The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-31

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Clarence Keyte, Elmer Mo "a
1896 and
Bertha Alexander, Fremont .2s
Fred L. sondregger, oskaloosa IS
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Ezalama McMoOran, oskaloosa 25
Charles G. Hargraye, Rose Hill. %
HaIlie r Grubb, Barnes city. .22
MERRILL-DEwITT.- Mr.. Henry
Merrill, Of Oskaloosa, and Miss Jes.
sic Dewitt, of Taintor, were married
/ Thursday afternoon at O'Clock by
Justice of the peace l.. M. Bacon,
ABEL--FULLER.-- MIR. John Abel,
Fremont, and Miss Iffal Fuller. OF
Hedrick, were united In marriage by
Justice Of the Peace l. M. Bacon,
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
SHoEMAKE. Mrs. b. r. Shoe.
make died at Oskaloosa hospital tails
morning at s o'clock. The funeral
win be held at the Friends church
Monday morning at 1880 o'clock.
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BRowN--Jno. Brown, age 76 years
died Monday, December 81, 1914, at
$500 q m, at the county farm. after
two years suffering from rheumatism
and old age. Mr.. Brown was born
in Durham, England, and has lived
In Iowa for 80 years. Interment
was made at Forest cemetery.
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Fred Sonderegger and Miss Ezalama
McMoran, both of this city, we're mar
ried in the presence of a small com
pany of relatives and near friends at
four o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Dec.
%, 1914. The ceremony. pretty ring
service, was performed at the home
J of the bride. No. 1920 High avenue
! west, Rev. w. H. Perdew of the Cen
trail Methodist church officiating Miss
Berenice Reynolds played the wedding
march and the happy young couple
we're attended by Miss Christina Nc
Moran, sister of the bride as brides
maid and by Herman Sonderegger,
lbrother of the groom. Following the
wedding ceremony a sumptuous four
I course dinner was served by young
lady friends OF the bride. Many hand
some and useful presents were re-
ceiyed and showers OF good wishes
and congratulations are given the
bride and groom who win reside in
Oskaloosa.
For several years the bride has
been the efficient book-keeper at the
Glaze & Haynes grocery ad has en-
deared herself to large circle Of
/, friends. The groom is a trusted en-
ploy of the NJ. G. st. L. Ry in the
freight department.
WHITE-Funeral services for Mrs.
!. Ella Il. White, wife Of postmaster
: Tibbals White OF University Park was.
. held Tuesday afternoon at Central
Holiness University Park Chapel and
q was largely attended by friends, as
sOciates and those who have known
of this most excellent woman. The
death was so sudden that it's an.
: jnouncement was a shock alike for
relatives and community. Mrs.
White was in seemingly perfect
health Sunday, attended church SER
vices and was among her friends dur.
ing the day as usual with no intima.
intense pains Monday evening and
when the word went out that Mrs.
White was i'll, no one felt much con-
, cerned as she has been appearantly
so well during the day that no one
believed she could be seriously indis.
posed. "A physician summoned, inn
, mediately recognized the seriousness
J Iof the case and called in assistance
, for consultation. Nothing, practical
, lily could be done for the relief of the
Isufferer and she passed out little
: after eleven the same evening, Mon
day, Dec. 81. People OF the commun-
, Iity could not believe that their friend
J land associate had died. Death en-
sued from uraemic poisoning incident
to pregnancy. Services were con-
Quoted by Professor John w. Leedy
land a great manifestation of the grief
of the community in its realization OF
the loss OF the woman was Witnessed.
THE body was taken to Apple River,
Illinois, the former home of the de-
ceased for final service and inter
ment.
WILEY. - Funeral services for
the late Nathan Wiley, recently OF
Ramona, California, but an old. time
resident OF Oskaloosa, were held at
the Ebbert Chapel on North First
Istreet at two o'clock p. m. Tuesday,
December %, 1914, conducted by the
Rev. G. l.. Minear, district supeFin-
tendent of the Methodist Episcopal
Ichurch and in whose charge deceased
was associated at Knoxville. Rev. I.
10. Kemble assisted. Mr. Wiley he'd
been a member of Mr.. Kemble's Bible
Study class in the Sunday school in
his association with the local Meth
lodist church ]. B. MeCurdy, an old
time friend and church associate was
called upon TO look after the details
of the ceremonies Of the afternoon.
Pail bearers were. Jack and George
Ramsay, Eph Smith, Albert Cooper,
Robert Kent, Thomas C. Carlin and
d. e. Henley
] Among those in attendance from
Ioutside the city we're, the son, Bert
Wiley, Of Omaha, George Ramsay,
Mrs. John Novels, Mrs. Robert Ram.
say, and Mrs. Sadie Varley and daugh
u.