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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
BOLTON.

Mr., and Mrs. Lester Todd are re
joicing over fine baby boy born Fri
day, Sept. 2. w d.
Del Pearson has moved his family
back again to our camp. They also
have fine baby girl three weeks old
Harry Moulton and wife took in the
fair at Des Moines. They were gone
one week and report a splendid time
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn and family were
in Des Moines for a few days among
relatives last week. 20. ..... ..
Mrs. McNish and Charles Kissingel
were Oskaloosa shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson were
made very happy Saturday evening
by the arrival OF fine big boy. Baby
mother and papa are getting along
line. -.. ~. .,r.n- -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lawrence were
visitors at the Allie Childs home last
Thursday and Friday.
Workmen have been busy tearing
down the boarding house. 1t has
been sold and taken to Oskaloosa tc
be rebuilt. ,t......r u
Our school flag is floating again
School commenced Sept. 9Th, with
very good attendance, with Miss Alic'
Cargill in charge. =.
Geo. Fisher, who got hurt couple
of weeks ago, is getting along nicely
He is able to be out and around &
little on crutches.. We hope Mr.. Fish
er will, soon be able to resume worh
again, as he has large family to pro
vide for. ... ".
The splendid doWnpour of rain Sun
day night was greatly appreciated by
all. 1t certainly WAS needed.
Miss Alice Cargill was an oVer-Sun
day visitor in Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Larson were Oskaloosa visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Berto returned to her home
in Des Moines after visiting seyera
days with her daughter, Mrs. Leste
Todd.
The mines are idle today (Monday
the company having quite good dea
of trouble with the boilers.
Mr.. Clarey is making preparation
to move to Olivet, where he intend
to run a boarding house. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clarey are very Industrious pee
pie and we wish for them every sue
cess.
Allie Childs and wife celebrate,
Labor day in Abba.
Miss Emma Berto, from Des Nome
Is a visitor at the home of her sister
Mrs. Todd.
BELLE.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
White Oak.

The fall term commenced at Pleas
ant Grove school Monday. Sept. II.
Oliver Anderson has enrolled as a
student at Penn College.
John Swanson had horse killed by
lightning during the storm Sunday
night.
Simon Hawkinson is having a brick
foundation put under his house.
Andrew Anderson and Fred Larson
of Buxton, We're recent visitors here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Swanson and
daughter, Eva, spent Sunday afternoon
at the Henry Hawkinson home.
Martin Olson's and Clarence Faiths
were Sunday visitors at Albert Sink
erson's, of Tioga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Larson, of Spring
Creek, attended church here Sunday
morning and visited at the parenta
Larson home. -st ~. ..s.....'+a
Rudolph Brostrom and sister Miss
Sigma, of Oskaloosa, left Monday fol
Lake Park, Iowa, to attend the wed
ding of their friend, Miss Cecilia SAM
son. 49,. r. .sa.,.r
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Swanson ant
sons, Arnold and Edwin, went to FL
dora Saturday for a few days visi
with MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Swanson.
j. P. Larson has commenced worl
on his barn. ..-, .E ..-.y.
....,.,... ..-,, AUTUMN CHILD:
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

Miss Nellie Martin. Of Fremont
visited Gail Wright last week.
Elmer Carpenter, of New Sharon
was down at the ball game Saturday.
Miss Knudson, of New Sharon, IL
visiting with her brother. Knute. a
Wright. =. ~
Miss Mary Dusenbarry commencet
her school at Maple Grove Monda,
with full turnout.
Mrs. j. NJ Ireland returned from
Grundy Center Saturday, where she
had been visiting friends.
The New Sharon boys were down
Saturday and played the Wright boys
Result 2 to in favor of the Wright
team. .. a.
Two Mormon ministers were in this
place last Monday. They left litera
ture that will not be very convincing
to many people, e& n Ms
The funeral services of Mrs. Clyde
Perkins were held at the Friends
church Wednesday, conducted by
Rev. McCord, of Oskaloosa. There
was an unusually large attendance.
The friends and especially the hus,
band, father and mother have the
sympathy of the community.
Sept. IL. w.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

