The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-17

bedside several days, Mrs Venable
and children 90 To Kelthsburg toHmor-
row morning
BUNTING.-Friends and acquaint-
ances of Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Bunting
of Adams township will sympathize
with tie parents in the loss of Dale,
theif infant son, Thursday, July 10,
1913, at birth. This is the second
child to be lost to them and the par
ents are heartbroken.
CATHCART- TERRELL. L. T.
Shangle Is in receipt of an announce
ment OF the marriage of Miss OZeila
Terrell, daughter of the late George
Terrell of North e street, and grad
uate of Penn College, to Mr.. Hugh G..
Cathcart, Sunday July 6, 1913. The
card states, at home at Lawton, Iowa.
Oskalosa friends extend congratula-
tions to this most worthy couple.
BONEBRAKE. Ralph O'Hara re-
ceiVed telegram this morning an
nouncing the death of Ralph C. Bone
brake. The telegram came from his
mother, Mrs. James Loughridge, who
has been with her son for a number
of weeks. Death occurred at Grand
Junction, Colorado, whittier he had
gone for his health The remains
will be brought to Knoxville for inter
ment. Mr.. Bonebrake was for sever
al years resident of Oskaloosa, own
ing and operating the Monarch Laun-
dry. The family have the sympathy
of all in this bereavement.
DELASHMUT.-Died at the ad.
yanced age of eighty7five years, one
month and six days, at 1890 o'clock
a. m, Monday morning, July IA, 1913,
Mrs. Jamia A, widow. of the late VIII
liam Delashmut, of Oskaloosa. Fun
eral from the home of the daughter,
Mrs. D. d. Davis in Garfield township
at two o'clock p. m. Tuesday, July Is.
lnterment in Beacon cemetery.
For siXty-three years the deceased
has been a resident of Iowa and all
but one year of that time she has re-
sided in Mahaska county. The family
was for many years among the best
known residents of county and town.
Deceased leaves one daughter Mrs
Martha w. Davis, at whose whom she
passed away, two grandchildren w.
A. and F. b. Davis and two great
grandchildren. A sister Mrs. Z. Cros-
son residing in California is the last
of the immediate family thfe re.
ceased. Mrs. Delashmut had been de-
Ginning in health and the cause of
death is attributed to old age. The
end came without suffering and with
out pain. Deceased lived busy and
an active life and she has earned her
reward.
MARSHALL.-Amand Meeker was
born in Louisa County, Iowa, Jan. 80,
1859. She was the daughter of Abner
of family OF eleven children, five
girls and six boys, of whom two girls
and five boys are still living. They
are Nelson, George and Al, Of Win
field, Iowa and Lewis, of Omaha,
Neb., Emma Eveland. of Mt. Pleas
ant and Eta Gillaspi, of Donaldson.
July s, 1875, she was united in mar
riage to J. w. Marshall. To this
union was born seven children, six
girls and one boy, all of whom, with
the husband, survive her. The chill
dren are Mittie Griffis, of Peoria, ILL.,,
Calvin Marshall, of Oskaloosa, Mrs.
Lulu Raglan, of Washington, Iowa, at
whose home Mrs. Marshall died. AL
bia Erickson, of Omaha, Neb, Emma
Toverea, of Peoria, H., Inez Sichel,
of New York City and Amanda Mar
Shall, who resides with Mrs. Raglan.
Mrs. Marshall was a member of the
Christian church at Oskaloosa and
was also identified with the Yeomen
and Macabees at that place, where
she had her home for twenty-six
years. The past five years of her life
she had lived at Peoria, Ill., Her i'll
ness dates back more than year,
the last nine months of which she has
been confined to her bed. She passed
into rest at 1890 p, m. Wednesday, I
July 8, 1913. The body was taken to
Winfield, Iowa, Friday morning, where
the funeral service was held at the
NJ. f. church at 200 p. m, conducted
by Rev. w. A.. Longnecker, following
which she was buried in the Winfield
cemetery, six nephews acting as pail
bearers. go
M'CARTHY.-Died of the results of
an operation for cancer of the in
testines after confinement OF
thirty days duration at the Oskaloosa
Hospital at 1885 o'clock a. m. Sunday
July 10, 1913, Matthew Mccarthy aged
sc years, IL months and 10 days. Fun.
eral from the first Presbyterian
church OF Oskaloosa at two-thirty o.
clock, Monday. July IA, 1913. Inter
ment in Forest cemetery.
The best of surgical aid was brought
to the aid of the sufferer but the case
was beyond human aid. The case
was hopeless from the first and an
operation was performed only In the
hope of relieving the suffering
patient. Matt Mccarthy was well
known to Oskaloosa people. He was
for years a railway conductor in the
employ of the old Iowa Central run
ming on she "Centerville branch" He
became chief of police in the admin.
istration of John c. Williams in March
1903, remaining in the position until
November 5, 1906, when he resigned
to resume railway service where he
remained until the fall of 1912 when
he returned to make his home In Os-
kaloosa. He was a man much liked
in what ever position he directed his
activities and his death is generally
regretted. The sympathies of many
friends is extended to the bereaved
family. Deceased leaves a widow,
dan0htar EYnnno CON unoh ond