The Oskaloosa herald., 1904-10-13
/ Births, Marriages and Deaths.
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No. NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE.
-. Rydon A. Miller, st. Paul - %
$500 Rose Cole, New Sharon "a
HoBsoN.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
isaac Hobson, Oct. 6, a son.
THoMPSoN.--Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Thompson of 1920 West
High, Oct. 8, daughter.
BLooD.--Born to Mr.. and Mrs. o.
den Blood of st. Paul, Mimi, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Algood of Madison township,
Oct. 10, a daughter.
WIILIAMS.-Died of cholera in
Santum at the parents home in Bea-
con at $3.50 o'clock a. m, Sunday,
october 8, 1904, William w. Will
Mams, Jr., aged two months and sew
en- days. Funeral from the late resi-
dence in Beacon at two o'clock p. m,
Monday afternoon.
The deceased was the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams. Many
friends extend sympathy.
NEWToN.-Died of indigestion at
the home of William Grifiths, No.
SOC Fourth Avenue West, at three
O'Clock p. m, Dorice Newton, aged
sight months. A brief prayer ser
vice was held at the house at eight
o'cloek this (Monday) morning and
the child was taken to Pringle Gene
7ery for interment.
The deceased was the infant of Mr.
and Mrs Case Newton, who have the
sympathy of friends in their hour Of
sorrow.
TRAISTER THOMAS. - Married,
at c. M. E. parsonage on Oct. l, Mr..
John z. Traister of ivin and Miss Lou
E Thomas of Beacon.
MILLER HOOGENDOORN- Mar
ried, at Methodist parsonage, by
Rev. Somerville, on Wednesday,
Oct. 8, Mr.. Jos. A. Miller Of Freder
Ick, Iowa, and Miss Marguerite Hoog-
sRdoorne of Eddyville.
CLARK.-Died of old age at her
Aome in Monroe township Sat $3.50
o'clock a. m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, Mrs.
William Clark, aged 85 years. Funer-
Al at the home and interment in Wy
more Cemetery.
The lady had been failing slowly
FOR the past six months and the END
came quietly and without pain. The
relatives have this sympathy of a
large number Of friends.
DEMOREST.-Word has been re-
seived by relatives in the city of the
death of Mrs. Estella Hibbs Demorest
at her home in Albion, Micn. The
be Ct 4. lfRiriSaaS5at4g
day noon. Funeral announcement
later.
Deceased is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Hibbs of this city and
was we'll known to large circle Of
friends here, who will be panied to-
Gearn the news of ner death.
WEST.-Died of a complication CT
ailments, at his home in Madison
township, at 1890 o'clock p. m, Oct
&. 1904, Rein Henry West, aged 4o
years. Funeral will be held from the
late residence Friday afternoon at
$3.50 p. m. and interment will be
made in Madison Cemetery.
The deceased leaves a wife, two
daughters and two sons. The family
has the sincere sympathy Of a large
circle Of friends in their bereave-
nent
MINCER.-Hannah Mincer came
from Dark county, Ohio, to Mahaska
county, Iowa, when the country was
new, having lived at the home OF her
father until mis- death, afterward she
came to live with my father, James
Mfncer. She was my fathers young
est sister, and was idolized by both
father and mother. To mother she
vas more than sister, she was ner
Iruest friend through all her sorrows
and Affections. To we children a
mother indeed.
Twenty-six years ago she married
elias Stilwell. His children that
were at home, also Mrs. Price Marsh
came under her care. Those children
nave all grown to manhood and WON
anfood have families and homes ot
1heir own. Their appreciation, love
md devotion for her was manifest in
t6e tender care they had for her IL
her declining years-left widow and
sadly afflicted, their watchful care
over her was always appreciated by
Der, and it seemed she never grew
tired Of telling how good they were tC
her. Jennie Alexander.
GOUGH.-Mary Elizabeth Gougl
was born near Granville, Iowa, Janu
ary II, 1871. At the age of fifteer
she gave her heart to God and be
came a member of the M. Z. churcl
m Granville and has lead a life o
deepest christian devotion TO church
and home. In 1891 she was united
IN marriage to VIM. II. Cough neal
New Sharon, shortly after moving Il
she vicinity of Marshalltown. Tni