The Oskaloosa herald., 1909-04-08
THE EDDYVILLE NEWS
Daily Happenings In Live Town
Told by John r. Sipes.

home OF his aunt, Mrs H. E. Keen, in
Ottumwa, at noon Wednesday, March
81, 1909, Oscar Il. Palmer and Miss
Ellen Dean. OF Galesburg Illinois The
bride was attired IN white and carried
carnations and ferns. The groom
wore the conventional black. Mr..
Palmer has resided in this vicinity a
number OF years, and is an industrious
young man who has made ibis own
way in the world, his parents and inn
mediate relatives being dead. The
bride comes from Galesburg, ILL.,, and
7ier parents also are dead Not know
ing anything OF her history we believe
her to be worthy young lady The
young couple win go to housekeeping
in Eddyvilie, and they have rented
Mrs. Charley Kussart's property on
North Fourth street.
Sabra Held was born September q,
1921. In New York, and died April i,
1909. at her home in Mahaska county,
two miles north Of Eddyville, aged 81
years. 8 months and 10 days. The
deceased was married to Balsar Heki
May Is, 1S41, in Springfield, Ill. They
moved to Iowa in the. early fifties and
settled near Eddyville, and have re
manned in this vicinity ever since
The deceased is survived by her aged
husband, now SO years old, and by
four sons and two daughters. Funeral
from the house Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock
Mrs. Ollie Oldham returned to her
home at Van Buren,, Arkansas, after
IA months visit here with relatives and
friends, last Thursday night.
Mrs. Lillian Mayer and daughter
Helen visited the last of the week at
Ithe. home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kent, OF Oskaloosa.
Miss Marie Bowden, of Oskaloosa,
is visiting few days with her sister,
Mrs. Jim Johnson.
John Ellenwood,. who has conducted
a billiard hall here for the past year,
purchased s. A. Townsend's pool hall
last Friday. He will take possession
right away, and John will conduct both
the halls now.
Mrs. Sheehy, of Pella, visited here
this week with her sister, Mrs. Char
ley Pos, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bennett and lit
tie daughter were passengers to Des
Moines last Friday ST.
Mrs. Ben Savilie, of Flagerly, re.
turned to her home after a short visit
with relatives and friends here.
Eddyyille, April 7.-Died, at hel
home in Des Moines, Ia, Saturday
April 3, at IL p. m, Jhanna Deadly
aged IS years. The deceased with
her husband formerly lived in the
country between Excelsior and Os
kaloosa from 1859 until April, 1908
| when she moved to Des Moines Il
keep house for her son, William. The
remains were brought from Des
Moines Tuesday on the afternoon
train over the Rock Island, and were
met by the undertaken, and the small
party accompanying the remains fol
| lowed them TO their last resting place
in the Catholic burying ground oil
Highland cemetery, where they were
laid beside those of the husband and
five children buried there. Those
coming on the train were: Eugene
Deadly, of Kansas City, Mo-, and VIM
Deadly, of Des Moines, sons of the de
ceased and the only surviving rela
tiyes; Ed and James Mcdonald, Pal
| md M
The burial of Mrs. leila May Nor
ris occurred at the same time
Those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allison, jr., o
| Avery; Mr.. and Mrs. <Sias. PoultoI
and Earl True, of Ottumwa; DR.. MAJ
True and daughter, and George True
of Oskaloosa. MRS. Morris Tnothe
died about 1890. She Is survived b.
her son, Poulton Morris, and father
Green True, of Eddyyille; by twC
sisters, Mrs. William allison and Mrs
Chas. Poulton, and a brother Ear
True, of Ottumwa, and b" other rela
| tives in Oskaloosa and elsewhere.
Misses Ruin Berry and Goldi,
Mater, were passengers Tuesday TO
Sand Prairie, whittier they journeye'
to attend the wedding OF a forme
acquaintance, iIiss Violet Scoville
who is to be married to Mr.. james
4 Mccarthy on Wednesday, April
Miss Scoville was formerly a pupi
in the Eddyville nigh school.
Mrs. Tom Johnson, son and daugh
ter returned from Knoxville Tuesday
where they had been visiting a few
days with the family Of Mr.. Dav'
4 Thompson.
Ed Shields started for the southland
again Tuesday night He win visi
Texas, Arkansas and perhaps othe
states. He goes with the view o
purchasing land.
i A. Hartman went to Des Monies
Tuesday to stay a few days with hi
son, r. It. Hartman.
/ Mrs. John Smith and son harol'
returned from Ottumwa Tuesday
where they had spent a few day
with Mr.. and Mrs. y. $. Smith.
S. vandezyi and A. N. Vanderlin
II den. OF PeIla. were here Tuesday tax