The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-04

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DR.. Benjamin ]. Miller at Bryn Mawr,
Thursday, Dec. 81, 1905, girl twins.
The mother has progressed nicely but
of the babes has died.
MATTISON. - The funeral OF the
late Willie Mattison occurred Satur-
day afternoon at three o'clock from
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Pine, on
Penn ayenu Interment was made
in Forest cemetery.
ANDREWS.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lew or "Bony" Andrews, No. 702 A
avenue west, Sunday evening, Dec,
81, 1905, a fine 11.pound girl. AL do
ing nicely and the father states that
it Is the first New Years present or
the kind he has aver received Con.
gratulations from all sides and espe-
cially from the boys of the Iowa Cen
trial.
DYER.-Died, at his home in Evans,
Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1906, at 2i45 O'Clock
a. M, Arthur Dyer, aged 70 years.
Deceased was a native of Tennessee
but had for the last thirteen years
been q resident OF Iowa. He had SUI.
fered for the past year from kidney
trouble, from which death resulted.
He leaves a wife, Lucy Dyer. Funeral
services at the Baptist church in Nv
ans, Wednesday, Jan. ., at 2 D. m.
Interment In Evans cemetery.
CLOE-Died, at the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Link Raines. at HOT Sec
ond avenue west, Sunday, Dec. 81,
1905, at 9:05 p. M, of consumption or
three years duration, Fred Eugene
Cloe, aged 10 years, z months and s
days. Funeral Tuesday, JAM 2, at 2
p. m, from P~entecostal Mission, ana
burial in Old cemetery. Deceased
leaves two brothers and five sisters.
He was born In knoxville but had
lived the greater part Of his life in
oskaloosa. q
CHILCoATEMCoMBs. = Married,
at the residence OF the brides par.
cats, in Fishville, Monday, December
rs, 1905, Miss Bertha McCombs 10
Mr.. Manford Chilcoate. The bride
was neatly dressed In brown and the
groom In black. The bride is the
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
|Louis McCombs, and the groom the
eldest son OF Nancy A. Cheter. The
ceremony was Witnessed by a small
company. Many friends wish a
long and happy life TO the young
couple. They 60 TO Lakonta, where
they will live for the present
GERARD Died, at the home OF
her mother in Garfield township, Fri.
day. Dec. 20, 1905, at Q o'clock p. m,
Alcyene Elizabeth Gerard, aged A
years.
Deceased was a native OF this coun-
ty and had lived all her life In Iowa.
She resided with her mother. Mrs.
Mary l.. Gerard, in Garfield township.
anil had suffered for thirty years from
a Complication OF diseases. Funeral
at the family a Sunday, Dec.
|31, at 2 o'clock p. m, and interment
in Henness cemetery.
CRAVER-LUNT-The close OF the
old year v@s notable at the residence
OF M. b. Lunt near Taintor, by the
marriage of their daughter, Blanche
Ella, to vestus J. Craver, Of Humes-
ton, Iowa.
A select company OF friends and
relatives we're present to witness the
solemn ceremony pronounced BY Rev.
John Potter, OF Taintor that made
this interesting couple husband and
wife at precisely 8 pm. on New Years
eve. Many beautiful presents were
given to them indicating the high es-
TEEN this young couple are held in by
their many friends. A delegation OF
the Taintor Epworth League, after the
regular service gave them a serenade
by singing appropriate religious songs
which is a wholesome departure from
the customary chirayari. The young
couple at a late hour departed for
their new home at Humeston and this
very pleasant incident was closed.
JACKSON. Sarah J. Wintermute
was born in Uniontown, Pennsylvania,
In 1851. She came TO Iowa when 3
years old and July 80, 1867, was mar.