The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-03-28

90. I ,hn ID LaForce, Beacon, ...,...2s
-'' | Ella McFail, Eddyville, 81
oos Paul DUNCAN, New Sharon, pa
-'0 | Maude Williams, same,..... Ill
oas VIM Norris, Everist, .................22
-'' Nora e Davis, Everist, ....... 10
oa7 ! Oscar Stephens, New Sharon %
CO., | Maude Mccain, New Sharon IS
HELM. - Born, Tuesday morning,
March 26, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. Clar.
enco Helm, fine BABY girl. Mother
AID daughter doing nicely. "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Friday,
March %, 1907, at p. m, at the Office
of the officiating justice, Mr.. William
Norris to Miss Nora E. Davis, both
of Everist, Esquire l.. M. Bacon Off.
ciatinS. ....a..,. .. .. H-.
BLESSING.-Died, at her home, log
North Eleventh street, Sunday, March
"a, 1907, at TO-: 45 a. m, Mary M. Bless
ing, aged GO years, 5 months and 10
days. a...
Deceased is survived by three chill
dren, one daughter in this city, Mrs.
Lulu Midday, and two sons residing
in Missouri and Colorado. Ia
JONES.-Died, Tuesday, March &c,
| 1QnT ut on M OF n hnFnn Of
laughter, Mrs. VIM. Reese, of Evans
Mrs. Ana Jones, Of OIL. age, aged IS
years, IL months and "a days.
Deceased was ,-porn in Wales and
had lived in this country thirty-five
years. Funeral at, p. M, March 20
Burial in Beacon cemetery. She
leaves the following children: Ann
Lewis, Mary Morgan, Diana Morgan,
Jane Reese and Catherine Hughes.
REAM. - Died, OF diabetes, after
an acute illness of five week dura.
ton, preceded by a period of five
years of diabetic> troubles, at her
nome on South Market street, this
city, at 1925 a. m, Friday, March %
1907, the wife of j.. T. Ream, Mrs
Mamie A Sly Ream, aged 55 years
month and 10 days.
/ Funeral services will be held from
the residence at $3.50 p. m. Saturday
March %, and the remains taken to
Davenport for cremation, by her re
quest. With the death of Mrs. Rean
there passes away a lady of many
friends, she having pos a fac
ulty of friend-mdking among her lady
acquaintance. All personally ac
quainted with her knew her to be am
bilious, a neat, tidy housckeeper, ex
celled by few in her culinary apart
melt When young, and before hel
Affections took hold of her, she in
dulgcd in much singing and was
known as good singer, being able tc
carry either tenor, alto or soprano, II
a clear and forcible tone. Besides hel
husband, two sons are left, w. NJ
Ream and X. c. Ream, of this city
two sisters, one, Mrs. w. b. DcTar OF
Monroe county, Iowa, and one, Mrs
VIM. Dougherty, Of McCrackcn,K ans.
and one brother, j. T. Sly of Sturgis
S. d. She was born in Monroe coun
ty, Iowa, where she resided with hel
parents until her union in marriage
to J. T. Ream. Deceased, with hei
family, in 1884 removed from this city
to Nebraska and Ior some years was
a resident of various clues of that
state, returning to Iowa in 1898, where
she has resided up to tne present
time. Although not member of any
church she was firm believer in .
Supreme Being and lived to that end
NELSON.-Jame5 L. Nelson wa;
born Feb. 10, 1913, in Madison county
Indiana. Came with the family tt
Wayne county, Iowa, in 1854. He
was the youngest son of family O.
ten children, five boys and five girls
All were trained to a nustling farm
life and all lived to make homes o.
their own. Mr.. Nelson came to Os
kaloosa in 1883 and has since been 8
resident of this city. On Jan. 2l,1S66
he was married to Harriet Agne:
Clark, native of Ohio. She was q
woman of sincere and beautiful spir
itual life. An invalid for more thar
hale Of the forty years of their mar
, riod life. These were years OF deep