The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-04-20

by an unusually large
number of attendants.
DEATHS, MARRIAGES
Marriage Licenses.
Following is the list of marriage |
licenses issued from the Office of the |
Clerk of the Courts since our last re. |
port:
No. Name. Residence. Age.
( George Oswandle, Oskaloosa. IA
905 and
Anna Sopher, Witten, S. D.. SO
HURST.-Born, to G. w. Hurst,
413 South H. street, Easter Sunday,
an eight-pound baby girl. The little
lady has been given the nme of Mel
lie Maude.
REAM.-Died, at his home near
Glenwood Park, Monday, April II,
1911, at 700 o'clock a. m, of liver and
heart trouble of ten days duration,
William Ream, aged 35 years.
The deceased is the son of Sena
| tor John F. Ream. He leaves wild
ow and a small child, named Neoma.
Funeral services Thursday, April 20,
at 300 o'clock at the Methodist
church of Beacon. Interment in Bea-
con cemetery. The death of Mr.. Ream
comes as a shock to his many friends
| KEINAST - KING.-Married, at the
home of the groom, on North Third
street, Saturday evening, April Is,
l1911, at $50 o'clock, Pearletta King,
of Denver, Colo, to Charles Kienast,
of Oskaloosa. The ceremony was
conducted by Squire o. C. G. Phillips
before a number of intimate friends
and neighbors. The groom is well
known man of this city, being pro.
prietor of a dyeing and cleaning es.
Enlistment, No. Ala High avenue
who has made many friends since her
arrival in the city. They will reside
on North Third Third street.
| SOWDEN - RISNEY. - OskalOOsa
friends received word to-day of the
Sowden, both of Oskaloosa, at Des
Moines Saturday. They are both well
known Oskaloosa young people, hav'
ing resided here since birth. The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Sowden of near Beacon while the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Risney, corner of f street and
Ninth evenue. Mr.. Sowden has been
employed as a plumber in this city
for a number of years but went to Des
Moines recently where he could enter
a larger field. The will reside in Des
Moines.
BALLINGER.-Died at his home
near Beacon, Saturday, April Is, 1911
at 4:3O p: M, of cancer of the stom
ach, of nine months duration, James
) Wallace Ballinger, aged 67 years.
The deceased was born in Iowa il
1874, and has resided in same since
birth. He is member of the U. M
w. of A. A widow, one son and ont
} daughter are left to mourn thei
: loss. Funeral service at the home
Monday, April II, at 200 p. m. Inter
ment in Beacon cemetery. An autops.
, over the body was held by DIR. J. A
Ruan and County Coroner Z. M
J Cheesman. 1t was found that tn
stomach was completely closed by
r cancerous growth. Ballinger ha
: taken no nourishment for twenty-fou
g days and in reality starved to death
! At the time of death he was wha
: could be truthfully called a Twin
: skeleton"
HITES.-D. A. Hites died at hi
: home in Des Moines, al l o'clock SUI
day morning. Death was caused b
b an intestinal tumor. A widow an
= three children survive. Funeral Sc
II vices Will be held at the home Tue
: day afternoon at 1 o'clock, and wi
u be conducted by Des Moines Lodg
II No. G8, Knights of Pythias, of whic
j. Mr.. Hites was a member. Intermer
at Glendale cemetery.
Mr.. Hites was resident of Maha
ka county for many years, and was
resident and county officer in Ada
u county. He was related to ex-Secr
ii tary of State w. B. Martin. He wa
connected with the Office of secretar
u of state many years and was Mr.. Ma
. tins deputy. He then became cler
in the department of archives, and
tired from the service of the sta
% about a year ago on account OF 1
T. ness. An operation at Methods
3 hospital about three weeks ago di
u closed that he had an incurable l
testinel ailment.
u HUNT.-Died, at the home OF h
II parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hun
- No. 6IS Fourth averue west. Satu
day, April s, 1911, at 1880 p. m,
pneumonia of five days duratio
Bertha Omega Frances, aged yeaI
y months and II days. Funeral sc
" vices at First Reformed church. Mo
y, day, April 10, at 1 o'clock and int
= ment in Forest cemetery. She leav