The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09

Earl Lewis schock. Lacey 22
1885 and .
Elsie May Dilley, Lacey. 10
George N Hadiey, Richland. Z. rs
1896 and
Helen Brolliar, Fairfield NIB

, st VI
George N fIadiey, Richland. as
1896 and
Helen Brolliar, Fairfield .y,i9
IRVINE Born, Tuesday, December
81, 1913, to Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Irvine,
of Sa,ilt Ste. Marie, Michigan, ten
pound son. Mrs. Irvine will be re-
membered as Miss Eva Martin,
daughter OF o. A. Martin, of Gil North
p street.
az PEARSON. Died, at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Pear
son, ITO South | street, Jan. 4, 1913,
of pneuomnia and bowel trouble of
five days duration, Frank William
Pearson, aged ten months and six
teen days. Funeral was held from
the residence this Monday after
noon at 2:3O. lnterment in Forest
cemetery.
CROW-CLIFF- - Announcements
were received by friends here OF the
marriage of Miss Mayme Cliff to NAL
colin Crow, both of Los Angeles. The
bride Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
".
city, and she has many friends and
Iacquaintances here. She was horn
and raised in Oskaloosa and received
her education in the public schools
and High school of this city.
CLENDENON.--Died, at his home
in What Cheer, Saturday evening,
January T. 1913, of general decline
| following an illness of years dura.
ton, Stephen Clendenon, father OF !.
Nv. Clendenon of OskalOOsa. The
deceased was almost eighty years of
ago. Funeral arrangements are not
completed on account OF delayed
trains. Services will. be held at
What Cheer and the body will be
b ought to Oskaloosa for interment.
The remains will be taken direct
from the train to Forest cemetery
and placed in the mausoleum.
/ 'SCHOCK DILLEY. - Married, at
the residence Of Rev. c. l.. Stafford,
district Dc superintendent, Oskaloosa
district, Methodist Episcopal church,
January 3. 1913, Mr.. Earl Lewis
Schock, OF Lacey, Iowa. and Miss FL
sic May Dilley, also OF Lacey, Several
friends accompanied the couple and
witnessed the ceremony. Mr.. New
port and the sister of the bride, Miss
Sylvia Dilley, signed the marriage
certificate as witnesses. The happy
couple will have the congratulations
and well wishes of large circle of
friends.
1 n OF hi,t =
ty wedding took place on New Years
day at the Christian church when MIR.
John Bruhn, of What Cheer, and Miss
Mae Cowan, of Blyth, we're united in
marriage by the pastor, Roy e. Dead
man. They were accompanied by Mr..
i Forest Kunate, OF What Cheer, and
Miss Ethel ,Cowan. sister Of the
bride. The groom Is q young business
man of What Cheer and the bride is
from one, of the best families of Blyth.
4 They win make their home in What
] Cheer, where they have host OF
friends, who rejoice with them at the
bright outlook for their future happi
ness. + - g|.t, @ssEi - - .ta&; :,
+ CHRIsMAN-BoMAR.-M Married, at
1.-THE home of the officiating minister,
Rev. Roy e. Deadnan, of AIT North
Third street, on Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1912
at $3.50 p. M, Miss Maude Bomar. OF
this city, to l.. C. Chrisman, of Sigour.
ney. The wedding ceremony was per
formed In the presence of friends OF
the bride, who is we'll known In Os-
kaloosa and who has many friends
here. Mr. Chrisman has been for
some time one of the respected citi-
zens of Sigourney and will engage in
business in Oskaloosa. For the pres
ent at least they viii make this city
their home. All join In wishing them
a very happy life.
Observation-Disclosures Married,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o.. N.
Yeoman, on Monday, Dec. %, 1919,
at high noon, Mr.. Lote McCreery and
Miss Dot Hunter, both of Keoknk
county, Rev. Jos. Lisk of Oskaloosa
oficiating. Leonard Yeoman acted
as best man and Miss Ada Whitmer
was bridesmaid. Others present at
the ceremony we're Mr.. and Mrs. r.
N McFall, Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Yeo.
man. Ada Alexander and Alma Mer.
/ rick. Mr.. and Mrs. McCreery will
reside on the McCreery farm five
miles northeast of Fremont. r.
HADLEY - BROLLIAR. - A quiet
wedding occurred mt the Christian
church parsonage on Saturday after
noon, Jan. 4, 1919, the contracting
iparties being Miss Helen Brolliar
and Mr.. George w. Hadley, of Rich.
land iowa