The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-09-22


the property on North Second street.
owned by Miss Gertie Clark. Consid-
GRAFTON, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Frederick, OF
Bethany, Mo-, arrived Thursday for a
short visit with Mrs. Frederick's
brother, George Chord.
Epp Ward returned Wednesday af-
ter a two months stay in Nebraska.
Frank Packer, of Oskaloosa, was a
business caller at this place Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. George jaeger, of Ba-
tayia, came up Tuesday to attend the
Epperson-Jager wedding and spend
the remainder of the week visiting
friends.
G. e. Stephenson and A. l.. Carson
went to Redfield Tuesday to invoice
drug stock recently purchased sbyl
Mr.. Carson Ebert Epperson will go
up to take charge of the stone.
Mrs. Louis DeLong and daughter
Erma, who have been visiting here for
the past week, returned to their home
at st. Louis Wednesday evening.
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wn DeLong.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the wedding of Herman A. Bau-
man, of this city, and Miss Grace
Stonaker, of Pella. They will reside
in the property on North Fourth street
occupied by r. e. Gratten.
Rev. w. T. Howe, who has filled the
pulpit at the M. E. church for the
past two years, will go to Packwood.
Rev w. S. Kignt, of Lovilia, will take
his place Mr.. and Mrs. Howe have
made many friends here who viii re-
gret to see them leave.
Chas. Chong, our popular laundry
man, who was one of the unfortunate
occupants of the Nosler building says
he and his brother Tom intend start
ing in business again as soon as they
can get the necessary apparatus.
Charlie has found $3.50 of the $500
he lost in the fire.
Married, Thursday, Sept. s, 1904, at
noon, at the nome of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Will Waugaman,
on 18th street, Mr.. Walter e. Roberts
of Dudley and Miss Anna Mae Wauga-
| man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Breed, D. D., of Grinnell.
They Immediately departed for a visit
at the worlds fair After they return
they will go to housekeeping on the
Roberts farm southwest of town.
| Died, Saturday, Sept. 10, 1904, at
her home in Valley Center, Kan, Ly-
dia, the wife Of William Harding, for
merly of this place. Mrs. Harding
will be remembered as Lydia Newell.
| She was born March 1, 1867 and was
married Feb. IL, 1892. She leaves a
husband and two sons, aged and 9
| years respectively. Death was due to
lockjaw caused by stepping on rusty
nail. The remains were brought
here Tuesday morning The. lf,lpara'
Tas held from the Baptist church on n
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, >
Dllowed by interment in Highland a
emetery.
aughter of H. G, True, to Theodore
nskeep, 6f Ottumwa; took place at
he home of the brides father on
Jorth Fifth street, Wednesday Sep
ember IA, 1904, at 80 p. m, Rev w.
/. Yard officiating Following the g
&c,
ountiful wedding feast. The bride
ec6lved many beautiful presents r
he couple Immediately departed for
)ttumwa, where Mr.. Inskeep has a
andsome new home prepared. Miss
rue was a graduate of the Eddyvillel :,
ign school and of Iowa college at
irinnell. Mr.. Inskeep is one Of OF
umwas best recommended younPl
nen. He has secured one CT Eddy-l
lilies most handsome and accom-
lisfied young ladies.
Married, Wednesday, Sept IA, 1904,
t p. m, at the home of the brides [
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jager Sr.,
francis M, Epperson and Miss Louisel
ager, Rev. w. r. Yard performingl f
he ceremony. About twenty-five y
we're present, only near relatives and q
few friends. After the ceremony a
nd congratulations, the guests were r
eated at ables and n two-coursei =
luncheon was served. The table and i
com were beautifully decorated with q
ut flowers. The groom is cashier at
he Manning & Epperson bank and is r
he oldest son of Hon F. NJ Epperson. 4
liss jaeger is one of Eddyville's most v
opular young ladies. She is grad 1
ate of the Eddyville high school, Q
lass of 1901. She is the daughter of h
Ohm Jager, Sr., one of Eddyville's
most influential citizens. The bride y
eceived many beautiful and useful e
The newly married couple
eft on the Iowa Central for two 4
yeeks' visit at the Worlds Fair, after i
which they will return and go toE
ousekeeping in their handsome new Il
ome on the corner of Fifth avenue q