The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18


May Patterson, Winfield. .....:..2S
James Knox, Bolton. -. ......... 80
713 and
Fannie Garnett. Bolton .:........l9
Geo. C. Rhine, New Sharon. :. so
TIA and ..
Laura Van CIeve,, Granville. .4S
Geo. f. Campbell, Oskaloosa. ...26
715 and -
Bessie Evans, Oskaloosa .....-. IL
VIII v. Fox, New Sharon. IA
716 and
Fannie H. Burbanks, New Sharon 20
Farwell N. Anderson, Oskaloo sa. 80
TT and g.,
Elizabeth B. Richie, Oskaloosa. ,26
TAYLOR.-Born, to MIR. and Mrs.
M. d. Taylor, at Barnes City, August
10th, 1910, six pound boy. Mrs.
Taylor will be remembered by Oska-
loosa people as Miss Ellie HOFFMAN,
daughter of Jailer Ed B. Hoffman.
THOMPSON - HARTLOG. - Mr..
Humphrey b. Thompson and MISS
Hattie d. Hartlog, both of Oskaloosa,
were married Monday afternoon, Aug.
Is, 1910, at $50 o'clock, by Rev. Eu'
gene Allen, at the parsonage, AL
North Market street
KNOX - GARRETT. - Married, by
Squire C. Woodruff, at his office,
Tuesday, August 1G, 1910, about noon,
James Knox and Fannie Garnett. The
bride and groom are we'll known col
ored people of Bolton. The wedding
was a quiet affair and but few
friends were present. y.
RHINE-VAN CLEvE. = Married in
the Office of the county clerk, Tuesday
August 16, 1910, at ll:45 a. m. by
Justice of the Peace o. c. G. Philips,
Laura Van Cleve to George c. Rrine.
Both young people live near New sha-
ron. Mr.. Rhine is a prosperous young
farmer and the bride is a popular
young lady. Both are well known
and respected in their community ana
have hosts of friends that wish them
much happiness in their matrimonial
career.
Observation-Disclosures, at
the home of A. T. Cochayne, 2l5 High
avenue West, Tuesday evening, Aug.
16, 1910, at 4:30 p. m, May Patterson
to Chas. A. Dixon. The groom is
we'll known railroad brakeman OF this
CITY and has hosts of friends here and
other points through which he passes
in the discharge of his duties. The
bride is a popular and highly esteem
ed young lady of Winfield, la. Both
have many friends who wish them
happiness in their married life.
. DUTTON-HERO IN.
" Democrat and Chronicle: Miss
Harriet Herod, member of Brick
church and teacher of large class
of women in the Sunday school, and
Smith James Dutton, business man
of Oskaloo sa, Ia, were married yes
terday at high noon. The wedding
took place at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Down, Glover road,
the VOWS being heard by DIR. G. b. f.
Hallock, assistant pastor of the Brick
church. After their wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton viii reside in os-
'aloosa.
METLER.-Died, at $50 o'clock
Tus 5day evening, August l6, 1910,
George Meter, aged SO years,
months and IS days. Death was due
to Bright's disease, from which he had
suffered for period of three years.
He was born in Iowa and had lived
in Mahaska county all his life. He
engaged in various occupations in
oskaloosa and Tor several years had
been an employee of the Oskaloosa
Paving Brick company. Funeral from
the McCurdy undertaking rooms at
10 a. m. Thursday, August IS, and In
terment I'M the Prime cemetery,
ANDERSON RITCHIE.- Mr.. Far,
we'll N. Anderson and Miss elizabeth
b. Richie were married by Rev. Eu'
gene Allen, Tuesday afternoon, August
l6. 1910. at BIO O'Clock. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Homer.
COS South Third street. Mr.. Ander
son Is a well known conductor on the
Iowa Central. and the bride former
teacher In the public schools.
After the wedding ceremony they
departed on a wedding trip. They
win visit and sightsee at Denver and
other Colorado points,
Mi Anderson u conductor In the
freight service OF the Iowa Central
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