The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-05-06

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$3.50 and
Maude Crane, What Cheer. rs
Leo NJ. Stalker. Algona. ). 80
I8ss and
Josephine Augustine, oskaloosa 25
Ray Early, Oskalooosa. $500. 20
i897 and lia
Carrie DE Booy, Oskaloosa. 81
STALKER - AUGUSTINE. The
marriage OF Miss Josephine Augustine
to Leo Stalker will take place at the
brides home this evening at five
o'clock. The wedding will be a quiet
family affair. 1851
Neutrality-suspicious. Mar.
ried, at the Office of the officiating JUS
ltice, Monday, May 3, 1909, at ten,thirty
O'Clock, Mr.. Charles Holiday of Ottum-
wa, to Miss Zipporah Darlington of
Beacon, Squire c. Woodruff officiating.
The bride was formerly employed at
the Oskaloosa Steam Laundry. Friends
extend congratulations
SMITH. = The funeral services OF
the late George w. Smith, who was
the victim of an accident concurrent
with the moving of heavy safe up
the stairway of the Nugent building
last week, were held Sunday afternoon
at the residence, 607 B avenue west,
There was very large attendance, and
Rev. j. d. Guthrie officiated. Inter.
ment was made in Forest cemetery.
WHlTE-CRANE.- Married, at 1880
O'clock p. No., Friday, April 30, 1909, at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. s. H. Zendt, of the Christian
church, Miss Maude Crane of What
Cheer to Mr.. Ora White of Beacon.
The congratulations of friends are ex-
tended. Miss Crane is well and favor
lably known in the neighborhood, hav-
ing taught school southeast of Beacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will reside on the
groom's farm near Beacon.
HTLTON.-Rev. H. S. Hilton, who in
1890 was appointed pastor of the Old
First NJ. E. church in this city, died in
Wesley Hospital, Chicago on April 5,
1909. AR. Hilton, on account OF fail
ure of health, resigned his charge here
in the summer of 1891, and was follow
ed by Rev. N. NJ. Waters. On leaving
Iowa, Mr.. Hilton went to Indiana
where he established the Indiana Chill
dren's Home and found places for
over 500 waits. He has since been
employed in northwest Iowa and
at the time of his death was pastor
at Harvey, Ills.
- iWINKLEMAN.--Died. at, the home
of his niece. Mrs. j. E. Mcdowell, of
lOlivet, Monday, May 3, 1909, at 6:15
a. M, B. F. Winkleman, aged SO years
He was a former resident of Oskaloosa
/ The deceased was an old soldier and
saw service through some of the hard.
est experiences of the Civil war. He
was twice enlisted first with Major
McMullih in Company C of the Seven
tn Iowa and next with Company Of
the 18th Iowa.
Funeral services Tuesday, May 4, at
2:3O O'Clock at the McAuley Memorial
Chapel, and intcrmcnt in the Forest
cemetery. Deceased is survived by
three brothers, William, of Knoxville,
Jefferson, OF Fort Scott, Kansas and
Henry Winkleman who resides on
South | street.
ECKROAT.--Died, at his home in
Sweet, Idaho, after brief illness OF
typhoid fever, Manford Eckroat, the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Eckroat. He was born Jan II, 1874,
and died April 10, 1909. He is sur.
vived by a loving wife, mother, one
brother, Jesse Eckroat, of Sweet,
Idaho, and one sister, Mrs. Ora John
son, of Mahaska county.
The father, one brother and one
sister having preceded him to the
better land. His death came as a
shock to this community. Manford
spent his unger life in this county,
but thirteen years ago he went west
and began to till the fertile soil, in
which he was rewarded with great
success, having to his credit large
farm and nice little home.
The funeral was in charge of the
Masonic order. Interment at Star,
Idaho.
Observation-Disclosures Chi
cago Examiner OF April 30. contains
the following item which will be of
especial interest to Oskaloosa friends
of the young man: