The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-03-09


ing the benediction and congratula.
tons three-conrse dinner was serv.
led. Mr. and Mrs. Van Howeling will
be at home to their many friends on
their farm west of Leighton. These
young people are very highly respect.
ed and we all join in wishing them
much happiness in their new life.
Many fine presents were received.
GABLE.--Died, at his home in Rose
Hill, Saturday, March 4, 1911, at ~
o'clock m, of paralysis and softening
of the brain of six years duration,
Frank Gable, aged A years, months
and dals. Funeral services were
held Monday March 6, at the Chris
tian church In Rose Hin.
The deceased was born in Iowa and
has been a resident of the county
since birth. Relatives left to mourn
his demise are: Father, John II. Gable,
mother, wife Francine, two daughters,
Careen and Blanche, two brothers,
LATE S. and Silas William, of Rose
Hill sisters, Mrs. Josephine Ruby Of
Mahaska county, Della Greer of Os.
kaloosa, Media Free of Oskaloosa,
Cynthia Reynolds of Mahaska county,
Ada Moffitt of Burlington, Hattie Helm
of Oskaloosa, Meta Roberts of Kent,
Ia, and Clara Carl of Rose Hill.
SMOCK-DUPIUS.- Keota Ea.
gle says: VIM. Smock and Miss Lau.
ra Dupius were married by Rev.. N.
]. Peiffer. The ceremony was per.
formed in the presence of about TWEEN.
ty of the immediate relatives of both
parties at the home of Lee Stewart,
which was tastefully decorated for
the occasion. After congratulations
had been offered the company sat
down to four-course supper prepar-
ed by Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Maude
Schreckengast that was so appetiz.
ing and bounteous that it took an
hour to make away with it. will
and Laura" are known to everyone
in the community. BY their lively,
friendly dispositions they have made
many friends who hope that this i'm.
portant step in their lives may re.
suit in mutual happiness. After to
day they will be at home to their
friends in Oskaloosa, Iowa.
KEYLOR.-Th funeral of the late
Charles Keylor, who met death as
the result of an unfortunate accident
at the home of Clyde Vermilyea, east
ten o'clock from the Vermilyea resi-
denee. lnterment was made in the
Woods cemetery near Lacey. The
funeral service was conducted by the
Rev. Buell. of Lacey and was largely
attended, number being present from
Oskaloosa and other places. There
was a profusion of floral tributes and
other expressions OF sympathy for the
young widow and other relatives. The
pail bearers were Estel Anderson,
Fred Briney, Ben White. George Phil
lips, John FOrtney and Chester Nc.
DOnOugh.
Charles Miller KeylOr, aged 20
years, 10 months and 10 days, was
born in Calais, Ohio, where he lived
until three years ago, when he came
TO Iowa and to the Vermilyea home
near Lacey, where he has resided I'M
I'll the time of his death, March q
1911. Charley was Industrious and
above reprOach in business dealings
He was affeclionate, kind and agree
able, and was loved by children as
well as those of mature years. lie
was married with Miss Florence Rock
well, October IL, 1910, and leaves his
bride-wife, mother, three sisters and
two brothers, besides a host of close
friends and acquaintances to mourn
his demise. One brother, Homer Key
Tor, who resides here, was present
with the deceased previous to his
death, and a sister. Mrs. Ada Oblinger,
came from her home in Cambridge,
Ohio, upon receipt of telegram an
nouncing the accident. The mother
was unable to be present on account
of illness.