The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-01-21

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| KNOX-TARR.--M at the of
fee OF the officiating justice, over 109
| High avenue West, Monday, Jan. Is,
1909. at 2:30 p. m, Mr.. William Knox
to Mrs. Elsie Pearl 1arr, both of Os-
| kaloosa, Esquire l.. M. Bacon, officiat-
ing.
PRINE.-The body of A. B. Prime,
who died at Los angeles, Cal, ar
! rived in the city this Wednesday
morning at 500 o'clock and was TAX
en- to the home of William Bartlett
Funeral from the Christian church at
ten o'clock a. M Friday. Jan. 22. In
terment in Forest cemetery.
HARNEY-We desire to express
our appreciation of the kindness and
assistance of many friends, the olga
| Makers Union and the ladies of the
w. r. C. upon the occasion of the
death of Mrs William Harney.--WiH
lam Harvey, w. J. Harvey and wife
Miss Alice Harvey and Mrs. John
Tilton. ..-4.I ,..-t.f, ,. .
HULL.-Ora Hull died at her home
in Richland township Saturday, Jan
Is, 1909, at 300 a. M, aged 10 years
Death resulted after an illness OF one
week. Deceased was born in Iowa and
is survived by father, mother, and five
brothers. Funeral services were held
at Taintor at 200 o'clock p. m, with
interment in Baldwin cemetery.
HAWKINS.-W. p. Hawkins re-
ceived a telegram today informing
him of the death Tuesday night, Jan.
49, of his sister, Miss Lou Hawkins,
who has been with her, sister Anna
in Illinois. The body will be brought
to Oskaloosa for funeral interment.
Funeral announcement will be made
later. The deceased has been with
her sister, Mrs. Johnson, ON College
avenue, until recently. ASSES
STURSMA.-Mrs. Koenraad Sturs'
ma died at her home in Richland
township, Thursday, January IA, 1909,
at 3 o'clock p. M, aged thirty-elght
Years. Death resulted from neuralgia
and infiammatory rheumatism, after
an illness of one year. The deceased
is survived by a husband and eight
children. Funeral services at the
home at 10 o'clock and at the Peoria
church at IL a. m, with interment
in Peoria cemetery.
BATBS-BECKMAN. - Miss Leila
Beckman, the talented Oskaloosa plan
list and harpist, the eldest daughter of
Will Beckman of 602 Fifth avenue
east, was united in marriage Monday
evening, January IS, 1908, to Mr..
Ellsworth H. Bates, Of Des Moines,
Reverend Judd of the Episcopal
church officiating. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of T. Fred
Henry, the bandmaster, SOC West Sec
ond street, Des Moines, who is cous-
in of the bride. Speaking of their
marriage the Des Moines Capital says:
miss Leila NJ. Beckman, harpist, who
! took a prominent part in the mnsictl
Feature of Governor CAROLS inaugur-
alton, and one of the best known mu-
sicians in the state of Iowa, was mar
Tried last evening to Ellsworth II.
Bates, one of the best known young
men of Des Moines. The wedding
twas the elimination of romance OF
the theater and the department store
| in which Cupid worked at many dis
advantages and for long time. Miss
Beckman is the pianist at the Males
tic theater and is engaged every even
ling. Mr.. Bates is the window deco
rator at the Younker Brothers depart
ment store, and his time is likewise
devoted to evening work, but despite
this, love darts pierced the young
hearts. The wedding solemnized last
evening was supposed to be a very
quiet affair, If not secret altogether,
but the couple are too we'll known, and
when they appeared at the court
house to get their license it was all
loft in so far as secrecy was concerned.
After a short wedding journey the
couple will make their home in the
Porto Rico apartment house, 700 Sec
ond street"
| PLETT.-Mortlmer Triplett was
born in Frederick county, Virginia,
April IL, 1913. and the same year was
brought, with his family, to Belmont
county, Ohio. Later the family lived
| I'm Guernsey and Noble counties,
Ohio. On September 25, 1885. in No