The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-09-05
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND /;
DEATHS. /

& DEATHS.
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WHITE. We wish to thank the
many friends who kindly AMI willing
ly assisted us during the Illness and
death of our wife and mother.
w. White and Children.
G. p. and S. X. White.
Guy White.
r. A. and L. VanDraska.
WRIGHT.-Died, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. b. A. Wright, 624 North
Ninth street Friday, August 80, 1907,
OF cholera infantum, after seven days
duration, Frederick Harvey Wrightthe
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
A. Wright, of Ashmore, ILL.,, who are
visiting at the home of the gentleman's
brother, B. A. Wright. Short prayer
service at residence this evening at
700. The remains viii be taken on
the $500 Iowa Central train to Ash
more. H., where interment win be
made.
DAVIS.-Dled, at der home at 210
College avenue aI $3.50 on the even
flg of August 81, Mrs. Harriet o.
Davis, aged Ga years and 10 days. The
cause of the lady's ''ea'n was tuber-
culosfs which ended fatally after a
duration OF four months. The de-
ceased was born in Morrow county,
Ohio, and has peen resident of Iowa
for As years. She is survived by two
children, Miss Lola, WAC has Deen liv-
ing with her mother, and j. H. Davis,
conductor for the Oskaloosa Traction
& Light Co. Brief prayer service at
the residence Tuesday morning at
1900 a. m, the remal1s being taken
over the c., r. /. & P. Ry. 10 Delta
with interment in the What Cheer
cemetery.
CROWDER. Died, at hec home al
904 East A avenue a s o'clock on the
morning of Sunday, September 1st
Mrs. Nancy r. Crowder, wife of Dr
w. l.. Crowder. The cancer with
which she suffered for. two years and
half resulted fatally Sunday and hei
life came to an end in its 53rd year
Mrs. Crowder was BORN in Indiana
where she lived for ten years, coming
to Iowa in 1864 and she mas been q
resi- lent of Mahaska county for the
past 16 years. The lady was well and
widely known in this locality and the
whole community extends its sym
patny to d" Crowder in his great be
reavement The deceased is sur
yived by her husband, and one lister
Mrs. A. v. Kendrick, of Keokuk, who
VITA ler daughter Mrs. c. w. Chase
also of Keokuk, was at the side of hel
afflicted sister during the last five
days of ner Illness. Funeral ser
vices Tuesday morning at 10:30 a
the residence and the remains con
veyed via the c., r. I. & P. Ry. I,
Knoxville for intsrment. Geo. FrakeI
Chas. Sheppard, Ralph O'Hara, Fan
Nash, Harry Little and Chas. Hube
/ VIII act as pail Dedrers'
| CLdNTlENBEARD7E ID w A RID s.
without the knowledge of his railroa
1 friends, Brakeman Perry Clinke-
/ beard on Rock Island passengers M
40 and so, tookn,adya1tage of tn
heavy State Fair business and sneaf
i - -; bnI x,yl,n hn nnI1
i ed in marriage to Miss Jessie EC
wards, of Marshall, Mo. ConceI1in
the wedding the Fairfield Journa
says:
Last evening at $50 o'clock a
the nome OF Rev. Louis Mendelna
the marriage OF Miss Jessie Edwards
of Marshall, Mo-, and Perry Cllnkei
beard, of Evans, Ia, was quietly so
emnized
"A large company of relatives an
friends accompanied them to the Me-
:. denhall home and witnessed the Ger,
mony. Immediately after the word
, were spoken which united TIE heart
and hands of the young couple, the
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relatives and friends.
II "Tne bridal party went to the We
ME Clinkenbeard home, where an ell
, CANT wedding supper was served. M
and Mrs. Ciinkenbeari were the r
cipients of a number of costly gift
in hoaor of the occasion. The brit
is a very attractive young woma
and while not very well known hei
is spoken quite highly of in ner hon
city.
"The groom is the son of JOSEF
!, Clf1kAnbeard, of this city, and is
: young man of sterling worth and IL
regrlty. He is a brakeman on a pa
, senger on the Rock Island syste
: and is well liked among his fello
employees.
I "Mr. and Mrs. Clinkenbeard left la
; night for Evans, where a cosy lit
. home. was awaiting them. The be
\ xuiSbas IF bo,stc NJ friands on Wi