The fall rains are here.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
MADISON.

j. B. Cruzen is building a hog house
8x3O with cement floor.
Mr.. Walling from the city Is wall
ing";a cistern for Fred Else this week.
Elmer knight and family were at
the Carl Beal home for dinner Sun.
day. H.. W -r EtHI ..ttF saet.
May Walrayen is helping Mrs. Fred
Else the last two weeks with her fall
work. s.t.r ...z.
Sam Cruzen and family spent a day
with their son George and wife re.
Gently.
The Vankemert brothers have the
contract for hauling coal for the
school house.
Harry Hicks and family were enter
tanned at Ida Cruzen's after church
and Sunday school last Sabbath.
Richard Stuart and wife from Kes
wick are visiting relatives here. They
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
HAWkEYE NEWS,
Nosidann

Miss Blanche Lisbon, of Blyth spent
few days at her friend Mrs. Blowd
win j. Ballinger. E..s
Mrs. Joe Siebert and children spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. AL
bert Rose, near Rose Hill.
Misses Olwin B. Jones and Mary and
Annie Shultz called on Miss Bertha
Herring Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Winders and children call
ed on her sisters Tuesday.
Edris Jones, of Abba, called at his
mothers home Sunday.
Miss Clara Siebert is staying at hel
sisters Mrs. Albert Rose, near Rose
Hill. ...
The weather is little chilly a.
mornings and evenings.
School has started here with Miss
Rena Silcox as teacher.
Mrs. Sy Parrick is visiting her sistel
in Kansas City.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
ELM GROVE.
A fine meeting is in progress at the
Rantist church.

A fine meeting is In progress at the
Baptist church.
Cool, rainy weather for a change
but the grass is growing and looks
like spring.
Several of the young people of ths
neighborhood took dinner with Miss
Ethel Jarrard Sunday.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Booahs Saturday night
All doing fine, especially the father
The sick folks of the neighborhood
are Mrs. Torrance Kelderman and
Mrs. Charles Dewitt. Both, are bet
ter at this writing.
Several around here attended the
Yearly Meeting Sunday, but the rain
spoiled the day some and kept lots OF
other from attending, 80
Abel Shafer met with painful acci
dent Friday when his horse ran into
tree, striking him in the face. He
had to be taken to doctor and sew
eral stitches taken.
Henry Rhine and wife and Elmer
Carpenter and wife drove down to
Charlie DeWitt's Friday in Mr.. Car
penter's auto, ..-.
School began Monday at Elm Grove
with Miss Ada McFall as teacher. Her
sister will teach Prairie school.
George Minard and wifi, of Bux,
ton, visited a few days at the parental
Stout home and other friends, return
ing Saturday. ..
Some are beginning to cut up corn
and fall seems surely here.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
BUXTON.

Mrs. Graham, of Abba, was calling
on Mrs. Clifton here last Friday.
Mr.. Cruise was in Abba Tuesday of
this week. .e, .........
There is a prevalence of measles
again among the children. ~. h.
Mrs. ALI Thomas and Mrs. ]. ID.
Thomas were Abba callers Friday.
J. l.. McCreary came over from
Abba and spent the day here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vance were visit.
ing her parents in Abba over Sunday
Mrs. Vance returned Wednesday. Il
Rev. NJ. D. Cox returned from Pella
Tuesday. He is to be the pastor at
Buxton for the coming year, for the
Nj. E. church. r..s.4,t s.n-ts
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. d. Thomas and son
Roy, of Des Moines, were, visiting in
Buxton at the home OF ALT Thomas
and wife last week. ,fs,, 4. a.,.,,
Mrs. Del Snodgrass and Delfransis
returned from Ludlow, Mo-, Wednes
day, where she has made an extended
visit with relatives. .a yr- 4.
Mrs. A. L. Jordan, Mrs. Lottie Bax
ter, Miss Stella Armstrong. Messrs
Alex Cruise and John Fowler attend
ed the Iowa conference at Pella Sun
day. 10 Ht, HeH, En-. s.lt 5,t
School began in Buxton Monday
The teachers at the East building ar,
Marshall Tharp, principal, Misses El
sic Riley, Mildred Druit and Lauri
Callers in the grades. ~
. Mrs. VIM. Vance went to, Pella Sat
urday morning to attend the meeting
of the laymen delegates at the sea
of the Iowa conference. She remain
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
BELLE.
LINCOLN.

