations and well
wishes. '.
FITZSIMMONS. - Died, Sunday
April 3, 1904, at 2:30 a. m, of araly'
sis, at the home Of his daughter, Mrs
J. F. Devaney, 1882 Buchanan street
East Des Moines, Edward Fftzsim'
mons, aged II years.
Deceased was one of Mahaska
county's successful farmers and was
well and favorably known in this vi
cinity. He leaves to mourn the loss
of dear father, three daughters
Mrs. ]. F. Devaney, of Des Moines;
Mrs. Kate Phillips, of Knoxville, and
Mrs. G. E. Overturf, of Oskaloosa
The funeral services were held from
the Church of the Visitation in Des
Moines, conducted by Rev. Father NJ
gent. Interment in Knoxville GENE
terry.
McFADDEN.--. Degree of Pocahon
tas, Winona Council No. SO, l. o. r
NJ, Oskaloosa, Iowa. The Great Spir
it has summoned one of our sisters
Susie McFadden, to sit around tao
council fire in the happy hunting
grounds which burneth forever il
righteousness.
Resolved, That as the Spirit o.
Darkness has gone abroad and spread
it's mantle over us all and we mus
bow in humble submission to Hin
Who rules the forest of life, we de
sire to voice our sorrow and grief a.
the great loss we have sustained by
the death of our sister.
Resolved, That in loving remem
brance of our sister, the charter O.
the lodge be draped for thirty days
Resolved, That in cherishing hel
memory these resolutions be spread
upon the records of the lodge and {
copy be given to the family of the
deceased sister and to the city pa
pers. go.
Mrs. Malonsy,
Mrs. Herbig,
Mrs White.
SPATES.-Lines written in mem
DRY of little Everett Spates, who dice
at his home in Oskaloosa, March 81
1904: .-~ 49," ~,a
Dear, blessed Everett, cat it be
That we are called to part with thee!
Thy stay so short, but Oh! so sweet
Thy pleasant, smiling face to greet
But thou hast left us here below,
And gone the way we all must go.
Too bright a gem for earth's abode
But fit for the purposes of God.
Everett Is gone; we miss him here
His place is vacant, we drop tear
But he is with the saints above,
Where all is peace and joy and love
One link on the chain is broken,
Our loved one is on the golden shore
He will be there to welcome father
and mother,
When all their cares on earth are
DER
Mrs. Ella Grace.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Married
Monday evening at seven-thirty April
4, 1904, at the st. James Episcopa,