The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-13

W4-Constabie Arthur Shaw,
and wife were summoned 10 What
Cheer this morning by the unexpect.
led death of Mr.. Shaw's, aged father,
They 60 to attend the funeral.
NEWELL N. Snyder, secre-
ltary of Oskaloosa Lodge Of Eagles.
lreceiyed telegram Sunday, dated at
Aberdeen, South Dakota, stating that
Fred Newell, a member of the 0ska,
loosa Lodge, had been killed on a
train near that place. The body will
be shipped to this city tonight Il
is understood that the funeral and
interment viii take place In Abba,
the former home of the deceased. All
/ particulars are lacking.
RITTER. Died, at the Mission
Home one and one-half miles north
east OF the city, of heart failure at
! ll:00 a. IN. Friday, March z, 1918, $.
Ritter. aged 81 years, 6 months and
10 days Deceased leaves daughter,
Mrs T.. c. Thatcher and a grand
daughter Mrs. A. +. Harrison, both of
Alta, Iowa Body was shipped over
the c., X. !. & p. Saturday morning
for Rolfe, Iowa, going via Des Moines.
Ii was accompanied by the daughter,
Mrs. Thatcher. Funeral will be held
Sunday at ROlfe. .-.,
Williams.-George II. Williams was
born in Pennsylvania in 1916. He
came to Iowa while quite Young and
has lived In What Cheer about thirty
fUa q ua m cd
IL, 1910. To Mrs. Mary Jessup. of 0s-
kalOosa, Iowa, who survives him. He
is also survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Hattie Smith, of Deming, Neb.
He has been member OF the Pres
byterian church for forty years. He
was an old soldier, member OF
Humes' Post G. A. r. He has been
ailing since last April and was great
sufferer. but was ever patient, and
was confined TO his bed four weeks,
He died Feb. q, 1913.
WHITEMAN.-Died OF pneumonia, |
after an illness of ten days duration, !
at his home In Harrison township, at
1880 O'Clock a. IN. Saturday, March
&. 1913, Jacob Whiteman, aged 79 |
years, months and s days. Funeral |
from the late residence at 10 o'clock !
a. m. Monday. March 10. Interment !
in Forest cemetery. Deceased is sur !
Vived by a widow, three sons and four !
daughters. While death was not un- !
expected the shock to relatives and !
the grief of friends and associates are |
none the less severe and the regret AT |
the passing OF this most excellent man !
is general.
ADAIR Died at hire residence. 402 !
North + street, al 200 p. m, March !
., 1913, of pneumonia. of eight days I
duration Mrs Jane Adair, aged 73 |
years, month and Is days. s
Deceased was born in Indiana, Jan. /
IS, 1870. and came TO this county "a |
years ago, and resided here ever |
since. She was the widow Of Robert |
Adair, her husband having died about /
two years ago. . She leaves seven !
Mrs Mary Il. Sandiland. +. |
c. Adair, Mrs. Mamie Barnes, Mrs. !
J,nnie Newman, c. w. Adair, Mrs. !
Clara Burket and Mrs Nora Station. |
The funeral was held Monday after !
noon from Union Chapel and inter
ment was made in Rochester Gene
terry. 81. /
ROSBOROUGH.-Die at his resi-
dence. 9l2 A avenue west, at 10 a. m,
Sunday, March 3, 1918, OF stomach
trouble OF one years duration. Rob
ert ROsborough, aged II years and IL /
days. Funeral from the Central NJ. +. /
church Wednesday, March IL, at 200 !,
y. m. and interment In Forest Gene I
terry
Deceased was born in Indiana, Feb.
ruary q, 1912, and came TO this I
county 81 years ago. He was a men,
Der of the Odd Fellows lodge. De- |
ceased Is survived by his wife, d
brother, Alfred G. ROsborOngh. who
resides in Oklahoma, and a brother.
In.law, Rev. f. II. Waring. His broth I
borough passed away.
GARLAND.-The funeral OF J. c. /
was held from the residence
afternoon at one o'clock. l.
Rev. J. NJ. McClelland conducted the |
services and was assisted by Rev. !.
D. Kemble. The music was furnish.
ed by Prof Howard HOckett and part
or the Penn college chorus. The Bea- L
con Lodge OF the Knights of Pythias,
Of which the deceased was member, /
attended the service in body and d
there were many other out OF town !
people present. In fact the house /
was filed 10 its capacity. over one {
hundred and fifty being present. |
Those acting as pail bearers were /
William w. and James Williams, /
John F. and John X. Jones, Henry
and George Sowden. The /
floral tributes were many and beanti- J.
full. j. G. Garland was born in 1886 .
at Soundwell, England. He came 10 I
this country in 1870 and 10 Beacon /
in 1875. In 1876 he was married TO !
Elizabeth Chiffon OF Beacon and six /
were born 10 this union, |
only two sons, Everett and Irwin. sur |
yiYing their father. Mr.. Garland has !
l,een member OF the Methodist !
church for the past forty years. In |
1910 he moved to this city and resid- !
ed here until his death last Friday.