The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-08-01

oAo Harry Billick, Oskaloosa, 81
~ Prunette Meadows, Beacon, Is
oso Gus Anderson, Buxton, ......... rs
'oo Dena Olson, White Oak, 49,. 20
GEARHAR1. Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest C. Gearhart, ON South
Second street, Tuesday morning, July
80, 1907, an eight and one-half pound
daughter.
STRINGFELLOm-- Died, at the
home of his parents, Sunday, July 2S,
1907, at ~ M. Henry Thompson, the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
E. Stringfellow. No funeral services,
interment being made in Forest GENE
terry. o.
TZ-BENEDICT-- Married, at
the office of the officiating justice,
Monday. July 20, 1907, at $3.50 o'clock
p. M. Richard Lutz, of Eddyville. to
Miss Mary Benedict, of Fremont, Els
quire l.. M. Bacon officiating The
parties are well known young people,
ANDERSON - OLSON. = At the
home of the officiating clergyman Rev.
]. w. Somerville, July 20, 1907, occur
red the marriage OF Gust Anderson
of Buxton, Iowa, and Miss Dena Olson,
of White Oak, Iowa. The young cou.
pie, will make their fufure nome IN
Buxton.
CoULSON--EAST.-A quiet we'd
ding was solemnized Saturday, July
%, 1907, at the Office of the officiat-
ing justice. Esquire c. Woodruff, when
Chas. C. Coulson of this city was
united In the bonds Of matrimony to
Miss Lou East of Abba. They will
make their home in this city.
JACKSON.-Mrs. Martha Jackson,
of East A avenue, has received word
of the death Of her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Ed ]. Jackson, which resulted
from contraction of the colon at her
nome in lincoln, Nebraska. the
boy was taken to Oxford, Mich, for
interment. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
were formerly residents OF this city
and have many friends a1d a number
Of relatives here.
LARUE.-Herb LaRue received a
message today announcing the death
of his brother, Alvin LaRue at his
home near Anthony, Kansas. The
cause of death was apoplexy. The
deceased was a former resident of
Mahaska county, residing near Indian
apolis, but few months ago removed
to Anthony, Kansas. The place of
burial has not been learned, but he
will most likely be laid at rest at his
present home or brought back to the
birthplace near West Liberty.
K-MEADOWS. - A quiet
but pretty wedding was solemnized
By Rev Zendt at his nome Sunday
evening, which united Harry Billick
and Miss Prunetta Meadows in the
happy bonds of matrimony. The
bride is a resident of Bolton and was
accompanied by her friend, Miss Dot
Wilson, of that place. The groom is
a young farmer living near Skunk riv
err north Of the city and the couple will
begin housekeeping at once on the
farm. Bruce Billick, brother Of the
groom, was also present at tne cere'
mony.
HOEMAKE.-Died, at mis- home
Saturday night, July q, 1907, at II
o'clock, Harry F. Shoemakt. De
ceased was the son of Mr.. and Ms
NJ. L. Shoemake, and would have been
tnirty-nine years old on the 9Th OF
August. He was born n Oskaloosa
and had resided here all his life, and
finally succumbed to an attack OF
chronic liver trouble after an Illness
Of two years. He leaves a wife, faith
er and two brothers, Frank and john
He was a member Of the X. Of P. band
for eighteen years a1d that organiza
ton will go in body TO the funeral
services which will be held Tuesday
at 1880 p. M. at 212 East Third ave
nue. He was also member Of the
Eagle lodge and they will have charge
of the funeral