The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-05-16
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Eddyville, Ia, May i4.-Six mem.
bers of the Masonic order at this
place attended the funeral of joan
Roberts at Mucnakinock Friday after
noon and acted as pail bearers. Mr..
Roberts, who was formerly connected
with shaft No.9 east of town, was amen
Der of the Masonic lodge at this
place. In addition to the Masons, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Davis also attended
the funeral from Eddyyille.
Henry Decress, who has been in
the west, arrived nome friday, called
by the serious Illness of his sister,
Mrs. ID. Mater. Another brother, Ed
Secress, VINO is at El Reno, Okla
noma, has also been sent for.
Miss Eppie Wylie and Mrs. o. II.
Seifcrt returned Saturday rom Des
Moines where they attended the z.
Z. o. convention. Miss Wylie, who
was delegate of the Eddyville chap
ter, was chosen as a delegate to the
supreme chapter, which meets at
Brookfield, Missouri, next October,
Mrs Geo. Strange returned to her
home at Sanborn, Saturday, accom-.
panied by her mother, Mrs. w. I.
Meeker, who will spend six weeks as
her guest. e.
F.. w. FATS left for Rockwell Satur-
day on business and from there he
will go to Spencer, as he is moving to
the latter place.
Miss Nora Nelson and Albert Smith
we're married at Coalfield Thursday
night.
Word has been received here of the
marriage at Eldon last week of Miss
May Riegel to l.. e. Gray. The bride
is daughter of Daniel Riegel and
the groom is a son of w. p. Gray, and
both families formerly lived at this
place. The groom is employed by a
coal company at Coalfield.
The residence occupied by Richard
lager, on North Fourth street, and the
w. A. Waugaman residence onTwelftb
street, are being repainted.
Married, at the home of Mrs. Abigail
williams, on North Third street, at
four O'Clock Sunday afternoon, May
IL, 1907, George G. Parry, of this place
to Miss Hattie Matrison, of Carbon
dale, Rev. C. w. Hampstead, of the
Congregational church, officiating il
the presence of the immediate rela.
tives of the groom.
Died, at her home six or seven miles
north of town in the vicinity of Much
akinock, Annie E., wife of James w
Buckler, of relapse from pneumonia
after an illness of about three months
aged 81 years, IL months and 20 days
Sne was born in Indiana on May %
1874, and was sister of Jacob Noe
of this place. She also leaves hus
band and several children. The fun,
eral will be held at the residence this
(Tuesday) afternoon, with burial in
Highland cemetery at this place.
Misses Ollie and Clara Bolibaugh ar
ranged and carried out a very success
full surprise on their sister-in-law, Mrs
U. G. Bolibaugh, Sunday. About for
| ty guests came in and spent the day
in social converse and enjoying
graphophole music. A sumptuous re
past was served at noon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. V. M. MCGEE
south of town, Friday, April 10, 1907
a daughter.
Mrs. Rose McDole departed Monday
night for Grand Forks, North Dakota
called by the serious illness of hei
daughter, Mrs. L. l. Grigsbye,
C. S. Parsons, who has been quite
sick the past week, is recovering.
Hiram Shafer, of Pleasant Corners
departed Sunday night for Hobart tc
spend a few days on business, aftel
which he will go to Ottumwa, Souti
Dakota, to spend month or more.
Mrs. VIM. Reed, of Lost Creek. was
given surprise Saturday night in
honor of her fortieth birthday ami
versary
Seventeen persons went from thi:
place to O5kaloosa Sunday on the ex
cursion on the Iowa Central to the
league base ball game.
Mrs. NJ. e. Mcvay. of Chicago, is
guest of her son, DR.. McVay.