The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-10-31
BIRTHS, DEATHS. MARRIAGES

DAN ASy AEA4n MAN0kAOCt
Thomas Davis, New Sharon. q:
1859 and
Ruth Wymore, New Sharon. So. 1!
Clifford Evans, Beacon. .........2 q
1850 and
Gertrude Rucknell, Beacon. -. &c
GRAY.--The funeral of Mrs. N. w
Gray yill be held Wednesday after
noon at 1880, from the home. Burial
in Forest cemetery.
EARHART. = Died, at Oskaloosa
Hospital at $3.50 a. m. Monday. Oct.
%. 1912, of Bright's disease of five
weeks duration, Daniel Earhart, aged
As years. The body will be sent to
Iowa City, where the funeral will be
held. Mr.. Earhart came to this city
about two years ago from Iowa City,
and has been running the shooting
gallery at the corner of High avenue
and B street since. q
FRENCH.-Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
French, No. 916 High avenue west,
were summoned to Bloomington, H.,
this morning by the sudden and un.
expected death of Mr.. French's moth
err, Mrs. Jane French. She was taken
i'll with what was diagnosed as ty-
phoid fever and lived but two days.
Funeral Sunday, Oct. q. Deceased
was known here to large circle OF
friends, having resided in Oskaloosa
o number of years.
ELSE.-Died, at his home in Madi-
son township, Oct. %, 1912, Louis H.
Else, aged AZ years, l month and 8
days. Funeral Sunday, October 81,
from the Madison church, and inter-
ment in Madison cemetery.
Deceased was the son of John J..
Else. He had been sick for about a
year and a half He was born in this
county, October 16, 1865, and has al
ways lived here. Deceased leaves
father, mother, four brothers and one
sister.
FOX.-Died, at the residence of his
Mrs. Geo. Fox, 905 South
Seventh street, Friday, Oct. %, 1912,
at p. m, OF old age. Thomas Fox,
lged SO years. Funeral from the res
idence at 2 p. m, Sunday. lnterment
in Forest cemetery.
Deceased was born in Indiana and
moved to this state sixty years ago,
where he has since resided. He
leave the following children: Amos,
Elias, Thomas and Christi
ana Fox, Lucinda johnson and Ida
ScVerns.
GREEN HOGAN. - Marshalltown
Times Republican: Accompanied by
trends, Leroy Green and Miss Jane
L. Hogan went to .0skaloosa Thursday
Ind there, at high noon, were, married
BY the pastor of the. Methodist church.
The wedding was intended to be
surprise, but the couples plans leak
ID out within a fewohonrs after they
eft the city. The bride Is Prince
on, ILL.,, young woman, who has lived
n this city during a part Of the last
wo years, while employed as a
trimmer by the Fair store. Mr.. Green
5 an NJ. & st. L. freight conductor.
His home Is this city. The couple
vas accompanied by Miss Jessie Hire,
| cousin of Miss Hogan, and Arthur
Pose.
PAGE.-The funeral of the late
irs. Clara Haynes Page was held at
he former home of the deceased at
1T. Pleasant, at ten-thirty o'clock
his Monday morning and interment
made By the side Of relatives. Sever
i members of the family and friends
vent from this city Sunday evening
ia the Rock Island TO Ottumwa. Rev.
|. NJ. McClelland of the Methodist
Episcopal church, who conducted the
uneral services today, accompanied.
those in the party were, Mr.. and
Irs. Mark Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Haynes, Mrs. Mary Haynes, are moth
r, w. J. Howell Walter w. White and
Hiss Alice Page, of Cedar Rapids.
Numerous floral tributes were sent
rom Oskaloosa organizations with
which the deceased had formerly been
There was a large piece
" the P. f. o. Sisterhood, the W. c.
r. U. and others. The funeral party
vas met at Ottumwa by Mr.. Page and
lis daughter Miss Florence, who
brought the body from Salem, Oregon,
where death occurred following an
operation.