The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-09-23

Iowa for the past So years and in Ma
haska county for the past IL years.
Funeral services Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at the late resi-
dence and from thence via Rock Is.
land at a. m. Thursday to Muscatine,
where interment will DC made. me
deceased is survived by widow, one
daughter, Carolyn, of Oskaloosa; and
five sons, Gilbert j., Of Merrill, Wis;
Clifford, of Whittier, Cl:; Winifred, OF
Des Moines; William, of Oskaloosa,
and George Of Minneapolis, MINI.
TT-TOSTENSON:- OF the
marriage of Miss Tobia Helen Tosten-
son, who was last year professor OF
English in the Penn academy, the
MarshaIltown Times-Republican OF
| Thursday contains the following &C
count: l
"Mr. Howard S. Fawcett, of Gaines
Vile, Fla, and Miss ioDia Helen Tos-
tenson of LeGrand township, were
married Wednesday afternoon at 3 o.
clock at the home of the brides par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs: Ole T. Tostenson,
one mile east of Dillon. The groom,
who is an Iowa boy, and who gradu-
ated from Iowa State college, Ames, is
| professor of botany in the state uni
versity of Florida. His bride is well
known young lady of the Dillon neigh.
borhood. She has been teacher in
Penn college, Oskaloosa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fewcett will live in Gainesville"
l. JONES-BUCKLER: - Cupid's ar
|rows are playing havoc among the
employees of the Herald office and
Dams third recent victim deserted the
bachelor ranks Sunday afternoon. Ce-
Gil Jones, the Heralds expert press
man, returned this morning from Des
Moines, where he was married to
Miss Bertha Buckler Sunday evening
at 5 o'clock The ceremony was per
formed at the George c. Brown home,
40S Eleventh street, Rev. alderman, OF
sdhe Central Christian, church. official.
ing. The bride was prettily gowned
in white silk with a boquet OF bridal
roses, and the groom was dressed in
the conventional black. After the
wedding, supper was served, only near
rlatives being present. The newly
welded couple will be at home on
Ninth avenue east in Oskaloosa,
where the groom has purchased and
furnished a little cottage. s
Both young people are well known
in Oskaloosa. The bride is the second
) youngest daughter of J. w. Buckler
:, OF Harrison township, but she has
made her home for several years in
t, this city, where she has been deserv
+, eddy popular among a large circle OF
, acquaintance. The groom is the son
! of Jos. Jones, ST., and has been a
4 steady and faithful employee of the
, Daily Herald for about fifteen years
He has been skillful and competent
workman and today fills. an Important
: post most satisfactorily. He is pos
sessed of those qualities of tcharacte
= which, together with his careful, bu
4 energetic disposition will insure fol
n him a successful career. Both young
!, people are highly esteemed by theil
y friends, and the Herald unites witt
i their many acquaintances in extend
I, ing heartiest congratulations.
e FAUQUIER.-Died, of angina peel
v oris, at her home, No. 300 Third aver
W ue west, at 500 o'clock p, M, Satul
" urday, September Is, 1909, Mrs. Sara
A. Fauquier, widow of George H. Eau
quier, aged 81 years, 6 months and 2
j. days. Funeral from late residenc
h Tuesday afternoon at 200 O'Clock. Ii
J. terment In Forest cemetery. Deaf
|. followed an illness of about six week
!, and was the out come of advance
0 age.
r Mrs. Fauquier came to Iowa an
Mahaska county in 1851 as one OF tn
). earlier settlers. she had lived in low
1 and Mahaska through a term of fifty
y eight years. The Fauquiers settled /
# one Of the best neighborhoods of tn
8 county about two and a halt mile
d east of. the present town of Lacey an
l. through years of residence, work an
v worth they became widely and favo
q ably known. Mrs. Fauquier has bee
residing in Oskaloosa during a perio
of possibly fifteen years. She was
DO sister Of j. X. Woods who formerl
he owned one of the best farms in Nj
c. haska. Aunt Lizzie Fauquier, forme
n ly a we'll known resident of Oskalooss
n. was a sister of George, H. Fauquiel
" Out of family of nine children, eigf
S girls and boy, the death of Mr.
9. Fauquier leaves hut one survivin
r. member, Mrs. Eta Lemon, siste
,e survived by six children, Thomas, {
,e survived by six children, Thoms, {
y, Union township; Mrs. Dora McClail
d. Henry and Alfred, of San Diego; Mr.
se l.. T. Shangle, of Oskaloosa, an
r Woods Fauquler, of Kansas. The fan
is lily has the sympathy of the commul
r. ity in their bereavement. ,t 40
MARTIN. = Oskaloosa people lear
al with deep regret of the death OF Co
oil Larkin M. Martin, at his home in Oh
ne cago Saturday of appoplexy. Deaf
o. was sudden and unlocked for, III
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