The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-02-06

on, of Adams township, an "a pound
girl This makes Jas. McLandsbor-
ough grandpa. ~
GABLE. - Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gable, south of the city, jan
uary "a, 1913, fine girl. Mother and
daughter are getting along very nice
,ly.
DEvITT.-Bor to Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Dewitt, No. 1870 c avenue
East, Saturday, February 1, 1913, a
fine twelye-pound son. Mother and
babe progressing nicely.
LLOYD.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lloyd, sol South Sixth street,
Feb. 2, 1913, a ten-pound son. Mr..
Lloyd is more than delighted with the
young man, as he arrived on his 33rd
birthday. -'
ROSENBERGER. - Word comes to
relatives IN Oskaloosa of the birth OF
"a ten-pound son to DR.. Homer and
Mrs. Rosenberger, Saturday, Febru-
larry /, 1913, at their home in Whittier,
California. All doing we'll and happy
accordingly.
WHITE HARPER--Marrie at the
home of Rev. Roy Il. Deadman, Oh
Friday afternoon at 1880, Mr.. Ray
White, of Fremont, and Miss Buelah
Harper, of Hedrick They were at
tended by the mother of the bride and
also the mother of the groom. For
the present they will make their home
in Fremont.
KOETT.-Died, at his home, SOB
, High avenue East, of stomach trouble
,of nine months duration, at $3.50 a.
m. Monday, Feb. 3, 1913, John A.
Koett, aged 81 years. Deceased was
born and raised in this state. He was
a member of the order of Eagles.
Deceased leaves a wife, four daugh-
tiers and three SOUS. Funeral will be
held Tuesday morning, Feb. 4, at 9
O'Clock. Interment in the Catholic
cemetery.
/ GREENE Mrs. Clara Lacey
| Greene, died in the hospital at the
| Soldiers Home at Marshalltown, Sat
Q urday morning. Feb. l, 1913, OF a
: complication of diseases, Clara La
l ICey Greene was widow of Charles
{ w. Greene, of Des MOines, Iowa. Mrs.
? tGreen's husband was a soldier in the
Civil War and she has been for sever
al months been an inmate of the
Soldiers Home hospital at MARSHALL
town. Mrs Greene was a sister of X.
Anna Morris Clark, who is the wife
. of Reverent G. B. Clark, Chaplain OF
: the Soldiers Home at Hot Springs,
, South Dakota. Mrs. Greene leaves
! two children surviving her; Hugh
. Greene, of Wyoming, and Mrs. Marie
D ,Northrup, of Hot Springs, South Da-
J ikcta. Mrs. Clark's and her sisters
= maiden names were Morris but both
j. these ladies we're reared by John NJ.
i. Lacey from their childhood, and they
!. have many friends and acquaint
. lances in OskalOosa and this county
, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Northrup are
: now at Des Moines where the funeral
D will be held Tuesday afternoon. Rev
!. erend Clark a good many years ago
was pastor, of the Central Methodist
+ church of this city.
!. KELLER-Elizt L. Keller died at the
t home of her daughter, Mrs. F. G. VIII
I tiams, 221 South NJ. street, Sunday
evening at Q o'clock, Feb. 2, 1913
Death resulted from dropsy, which
/ she had suffered about. six months
y Funeral Tuesday morning, Feb. 4, al
, 1880 at the Christian church, con
: Quoted by Rev. Roy Il. Deadman, the
1 w. II. c. attending in body. Inter
: ment in White Oak cemetery. De
ceased was born in -Licnou county
:. Ohio, July A. 1910. When four years
: Iof age she removed with her parents
e Ito Bristol, Indiana Here she speni
her giflhood days and was married tt
Abraham Keller, in the spring Of 1861
ITO this union were born nine children
4 seven girls and two boys. She Is
$ survived by one sister, Mrs. Lovinf
Keller, of Michigan and by three
daughters, the other six children ant
THE husband having preceded her il
+ death The husband died August .
' I1SS2, and was buried in White Oal
Icemetery. The remains of Mrs. Keller
will rest beside those Of her husband
! The surviving daughters are Mrs. Lau
y Ira d. FRIEND, Mrs. +. G. Williams
. and Mrs. Hattie M. Van Voorhis, al
: Iof Oskaloosa Mr.. and Mrs. Keller
. Icame to Iowa forty-five years ago ant
= Settled first at Forest Home, in Powe
. lshiek county. After short residence
: there they came to Mahaska county
j and lived in White Oak township
|. until the death of Mr.. Keller. The
3 widow then came to Oskaloosa ant
= has since made her home with hei
:. daughters. She was a faithful mem
i Der of the Christian church, having
!. united with this denomination wher
c M years of age. At the time of hei
5 death she was " years. 6 months ant
$ I29 days old. In addition to her thret
5 daughters she leaves ten grandchil
4 Idren, three great.grandchildrn and
> host OF frinds to mourn the passing o
: a gentle mother and good woman
;. The family has the sympathy of al
!, in their bereavement.
4 MASON.-Of the death Of JOSEPH
4 NV. Byran. father OF Mrs Charles Z
< Mason Of North Market street Mon
; mouth (nls.) correspondent writes
!. Joseph w. Byran. one OF the earl,
Y settlers IN this part OF the country
s lwho was employed as an engineer
\ lon the Iowa Central for twenty-five
fvaoxc and who also carV&d the fluiuf