A. r. Hellings and family took din
ner Sunday at the T. c. Steddom
home.
Harry Hicks and family visited at
the Abel Hicks home recently. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Reynolds from
Lacey visited at the Alva Reynolds
home one day last week.
Ziba Terrell has piped and wired
the A. r. Hellings new residence, pre-
paratory to putting in his acetylehe
gas plant. q. s..a. r-,. (.
]. A. Stephenson had cistern dug
and cemented last week. d
!. Union school started and is going
along nicely with Mrs. Ora Victor as
teacher A. a'.hf ra Aaa.... ~
Ed Butler and family visited at the
parental Butler home Sunday. "a
Will Crozier is having his barn
painted. A. c. Simmons is doing the
work. s..,. - sg ". aH..
Milton Macy and family took dinner
Sunday at the Abel Hicks home,
Rowland Caldwell is attending
school at Fifth ward in Oskaloosa.
Penn College began the 18th. How
ard Briggs, Opal Petit Mary Rey
nolds are attending from this neigh
borhood. ~ .t ...
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by Her
aid Correspondents.
SEWERS,

Mr.. and Mrs. James Clarkson wen
TO Ogden last week to spend a few
days with their daughter. Mrs James
Wilcox.
A sweet little baby girl arrived a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Per
rier on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th, 1t being
their first they think she is o. X.
The following are the officers of tbs
Ladies' Aid Society: Mrs. Daisy
Rumbaugh, president; Mrs. w. w
banks, vice president; Mrs. R. s. Da
Wis, secretary; Mrs. E. James, treas
ursr. Ass
Pete Savage, an Austrian, was ar
rested on warrant from Esq. Pratt's
court charging him with assault and
battery. He gave bond of $50 to ap
pear at 8, o'clock a.. m. Wednesday
the 9TH, when the court let him of
by paying court expenses. 80 -. a~,..s.-a.
The friends of Mrs. Jennet Living
ston, of Norwoodville, celebrated her
rs birthday anniversary on Sept. IL
Quite a nmber of her friends at Seev.
ers gave her postal card shower
The Livingston family is we'll known
by large circle of the Herald read
ers. Nv
George Psrcer, a Greek, was ar.
rested and arraigned before J. Pratt
ON Tusday, being charged with as
sault and battery. The trial was held
on Wednesday morning. The court
found him guilty and fined him 500,
or thirty days in Jail. Being unable
to pay his fine he went to Jail.
John Conn was arrested on Monday,
Aug. 20, charged with using obscene
and profane language in the store at
Sewers. He was sent to Newton I'M
til he sobered UP. Sheriff Russell, of
Newton, brought him to Sewers on
Wednesday the, 3st. He pleaded not
guilty and furnished 5000 bond for
his appearance on Sept. 6. for exam
ination. when he pleaded not guilty
and called for change of venue. The
case was turned over to w. Mabie, j..
p, who set the 9Th day of September
for the trial The, prisoner appeared
before Justice Mabie and pleaded
guilty The court fined him one dol
lar and costs.
nd N..t .g#g r..tl j, A, b,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
were at the Isaac Ferree home sun.

