The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-01-12

Market street, on Thursday Afternoon
Jan. 5, 1911, at O'clock, Mr.. EImel
Cameron and Miss Ida M. Blakley.
Mr.. Roy Biakley and Miss Dorothei
hHill accompanied the bride anC
groom. Mr.Cameron is a well known
young farmer of Mahaska county
having been born and reared in the
county. The bride is young lady
of wide acquaintance and highly es
Iteemed, who, like her husband, has
always lived in Mahaska county Mr.
and Mrs. Cameron left on the even
Ting train for Olivet, the home of the
brides parents, where they will visit
for a few days. In the near future
they will begin housekeeping on the
farm near Rose Hill, where they will
be at home to their friends. A
wide circle of friends and acquaint.
ances extend to them most cordial
wishes.
ALLEN --Orpha v. Allen was born
in Peoria, Mahaska county, Iowa,
March 81, 1893, moved to Oakley,
Kan, with her parents in April of
1907 where she attended the public
school for a short time, and then to
Monument where, after one year, she
graduated; receiving diploma from
Logan county in 1908. She was well
accomplished in music. She then
moved to their home S1s miles north.
west of Weskan, Kan, where they
now live. Declining in health for
some time, she went to Oakley a
short. time ago with her mother for
medical treatment, where she died
Dec. %, 1910, aged IL years, months
and 81 days. The remains we're TAX
en- to Weskan by automobile, where
the funeral services we're conducted
by Rev. L. o. Smith and interment
made beside her brother in the Wes-
kan cemetery, Dec. "a. She was a
beautiful Christian character and is
greatly missed in the Sunday school
where she taught class. She leaves
q father, mother, and host of friends
to mourn her loss.
{ MORGAN. - The eldest child of
James r. and Sarah Morgan was
born August 10, 1874, in Green Brier
county, West Virginia. Benjamin f.
Morgan was married to Sarah l..
Balm July z, 1866, at Wayland, Henry
county, Iowa. The number of their
children is eight, only two of these
are living, one is Mrs. p e. Thomas
of Manchester, Iowa, and the other
Mrs. S. T. BERGMAN of Wayland, Iowa.
There are three grandchildren. The
first companion died in October, 1890,
at Sigourney, Iowa. In 1903 occurred
the second marriage of Benjamin Nor.
gan, his companion being Sarah T..
McBurney, of Oskaloosa, Iowa. He
united with the NJ. e. church at
White Oak, Iowa, in 1904. He be-
longed to Company d, of the Fourth
Iowa Cavalry. He entered the ser
vice in April 1861, at Camp Harlan,
Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. He was mus
tered out in August 1865. He died of
u
81, 1910. He was a member of Rob
ert r. Lowe Post, Sigourney, Iowa.
The funeral was held at the Christian
church in Sigourney, conducted by
Rev. w. r. Houghton. Interment in
East cemetery.-Sigourney Review.
GREENWOOD.-The following let
ter received by Oskaloosa friends
from Topeka, Kansas, under date Of
Thursday, January 5, brings the start
ling news of the sudden and unlocked
for death of the husband OF Mrs.
Daisy Smith Greenwood. Oskaloosa
friends will extend all sympathy to
the bereaved ones.
Lewis Fl. Greenwood, Daisy's hus.
band, died about 400 o'clock this
afternoon. At the time of his death
he was at the Robert Merrick resi-
dence along with Mrs. Palmer's
daughter, of New York City, who was
here with her mother visiting the
Greenwoods. Last evening he COM
planned of not feeling very we'll but
nothing serious seemed the matter
This morning he was no better and
did not get up until late when he con
cluded to walk over to Merrick's
where they were having dinner
party. After dinner all but he and
the little girl went to party at Chas
Coopers and at 400 o'clock he asked
the Palmer girl to meet young Rob
ert and George coming from school
but fell over on the davenport as she
was going out and she ran out cry
ing. MIR. Reisner saw her and asked
what was the matter and she said
"a man is very sick over here" Mr.
Reisner found him lying unconscious
and called doctor but too late, as
he had expired.-Herbert F. Smith.
KINDIG. = The following clipping
from the Appleton City tMo.) Journa
tells OF the death OF Chas. s. Kindig
which occurred Dec. 20, 1910. Mr.
Kindig was born and raised in Union
township and had wide acquaint
ahce in this neighborhood: About
three months ago Chas. s. Kindig o.
New Sharon, Ia, purchased a farm
| six miles south of AnnletOn City an(