The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-04-14

/ WlLLlS.-Born, 10 Mr.. ana Mrs, j.
a. Willis. Sunday. April 10, 1910, at
the home, No 1907 avenue west,
fine 1OR pound son.
BARRY.--Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Barry. Friday April /, 1910, a
fine ten-pound girl baby. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
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Des Moines, April 11.--Special: A
marriage license was issued Satur'
day blythe clerk OF courts TO John M,
Davis, of Oskaloosa, aged so, and
Siddle 'Crandall, of oskaloosa, aged 40.
AFaERS. Died, at his home In Rose
Hill, Friday, April 8, 1870 at $3.50 p..
M, of heart trouble, Wash Akers,
aged about so years. Funeral service
Sunday, April 10, at IL a. M, at the,
Rose Hill NJ. e. church. Interment
in Old Rose Hill cemetery
LEWIS.-Died, at her home in East
Garfield township, Monday, April IL,
| 1910, at sos p. m. of locomotor ajax
ia of four years duration, Anna Lewis
Funeral services at the residence at
] 30 p. m. Wednesday, the 18th. In
ternlent. at Forest cemetery. The de-
ceased was born in Ohio August 6,
1S47, and has been resident of the
state and county since 1856. She
leaves husband, L. f. Lewis, three
sons and one daughter.
CASFORD.-Died, at his home in
Rose Hill, Friday, April g., 1910, at
II p. NJ, of heart trouble, Of one years
| duration. John Robert CasfOrd, aged
So years, IL omnths and 6 days. Fun
eral service Sunday, April 10, at the
home, at 2:30 p IN. The body will be
sent from Rose Hill to neota via the
Rock Island, where interment will be
tmade.
The deceased was born in Prince Ed
ward Island, England, May 22, 1886
| and has been a resident of Iowa for
"a years and of the county for the
| same time He was a member OF the
15lst Illinois Infantry and a. member
of the |. o. o. F. He. leaves a wife,
three sons and one daughter.
DOUD. - the funeral OF the late
Ned Doud, of Barnard, Kansas, whose
I body was brought from the hospital in
! Topeka, Kansas, where he died, to
the old home in Oskaloosa to have
interment by the side of relatives was
held Friday morning at nine o'clock,
from st. Mary's church. The attend
ance was large attesting the regard
! in which the man was held locally.
The music was by members of the
choir Of st. Mary's. The requiem pro-
nounced by Father LOTUS was appro-
pirate and left thoughts with those
who heard, worthy of consideration.
Numerous handsome floral tributes
were seen and messages and other ex.
pressions of sympathy have been ex-
tended members of the family. The
organization of Railway Conductors
were present in a body. about twenty
marching to the cemetery and being
| in attendance at the church. The
pail bearers were John Dwyre, Of Sig
Quincy Dennis Ragen. Charles V.Hoff-
mann, James Peacock, Thomas F.
Neagle and F. n. Anderson.
MARSH.-Died, at the home OF her
adopted daughter, Mrs F. P. Montgom-
cry, in Oskaloosa, Iowa, al y: 10 a. M,
Sunday, April 3, 1910, Mrs. Martha
! % days.
| Martha Kyle was born in Black
Hawk county, Indiana, Nov. Is, 1880,
and resided there with her parents I'M
| til ten years of age. In 1910 she came
with her mother, Mrs. Dulcinea Kyle,
TO Louisa county, Iowa, and in 1874 to
Alahaska county. Mrs. Kyle soon al
ter coming to this county was again
married to the late R. p Bolles, pio-
neer of Iowa. They settled on claim
just west of where Rose Hill now
stands and near what was known as
Old Rose Hill Martha, Kyle was mar
ried in 1853 to Ambrose Jackson
Jarvis. also a native of Indiana. and
they first settled on farm east OF
the present town of Rose Hill. Later
they moved to the homestead just west
of Rose. Hill and for many years were
among the most successful and infiu-
entail residents of the county. No
children were born to them. but
through their kindness and generosity
two little girls were reared to woman
hood and given all the tender thought
and loving care that parents coud
beStOw upon their own Offspring
These girls were Lizzie Madison, now
Mrs. VIM. Murphy of South Dakota,
and Ella Mick, now Mrs. F. p. Mont
gomery OF this city. Mr.. Jarvis died
in 1890, and two years later, in 1892,
Mrs. Jarvis was again married to J.
R. Marsh. who formerly lived near
KirkVille. Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
resided on the old home place, near
Rose Hill, where Mr.. Marsh passed
away, in February, 1906. after eight
years of suffering, during all, Of which
lime Aunt Martha" nursed him with
senderest care. For many wears after