The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-04-04
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Nv John r. Slpes.l

William Harding was conducted at
the residence on South Fifth street
Saturday afternoon by Elder B. W,
Pettitt, of Avery, and intermelt was
made in Highland cemetery. Will
liam Harding was born April l, 1880
He was married to Harriet Totman
November rs, 1852, and to this union
were born five SONS, one of whom
died in infancy. The other four sur
vive. They are Samuel, Kindred aid
Lee of this locality, and Ben, of Chill
licothe. His first wife died January
%, 1890, and he was married to Mary
Hudson on December IT, 1896. To
this union was born son and a
daughter who with the widow survive.
He also leaves three brothers and
two sisters, among them being Lewis
Harding, ST., of this place. Mr.. Hard,
ing died Friday March 29, 1907, after
several months illless from paralysis
followed by Bright's disease. He was
rs years, Ii months and 20 days OF
age.
Died, at the home of her parents at
Pekay, SATURDAY morning, March 80,
1907, Blodwin, the infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kirtley, aged five
months. The funeral was held Sun
day.
Miss Sadie Copley departed Satur-
day for ner home at Kenosha, Wiscon-
sin, after a visit win her friends, Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Dixie.
Mrs. Angelina Miller has moved
from Mrs. l.. Spencer's tenant prop
erty to her residence formerly occu
pied by S. P. Crosson. Mrs. Miller
has remodeled her property and has
added second story.
Roy Mater, who is attending the
State university at Iowa City, and Ar.
thur Epperso1, who is a student at
Iowa college at Grinnell, came home
to spend Easter with their parents.
Joe Roberts, Jr., and Frank Gala.
gner are both suffering from pneu,
mCnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson, OF
Hayden, have been quite ill.
Miss Mamie Gilchrist, who had
been spending few days at the Dr
Vance and S. l.. Vance homes, return
Ell to her home at Uskaloosa Friday,
The M. B. A. lodge had social in
the Palace hall Wednesday night al
which about IS persons, members OF
the order and friends, were present
After a couple of solos and music
by Grattan'5 orchestra. progressive
dominoes were enjoyed till about II
O'Clock. Refreshments were the1
served, and the evenings entertain
ment closed.
Eugene Kirfman, of Cricket, is q
guest of relatives and friends mere.
Miss Katie Werner represented the
B. Y. p. U. of this place at the B. Y
p. U. AMI Sunday school convention
at Ottumwa Thursday. Miss Pear
Field, the delegate of the Baptist Sun
day school, did not attend.
Mrs. L. Spencer has moved into he
residence next door to where she hal
been residing. c. w. Wilson has
moved from the Henry Criswell prop
erty to the residence vacated by Mrs
| Spencer.
Two sols of VIM. Reed, of Los
Creek, nave been quite sick with con
gestion of the lungs.
Mrs. Alec Price, north Of Pekay
ha been dangerously i'll.
Henry Biihler is making alteration
to his building preparatory to movinI
his billiard hall thereto. He ha,
stored his bowling alleys.
Leola, the little daughter Of Mrs
Laura Dible, mas been i'll will
measles at the Abe Stuber nome
south of town.
Among the late ottumwa bushes
callers were: Roy Palmer on Thurs
day; Chas. Kussart, s. A. Shawve
and Roy Lafferty on Friday.
| Mrs. James Boden and daughter
Marie. transacted business in oska
loosa Wednesday.