The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-04-10

CASTLES.-Of the death of form
er Mahaska county man, a son of the
late Francis Castles and a brother of
Philip Castles and Mrs. Clara Barton
iof this city, the st. Louis Post Dis
patch says: John H. Castles, 80
years old, of l3G7A Shawmut place,
who. with his daughter, Evelyn, .
years old, was run down by an auto
mobile driven by DR.. John d. Poe of
1884 Irving avenue, st. Louis county,
lat Ridge avenue and Shawmut place,
March %, died Thursday, April 3, at
1000 p. m, in the Missouri Baptist
Sanitarium from his injuries.
Castles, with his daughter, years
old. was returning from bakery. 1t
was raining and he did not see the
automobile, nor did the physician see
the pedestrians until he was almost
on them. Castles fell directly in front
of the car, which passed over him
He lost his life shielding his child,
whom he tossed ont OF the path Of the
machine.
DR.. Poe was arrested and furnished
bond TO appear in court TO answer any
charge that might be preferred"
The funeral was held Saturday,
April 6, at 2:30 p. NJ. and the remains
inferred in the St Louis Bethania
Cemetery. Mr.. Castles was In his 55th
year and had been resident OF St
Louis for a number of years. Mrs.
Castles maiden name was Belle En-
mons of near Coal creek
MUNSELI~SULLIVAN-A quietly
planned wedding took place at the
home Of the Christian pastor, Rev.
Roy +. Deadman, of All North Third
street, on Saturday afternoon, April
10, when Mr.. Edward Munsell, of
Hynes, and Miss Carrie Sullivan, OF
| this city, We're united in marriage
/ They We're accompanied by relatives
and friends whom they had trusted
| to not give away the secret to other
friends, who had made plans for their
amusement of the happy couple AT
the conclusion OF the ceremony they
We're hurried to Rose Hill by auto,
where they succeeded in catching the
train without any interference on the
part Of those who had looked forward
! to this affair as a means of evening
iup some old scores for actions per-
Ipetrated upon them at a similar Oc-
Icasion some months ago. a. Is
Mr.. Munsell is a promising young
business man and at present has
charge of a Company store at Hynes.
He was born at Hamilton, Iowa, and
| is also quite well known in Oskaloosa.
/ The bride has spent her entire life In
this city and attended the Oskaloosa
| High school. For the past few years
she has had position with the Home
Telephone Co. She has a wide circle
OF friends who will rejoice at this OPP
Iportunity~ to congratulate the young
people on the bright future before
them. Following thier wedding trip
10 Chicago they win make their home
in Hynes.
MORRISH.-The funeral of the late
Tom Moorish, who was killed Thurs.
day, April 3. 1913, by an accidental
fall from a ladder at his home In
Knoxville, was held Sunday, April 6,
1913. at 2:30 p. m at the Beacon NJ.
K. church. The services were conduct.
ed by Rev. !. o. Kemble, OF Oskaloosa
assisted by Rev. Charles a. Ellis,
pastor OF the Beacon NJ Z. church
The church was filed TO It's utmost
capacity, the pulpit, platform. aisles
and every corner being crowded. and
apparently as many people were on
the outside unable to get In as there
were on the inside. The music was
furnished by special male quartette
consisting OF J. r. and j. A. Jones and
ed and Roy Jenkins and Ed jenkins
'sarg solo. Miss Flo Jones played