The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24

SCHEUERMAN-Born, Sunday, Oc-
itober. 90, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Scheuerman, of 1857 A avenue East,
baby girl.
| SNAKENBERG-F - Mar
Iried, at the office of the officiating
justice, C. Woodruff, at p. m, FRI
day. October Is. 1912. Maude Fixmer
to Edward Snakenberg, both of Har.
Iper. Iowa.
| GARNER.-The funeral OF Lulu
Walden Garner was held Sunday from
Wesley Chapel at 300 p. IN. Interment
in Forest cemetery. Deceased died at
Vancouver, B. C =, October IA, 1912,
and the remains were shipped TO this
city for burial where they arrived
Saturday afternoon. She was the
daughter of Mrs. Carrie McCutcheon.
! RITCHIE - STANFORD. - Married,
October Is, 1912, at the Summit Park
United Brethren parsonage in Des
Moines, Miss Susie Stanford. OF Pres
colt, Iowa, to J. B. Richie, of CoXfaX,
Iowa, Rev. e. L. Reese, officiating.
The bride is daughter of Levi
Stanford, of Prescott, and has been
resident of ColfaX for about year.
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. Richie. of GIG South Twelfth
street. of this city. He has been in
Colfax about five years and is en-
ployed at the Mason House in that
city.
BLAKLEY. Died, at her home, the
residence of her. nephew, r. o. Chat
man, in Beacon, at 6:45 o'clock a. m,
Monday, Oct. q, 1912, Miss Dora
Blakley, aged So years. Funeral at
l:20 o'clock p. M, Wednesday, at Oil
vet and lnterment near that place.
Deceased has resided in Iowa e.
years and for six years has made her
home at Beacon. She has no near
relatives living. Another nephew.
William Blakley, resides at Delta.
Deceased had been in fairly good
health until 4 few weeks ago when
she was taken III and went into a de-
cline resulting in death this Mon.
day. morning.
BECKMAN. - Funeral services for
the late Mrs. William D. Beckman
were conducted from the residence on
Fourth avenue east, Saturday after
nzt nd In .lHr
attended. The Iowa Brigade Band, of
which Mr.. Beekman is director, at
tended as a body but without music.
Many floral tributes were received at
the home and the bereaved husabnd
and family have been recipients of
numerous messages of coincidence
and sympathy Funeral ceremonies
were conducted by Rev. J. NJ McClel.
land of the Central NJ. E. church. Pail
bearers were William and Elmer Bar.
rows. Chas S. Walling and Charles L.
Farmhouse. Interment was made in
Forest cemetery.
CORCORAN co. HESTON. - Married,
Sunday evening, October 90. at st.
Mary's Catholic church, Rev. Father
Thomas F. LOTUS officiating, Miss
Ina Hestom TO Nj. Dan COrcoran, both
OF this city. The wedding was a
quiet private affair, with only Mr..
and Mrs. john C. Corcoran present at
the church as witnesses to the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran have
apartments at the home or Mrs. Mary
F. Stanton. No. 3l2 North c street.
The bride Is well and fayorably
known, having been employed at the
Baldauf-Rosenblatt store drought
number OF seasons. The groom is
known by practically every resident
OF Oskaloosa having been connected
with the local postal service for years,
being one OF the oldest men in point
OF service. He has been connected in
q business way with local enterprises
iraternal circles. Hosts OF friends
offer congratulations and best wishes.
BARBER.-The funeral Of Eliza +.
Barber, widow ii the late SilaS w.
Barber, who died October 6, 1903,
was held Sunday afternoon from the
Central NJ. f. church and interment
made ia the Prime cemetery. Many
beautiful floral tributes accompanied
the body from Los Angeles and a
great many were also sent from
here. Rev. McClelland officiated at
the service. The following men acted
as pail bearers: Eph Smith, Robert
Bennett. Newt Cox, Geo. Smith, Henry
Tandy and Lon Hoover.
Mrs. BARRIERS death was the result
OF an auto accident in Los Angeles.
October IA, 1912. In attempting to
cross the street she was struck by an
auto and died about nine hours after.
wards. Funeral services were held in
Los Angeles at 1890 p. m. October
Is. and the remains shipped TO this
city where they arrived Sunday morn
ing accompanied by James Graham.
brother of the deceased. Deceased
leaves four children, James Graham,
Harriet Mae, Vida Fac and Fleda
Flarana parhar Che wos tho Siafar