were at the Isaac Ferree home Sun
lday. IL
Beal Bros are baling hay and straw
flor the people this. fan and are a
present at work near the Glendale
| mills. H~s
Miss Maud Tilton, of What Cheer
began teaching the fall term of schoo
here the 9Th of September and is
boarding at Arthur Dilley's.
G. B. Coffin delivered 56 head OF
this years pigs to Hawkins Bros, on
Monday, which averaged IFS and he
received 1926 per cwt. @
B Mr.. MILAN filled his appointment
here Sunday at IL a. m. He with, John
Else. IT. and family were entertained
at dinner at Byron Cruzen's.
Elmer knight is putting an addition
TO his house with new porches and a
bath room to be fully equipped. Ike
knight is helping with the carpenter
work.
George Campbell and wife, from
near Union Mills, came down Satur.
day and had dinner at Fred Collins
and spent the night with their aunt,
Mrs. Helen Bailey, * t-t#tgf.u
Ed Miller and family, of Harrison
county, who have been visiting mum
erous relatives for the first time in %
years, have gone to 3Montezuma for a
visit with other relatives enroute to
their home. -,.-, a. ..s.s
Burl Aber, of Kansas City, Mo-,
spent Saturday night and had dinner
Sunday at the G. b. Coffin home. He
attended Sunday school and church
Sunday and will spend the week Wis
iting relatives and friends in Madison.
Sam Cruzen and son Will responded
to a call for help from Mrs. Helen
Bailey Monday to remove large tree
from off a fence where it had been
blown during the storm of Sunday
night. They removed the tree, repair
ed the fence, also put in a new one
where it was needed, thus proving "a
friend in need is friend indeed"
Fred Coffin, wife and daughter Clara.
accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Bailey,
went to Pella Sunday morning in their
Carter car and spent the day with
their aunt, Mrs. Sarah Downing, and
her daughter, Mrs. Sue McClain. Mrs.
Downing was 80 years, young the
10th of last May and is as nimble
and jovial as any of those present,
among whom were E. Coffin and wife
of Oskaloosa, and Ed Miller and fam
lily from Harrison county, who drove
from the city in Mr.. Millers car (the
Buick). A more happy crowd of rela-
tiyes would be hard to find than those
gathered at Pella last Sunday.
We had terrific electrical storm
Sunday night, accompanied, by high
were blown over and the telephone
lines 20, 16 and ~ were so badly
twisted and one pole broken off, that
connection with central was severed
Corn was blown down in some places,
as the fury of the storm seemed to &C
in strips through here. 80 .r
Howard Blair came from Des
Moines Sunday morning in his auto
to spend the day with his parents
near Evans and in the afternoon they
were calling on his aunts, Mrs. Ida
Cruzen here and Mrs. Frank Crispin
over the river, and returned to their
home in the capital city in the even
inG. ars ..t -.
. John Else, Jro sold 65 head of
shoats to Vanderzyl, delivered at
Leighton Monday, which averaged IT'S
pounds.
Sept. IA. Nosidam
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
oLIVET.

Mrs. A. A. Morgan spent the week in
Bloomfield with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Steward Bartema and son
spent Friday in Oskaloosa on business.
The mine is running full time. SeV-
eral new men secured work during the
week. d. n -. %aaaaa.@a
Mrs Charles Logue. Of Oskaloosa,
spent Friday in town with her hus-
band.
The Diamond Block Coal Co. has a
carpenter repairing tho company
houses for winter this week.
The writer has been taking a vaca-
ton for the past two weeks and the
result is he has not hunted up much
local news.
The tonnage at the mine this week
averages 80 tons a day and increas-
ing some as the mines get their work
ing places opened up.
The Ramsay Coal company has
force of men drilling for coal this
week three miles east of here oppo,
site the Rock Island school house on
the De Gaas farm.
vi The miners were made happy Sat,
urday by receiving their pay for the
last half of August. The result was
Olivet was well represented in Oska
loosa in the evening.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. L.. Thompson, OF
this place and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Thompson, of Indianapolis, spent
Wednesday and Thursday In Harvey
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alph
Thompson. "a ls.... EsEaz
Richard Clark, south of town, was
in town on Friday. He reported corr
drying up nicoly and good crop
Dick always looks on the bright side
of life and when in town we hum
him up. . -.. o. .4.t ..+,s4s ..
While in Abba Monday the writel
had a conversation with Rev. Henry
Carlyle, the pastor at this place. III
informed us that he was appointed Il
fill the pulpit at Osceola and his piact
would be filed here by Rev. Martin
of Rhodes, Iowa. E.a.. .%~Ets.,. &.
Mrs. ]. L. Billings received he
voucher for her pension as the widow
of the late j. l.. bllllnes' iaot "00n
also some back pension due the de
ceased. She will receive the SAM
az soon as the papers are properl!
signed UP and returned to the depart
ment at Washington. - ii &A&t
R. T. Rhys, state mine inspeeto
for this district, was in town Thursda'
and made tour of the mine. ol
his return to the top side of the cart
he informed us that he found the ven
tilation of the mine greatly improve
since his last visit here, also the ger
eral sanitary conditions and felt .sa'
isfied the improvements now bein
made would add greatlyEto the minis
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Williams aeknow
edge the receipt of an Invitation fror
Congressman N. L. Kendall 70 atten
the old settlers meeting on Wedne
day. Providence permitting We wi
be there, and go from there to Wasl
ington in the evening, where We WI
be the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Jane
Eckeis. While on the rounds we WI
hunt up Clifford Thorns,l one Of Cd
next railroad commissioners OF Iowa.
r. w.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
.MRieHT.i

