The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-12-19

1897 and .. s.r -.... - II
Babe L. Turner, oskaloosa. .... 10
, Marcus Ballard, oskaloosa. AZ
1898 * and r. ..a.
Elizabeth NJ. Coleman, oskaloosa .32
. ,WHARTON.--Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G.. Wharton of Fremont, on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 4, 1912, daugh-
ter. -. e..
/ CREESEY Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Creesey, northeast of Fremont,
on Wednesday December 4, 1912, a
son.
BREWER. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. |
Ernest N, Brewer. at their home in !
Orchard Place, east end of Second |
avenue, Saturday morning, Dec. IA,
1912, at two O'Clock, son. Mother |
and boy are all right and doing we'll. |
ABRAMS.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest r. Abrams, Sunday, Dec. Is,
1912, at the Streator hospital in Chi
cago, son, weight ten pounds. An
nouncement came by telegram to the
Abrams home in this city Sunday af-
ternoon and the title of Grandpa"
has added dignity and prestige to the
shoulders of c. W., who is beside
himself since the contents of the mes
sage became known to him. Friends
and neighbofs will therefore overlook
anything unaccountable in his conduct
that may have occurred during the
day.
| LAUGHLlN.-Died, Of cancer, af-
ter an illness of about two years dur
alton, at his home, Sunday, Dec. Is.
1912, at Alb o'clock p. m, G. G.
Laughlin, aged AZ years, 10 months
and day Funeral from Central M.
e. church at IL o'clock a. m, Tues
day, Dec II, 1919. Interment in For
est cemetery. IT,
Deceased Is survived by widow,
Bessie, daughter Aleta, son Harold,
mother, Mrs. Sarah Laughlin, brother
James, and sister, Mrs. AIDA Davis.
Deceased was well known in the
neighborhood of his residence and
was generally liked in town and coun.
try. His untimely death is regretted
and the grief of the family is shared
by a large circle of friends and &C
quaintances.
ADAMS.-Thomas Adams, of Kalo-
ma, Iowa, died in hospital in Lasalle,
ILL.,, by reason of injuries received
while In a burning car on the c. II. l.
G. p. railway near Sheffield, H., on De.
Icember 9, 1912, aged thirty-three
years. On November IA. 1900, J. NJ.
Van Kirk united Mr.. Adams and Miss
Tnn lar In MO
blessed with one child, son, ten or
eleven years old, with his mother,
Grandpa and Grandma Adams, two OF
Iof Oskaloosa, and Marsh Adams, Of
iKalona,s and a large circle of warm
friends mourn the early departure OF
1.-THE deceased. Funeral services were
conducted at Kalona by j.. NJ. Van
Kirk, of South English, on Wednes-
day, at IL a. NJ, In the Christian
church. Interment in Sharon Hill
cemetery.
JONES.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis L.
Jones mourn the death of their seven
teen.months-old daughter, Mildred
Louise, who died Saturday morning,
Dec. Ia, 1912, at 12:45 O'Clock, at the
Yates. No. 207 Third avenue west of
pneumonia, after brief illness. Mr..
and Mrs. Jones came from Des Moines
the latter part Of the week for a visit
at the home of the husbands mother
The baby was not we'll when they
started. but the Illness was nothing
Ito cause alarm After arrival here
the trouble developed into Group and
lung trouble and the baby did not
Hong survive. The little girl was the
only child and the parents are heart
broken. Friends here extend sympa-
thy to the bereaved ones. Funeral
was held this tMonday) afternoon at
two-thirty o'clock, and interment
made in Forest cemetery.
MARION. II Ida Isabel McMains,
born 1866, June 1st, passed away Dec.
7. 1912, aged 46 years, 6 months and
6 days. She was married to Charles
F. Marion, Feb. 90, 1888. To this
union we're born eight children, Tulla
E., Eva M. Walker, Faye Walker, En-
ma Rose Rex, Orr, Chester and Cora,
all of whom were at the bedside at
death, except one son. She leaves a
husband, eight children, four grand
children, four brothers and four sis
tiers to mourn the loss of the loved
one. She has passed away to meet
her parents and loved ones who have
gone on before. In her early years
she made a confession. Last winter
she Joined the Baptist church of Ito
ga. She was patient sufferer, kind
and loveable, and will be missed by all
who know her. All was done for the
patient that could be done by loving
hands. but God said "'tis enough.
come up higher" We kindly extend
our thanks to friends who have help
led us. 49, ..l.z s.
COFFlN.-Mrs. Hazel Painter COT.
fin, daughter of John T. and Lucy NJ
Painter, was born near Spencer. la.
September 81, 1884, and departed this
life at Paramount, Ind, December 4,
1919, aged 20 years. She grew to wo-
manhood in Spencer, where she was
graduated from the high school.
She was always interested In church
and Sunday school work, taking part
In their activities. After spending a
year in the west with her parents. she
entered Penn College, Oskaloosa, Ia,
IL. ~. .A..l L.