The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-08-21

WEATHERWAX-B to Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Weatherwax at Abbott
Hospital, Saturday, August 16, an
eight pound boy.
HIM MASON. = Married, at 500
O'Clock p. m. Saturday, August l6,
1912. at Justice Hawkins office over
Dolls restaurant, Mr., Charles Him.
and Miss Gertrude Mason, both OF
What Cheer, Esquire Dave B. Haw-
kins officiating.
WEAVER. - kilograms received
this (Tuesday) morning give the in
| formation that the body of the late
H. P. Weaver will arrive In town at
eight o'clock this evening via the
Rock Island Railway. Funeral SER
vice at two o'clock p. M, Wednes-
day, at McAuley Chapel Interment
in Forest cemetery. &c.. e..
WEAVER.-Died, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Olive Brown, at
Haines City. Florida, Saturday night,
Aug. 16, 1913, H. P. Weaver. The re-
mains will arrive in Oskaloosa proba.
| bly, tomorrow, accompanied by the
son.in.law, Wilbert Brown. Funeral
service will occur at McAuley chapel,
in charge of |. o, o. F., of which de-
ceased was a member Dr. C. l.. Stat.
ford, of the M. E. church, will Off.
ciate. Mr.. Weaver was an old-time
resident Of Oskaloosa and Mahaska
county, in fact pioneer and was ever
prominent in everything for the good
nd mil, t,flA In S~ft ha al u nA ,tu
For an extended period he was con.
nected with the office of the clerk OF
the district court In the capacity OF
deputy. Further particulars as. to the
obsequies will be given on arrival OF
the remains.
WOODIN. - kilograms to the city
this morning announced the death OF
Mrs. Woodin, widow of the late G. d.
Woodin, of Keokuk county, and moth
err of Guy Woodin and Mrs. Grace
Hadley, of Chicago. Deceased has
been Ill almost year of a nervous
breakdown and has been steadily
falling. Mr.. Woodin received a tele
gram Friday of the serious condition
of his mother and FASTENED to the
city by first train. Death came this
morning at 1880 o'clock. Arrange
ments have been made to bring the
body to Sigourney, the former home
lof the deceased, for funeral and In
iterment, which will occur Wednesday
I afternoon. Burial will be made be
Iside the husband, the late Judge
Woodin, who died several years ago
Mrs. Woodin was well known In Os
kalosa and her death causes general
regret. -. " ~ ,t t.|
EDWARDS.-Died, at Mercy hos
lpital, at $50 o'clock p. IN. Sunday
August II, 1913, Della R., wife of DR.
David NJ. Edwards, president of Penn
college, aged forty-one years, six
months and twenty days. Funeral al
1880 o'clock p. m. from the late home
on College avenue, Tuesday, August
10. lnterment in Forest cemetery
Mrs. Edwards suffered from an alb
scess on the brain, causing compiled
tons, from which relief was impossi
BILE, and the case was hopeless from
the first. Nature, through period Of
ten weeks, contended against odds
for the mastery and made a remarka
BILE fight. The best physicians and al
that science and skill of medicine and
surgery could suggest was brought tC
the relief of the sufferer, but nature
had to give way In the end. Della
Russell was a daughter of James II
Russell and Amelia 0'Nein Russell
born January q, 1872. She is sur
vived by the husband. ID. M. Ed
wards, son, Paul. and two daughters
Susie and Lois.
LEE.-The following from the Aud
ubo8 Advocate was written concern
ing the grandfather of Mrs. H. NJ. Bias
sett, No. $40 A avenue West. Mr.
Lee was formerly resident OF Rose
Hill and was well known in 0skaloo
sa and eastern Mahaska:
William Carrot Lee was born In
Fleming county, Kentucky, February
Is, 1923, and departed this life at the