Our new NJ. d. is getting quite {
practice already. sgl !.
Miss Hinshaw. o. oskaloosan u
teaching the Unity school. /
The Ladies' Aid Society put dow
the carpet In the Union church,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
ID Tor the serylces Sunday.

ed for the services Sunday.
Miss Emma Anderson was taken III
the first OF last week and it was found
necessary to operate on her for APP
pendicitis, which was done Thursday
evening. We are glad to report that
she is getting better She is under the
care Of trained nurse from Oskaloo-
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
Notice to tho Public.

Our mines will not be open till
about October 10.
7w4 Deck-Tullis Coal Co.
The Washington times., 1910-02-09
Deaths

Frank F Laporte. 3 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Charles W BealI- a years 1890 Fuller
sUFesL northwest
william B. Padgett. IS years. s15 New
Jersey avenue southeast
Nettie NJ CARRIER, ? years, 6e1 L street.
southeast
Elizabeth D. Cullen. IS years Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
Warheld Balnes. Is years, 1743 Eighteenth
street northwest
Samuel Henry, 51 years. IA Third street
northeast
Laura. Fitzhugh. - years. Garfield Hos
pitaL
Eliza Ferry. 50 years. Government Hos
pital for the Insane
Jeanette R Lehman. q years. 100
Twelfth street northwest.
George g Harris. s. years, 53a Bates
street northwest
William H Hennige, / year, 1900 Sixth
stIeeL soutnWesl
Michael Fitzgerald. 63 years, lis Carroll
street southeast
John Boldue, % years, Soldiers Home
John D MuTdough, 3 years, 1857 Church
Daphne N Floyd. q years. the Pu-rfnr
ton, Vermont avenue and NJ street
John T StetsOn- S. years. 1924 Twelfth
street northwest
Emily r kilmon So wears Z1G7 F-orr--
teenth street north west
Homer z Nowlin- 30 years, a07 y street
northwest
Ella L wertenbazer. a years. sss F
street northeast
John T Freeman, 81 years. I231 Nasza-
chuSets avenue southeast
william y, HaU7el- g months. 1915 Thirty
sixth street northwest
Paul Fisher. Is days. Z21a K street
northwest
James P. McCauley. ! day. 80 Four
an0-a-nalf street southwest
The Washington times., 1910-02-09
CLERGYMAN HEIR
TO COPPER CLAIMS
Father Mulvihill Seeking ES-
tate Said TO Be Worth
a Million.

DEs MONIES, Feb. 9--The Rev D r
MuIvihu left today for Mexico to prove
immense mining claims in the province
Of Sonora left Dy a man OF similar name
whom he believes 10 be an uncle The
estate is valued approximately ~
SI,O00,O00
a communication was recently "a
Ceived by the police department from
the Mexican authorities asking InfCTma-
ton about The heirs OF stephen .. Null
vihill. who had died possessed Of i'm
mense mining claims. without heirs. and
leaving no word concerning his relatives
except that they resided in Iowa.
The Washington times., 1910-02-09
EXCURSIONS.

