The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25


JONEg-Born, Saturday, Jan. 20,
1906, ut $40 q. M, 70 REV. and Mrs.
>. w Jones, G4s North u street, a fine
eight pound boy. Mother and babe
doing well.
vERMEULENe- Born, 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. John vermeulen, o. Valley June
ton, Iowa. Jan. 10, 1906, q daughter.
Mother and baby dong finc and John
stepping high over his first daughter.
DoNABDSoN=Died, Of consump.
ton, ut her home In Bolton, at 300
o'clock d, IN, Friday, January 10,
1906, Mrs. Matilda Donaldson. aged
40 years, 4 months and II days.
The body wag taken 10 ottumwa Sun.
day evening via the Rock Island and
funeral and intcrment occurred at
that place today. The deceased was
the mother Of ten children. six Of
whom, with the husband and four
sisters, survive her, The family has
the sympathy Of many friends.
MARBH~Joseph II. Marsh died 81
his home near Rose Hll the evening
Of Jan. 10, 1906, Mr.. Marsh wac
born Of Quaker Darentage in the
state Of Pennsylvania IN 1895, thus
being past 30 years old No remoy.
ed 70 Iowa In 1866 and has been a
resident Of this county for over 50
years. He was twice married, fret
70 jams Mcknight Mcdonald IN 1860,
VINO died, and then 10 Martha Jarvis
In 1897, For me past seven years
Mr.. Marsh had been a great sufferer
from rheumatism, HIS suffering AZ
times being intense, the maIady be.
coming worse as the years went by,
til for the pact three years no mad
been confined for the most part 81 the
time 10 his wheel chair, He bore his
sufferings with a gDartans heroigm,
being always cheerful and hopeful.
The funeral was conducted from the
home January 10 BY Rsy o, r.. Nc.
Bride, pastor, and REV. Smith OF the
Free Methodist church, and be was
laid 10 rest In tbs old Hoge I'M Gem
etery. He left a wife and two
daughters, Mrs. j. W. Thomas ana
Mrs. Ieandcr Davis, ~ vol as q host
81 friends 20 mourn their loss
gILvERTHOHM. - William N, 80.
verthorn was bOrn In ZanesgijIe,
Ohio, October II, 1910, He came win
his parents 10 lows IN 1851, When
The civil war broke out In 1861 ne
enlisted IN 60, q, 7th Iowa infantry,
Lr'fne yesr later Gwfng 10 saCkne1.,
he received an honorable di/ barge,
In 1863 he wag married 10 MigE Sophia
gtoizer. His home has been In and
near Beacon for more than half a
century. On December ~, 1905, be
underwent a surgical operation which
seemingly vas successful, but On
New Years night he became worse
and continued a great sufferer with
pneumonia for ten days. L0y:Eg hands
dn All that could BE- done but On
Wednesday morning, January 10, ne
quietly fell asleep In Jesus, and Bfe's
surefings we're Ger aged Is years,
and q months. Ne Was q member n
the Knights N Pythias order for the
past twenty-five years, also a roembei
Of tho o. a. H. post, which compan,
he greatly enjoyed, being his com,
rades-the "boyS" he called them.
ne leaves behind him 70 mourn tbeii
loss d wife, tho daugbters--Mrs I'm
ma Morrish Of Beacon and Mrs. HoE'
Mccormick 0f OskaIoosG-aDd -four
sons-Chaffes Gilyertnorn ~ Bugsey
william H. and Harry SIyerth0rn q
North Dakota, and Verne GiIyerthorn
VINO IL stlII at home with his mother
Besides these hs leaves four sisters
one brother and a host OF friends
We, me undersigned, kereby tcn
der our heartfelt thanks 70 tho H. d
p, lodge o. Beacon, the o. A. u
port N OgkaiOoSa ana tho innuf0eF
able friends Of tho late VIM, ~ ~
yerthorn for their kind and liberia
assistance rendered during his eick
ness and our bereavement
Mrs g0phia gilyertborn.
Mrs. Emma NoFTfgh
Charles giIveFth0rn,
Mrs. Ross Mccormick
WIN. u. giIyerthcrn.
Harry giIverthorn.
Verne gnyerthorn,
Beacon, Iowa, Jan, ~, 1906.
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Homes Fev Children.
rev. A. r. Good, assistant state 80
~psrintendsnt o. ths American Hons
FINDING Association, D located n
OzkaIooea, nIIed nc Congregations