The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22

Clerk Of the Courts since our last rs
port:
No. Name. Residence. ass.
Elmo e. sheesley, oskaloosa. "a
Isl and
Agnes Gertrude Totten, Oskaloosa25
EBERLINE.- Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo, Eberline, Saturday, Sept. IL,
1910, nine pound boy.
EBERLINE.- Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ebe~line, of South NJ street,
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1910, an eight
pound girl.
PARRY.--Died, at her home in Civ.
IN, Sunday, September IS, 1910, of ty.
phoid fever of three weeks duration,
lydia Parry, aged 30 years. The de
ceased was born in Iowa and has re
sided in Mahaska county during life
Funeral service Monday afternoon a.;
300 o'clock at the NJ. f.. church al
Givin. lnterment at Henness GENE
terry.
WOODRUFF - LEE. - Squire c.
Woodruff has received an announce.
nent of the marriage of his son, d.
William Woodruff, and Mabel v. Lee,
at San Francisco, Cal. They we're
married at the home of the brides
parents, September Z. They will
make their home at San Francisco,
where Mr.. Woodruff holds a respons.
IDLE position with large contracting
firm. =.
SHEESLEY-TOTTEN. - Married,
Saturday evening at 7:15 o'clock, at
the home of the brides father, Mr..
VIM. Totten, No. 415 High avenue
west, Agnes Gertrude Totten to Mr..
Elmo Sheesley, both of this city, Jus.
tice Woodruff officiating.
| The bride is well and favorablS
known and has held the position OF
forelady In the oskaloosa Steam Laun.
dry for several years. Mr.. Sheesley
Is also an efficient employee of the Os
kaloosa Laundry, and hosts Of friends
wish them happiness in their matri
monial career.
| LANZ-SEITZ. - Miss Carrie Seiti
and Mr.. Will LAM we're married at tho
nome of the brides sister, Mrs. FREQ
Loos, 855 Seventh avenue east, Frida,
at high noon.
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. F, W. Landdeck, of He'd
rick, Iowa. The house was beautiful
lily decorated In red and white roses
The bride wore beautiful white sat
in gown, while the groom wore con.
ventional black Mr.. and Mrs. Ian;
departed Friday evening for Des
Moines, and from there will leave foI
Portland, Oregon, to make their per
tnanent home. Mr.. LAM will be en-
gagged in the drug business at tina
! place. He is very experienced drug
sist, having been In the business foI
| i've years. Their many friends wisl
them success and happiness in the
future.
KN1GHT.-Died, of paralysis, a.
$3.50 o'clock p. m, Sunday, Sept. Is
1910, after an illness of three months
duration, at the family residence, No
ZIG B avenue east, William Welsl
Knight, aged SO years, months anG
| 2 days. Funeral from the late res
| .dence, No. 416 B avenue east, at tive
o'clock p. m, Wednesday, Sept. 81
:nterment in Forest cemetery
friends of the family are invited.
The deceased was born in PennsyI
Tania. June 6, 1852, of Oliver II
Knight and Rachel B. welsh Knight
| both natives of Pennsylvania. The
| 'amily came to Iowa forty.two years
lgo and have resided in Oskaloosa
| turing that period. The deceased IL
survived by three sisters, Miss Eliza
beth A. Knight and Mrs. Virginia
Knight Logan of Oskaloosa and Mrs
Mary A. Stone of Chicago, who has
1een by the bedside several weeks
md nephew, Frederick Knight Lo
gan. Billy" Knight, as he was called
by intimates, was manufacturer and
vas well known about the state. He
vas an expert broom maker and had
been in the business in Oskaloosa and
In other places for years with prof
70 himself and others. The family
have the sympathy of friends and &C
iuaintances in the sorrow that comes
to them.