A special low rate ticket Is on sale
each Saturday over the line of the
Potomac and Chesa apeake Steamboat
Company 10 Norfolk, good going on
the steamer leaving here Saturday af-
teruOOu and 10 return on the steamer
leaving Norfolk Sunday afternoon.
The steamer St John Is making reEu-
lar trips 70 Norfolk ard Old Point,
leaving here Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays al o'clock o M and
returning leaving Norfolk SUNDAYS
Wednesdays, and Fridays at p m
and Old Point at D m
Tte st. Johns is q TOomy steamer,
and raS up-to-datc pasSen ger accom-
u7oGstigES- The state rooms are SUD
piled with running water and with
mod EN- metal baths and beds Thev
are uast comfortable for a nights
travel
The Washington times., 1910-02-09
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y B.-FolloEinE schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
Fer Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile Naw
Orlsans. Asheviue, 2 a m scd 1913 n -
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a m
daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chatta0oova
Birrn5n ghaEa, New Orleans. 1910 . m
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooua
Nashville. Memphis. $40 a m dai7v
tSIeeping car open after 10 ?. NJ
For Atlanta. Birmingham Columbia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. savannah Ta~lr-
sonviue. ana Florida points, SIS p N. dams
L s BROWN. General Agent
sez-G-exu
The Washington times., 1910-02-09
DEATHS

BA&TER-Depsrred this Ifre F-ar-ua-- -a-o
e - O'Clock P m. JAMIE r. beloved
Baxter. aged sixteen years eight months
Funeral from her late residence. -os Eve
SSIeel sou[1east- al I-0 O'Clock D m
.1sI{E L2orsaay, February 10 1910. Friends and
Calm the -tunult Of thy heart.
She who suffered is AZ rest
It. By Her Parents
BROWN-Ou Tuesday, February 5. 1910 a-
her residence CoIvin Run. Va. SsPsF+
E. widow OF the Rev. AUGUSTUS F,--7---
aged edghty-siX years.
BURkE-On Tuesday. Februarv & 1910 .-
go 2. n. al her residence. Vir-lrEa a1s~--
ments- Seventh street and virginia a,euue
Nellie Burke EulIe.
CROSSFIELD-On Tuesday, Fe5-1arv s. 1910
a $50 D m. At his residence IIsS seven
teentn street northwest, FTTLEyD -C-HFST
husband OF Henrietta CrossfaId
LANGLET-On Tuesday- February 8. 1910 AZ
MS residence, 50 = street southwest
JAMES H LANGLEY. son OF Hannah b
Langley
NOwLrN-on Tuesday. February &. ls1o. At
gsT11eld Hospital Dr. HOMER + Now
Dr- NowIin vas born in sharon. Tenn.
In lsIt- He came % Washington while q
young man and lived here the rest of his
life His death followed an illness Of
nearly seven years Dr. Nov~Ifn IS survived
% his parents. one sister, and one brother.
al q Sharon Tenn
SEIE-R-On Wednesday, February 2. 1910. a,
y g IL LAURA V Seller widow OF
william =. Seller
Funeral from he daughters residence
Ms 9. P Johznsen, s57 New jersey ave
=. W. Friday. February IL az D m
Hslsrtves and friends invited % attend N
termsnt private IL
WHEELOCK-On Tuesday, February s 1910
a. Hyattsvile- Nd ARTHUR W son OF
Mrs r A Wheelock- IN his thirty-feurth
year,
WRIGFfT-SUd1s1ly. on Tuesday Fsr,-rra-v
E 1910 a. her residence, SzI Eizhth street
northeast. EMMA THERESA VFRFC.F4T
wife Of " H Wright
Mrs Wright was a native and lifelong
TesidenL Of this city Her death followed
a b-ief illness she is survived b-- he-
husband ana infant child and by her uar-
euus and Two brothers