The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-12-03

urday by Justice of the Peace Dave
B. Hawkins, at his office.
b. BRANCH = BROWN. - Mr.. James
Branch and Mrs. Eta Brown, both
of this city. were united in marriage
at o'clock p. m. Sunday at the of
fee of the officiating magistrate,
Justice Dave B. Hawkins.
RRON.--Attorney John H. Her
ron, aged 50 years, 10 months and 5
days, passed away Monday morning,
November 80, 1914. at 1916 o'clock
at his nome, sos Third avenue East
Prayer service will be held Monday
Nov. 30, at IL o'clock m. at the late
residence. The body will be taken
today via the G. r. l. &. P. on the
12;45 p. m. train to Adel, Ia, where
interment will be made in Oakwood
cemetery.
SMITH. - kilograms today from
Miss Maggie Hoffman, announce
the sudden death of her aunt, Mrs
Susan Smith, of St. Louis. Miss
Hoffman, and her sister, Mrs. Lizzie
! X. Blackford, had gone to st. Louis
and enjoyed a Thanksgiving yisi
with their aunt. About the tins
they were ready to start home Sun
day evening, Mrs. Smith took sud
denly i'll with an affection of thu
heart, and died early this morning
SMITH-JONES. - Married, Wed
nesday evening. November 25, 1914
at 800 o'clock at the Christian
church parsonage, Miss villa Jones to
John T. Smith, both of Oskaloosa
Rev. Charles Farley of the Christian
church officiating. At home after De,
cember Is, 1914, at No. 402 Third av'
enue east.
Both bride and groom are we'll
known and deserving young people
and have the congratulations and
we'll wishes of the community. The
bride was formerly of Sigourney, d
daughter of Mrs. Lima Jones, No. 402
Third avenue east She has been
tconnected with the Baldauf. Rosen
blatt Company TO several years and
department. The groom was born
east of Oskaloosa, son of Sam
Smith, of A avenue east, and is q
popular young man about town. For
ten years or more he has been as
ISOLATED in the Jewelry manufactur
h ing business for local firms and in
regarded an expert workman. He
now holds a fine position with the
VanderZee Jewelry Co.
CHILD - LYLE. - A beautiful
home wedding took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Lyle west OF
town, Thursday at noon, when their
only daughter Blanche, became the
The wedding was very quiet affair
attended only by few intimate
friends and near relatives At IL
o'clock the young people we're united
in marriage by DR.. Edwards, of Penn
| College and after congratulations the
entire company were seated at two
long tables in the dining room where
i an elaborate FIVE course dinner was
served. The dining room was beau
tifully decorated in yellow and white
>chrysanthemums being used. The
groom is a popular young man and is
connected with the Grinnell Savings
Bank and the bride who has grown
TO womanhood in this community
has a host OF friends who wish the
young couple long life and happiness
in their new home at Grinnell where
they will receive their friends after
February first. They left last even.
ing for a short visit at Ottumwa and
Burlington. The out Of town guests
we're the groom's father and brother,
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Child. of 0sceola
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Child. of Ne
yada, Iowa, Mrs. NJ A. Mehlin, of
Grinnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyle,
Iof Ottumwa, Mr.. and Mrs, Wilbur
Swasick and daughter Gertrude, OF
Blakesburg, the Misses ZoeMeier, of
Des Moines and Zoe Howe. Of Cedar
Rapids.
Arrested as Tramp. Has 1000.