The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

$3.50 y. M. Sunday, Feb, 1. 1914, at
1.-THE office of tile officiating magistrate,
Justice of the Peace l.. NJ. Bacon, MIR.
e. B. Seibert and Mrs. Carrie l.. Sci.
bert both of Oskaloosa. E.. r-s. .- -
ROBERTS. - Friday morning at
1890 o'clock, at the home of L. b.
iGoSseiiak, occurred the funeral OF s.
| H.. Roberts, interment being mado
in Forest Cemetery. The services
were conducted By DR.. -McCiclland,
assisted by Rev. L. o. Kemble. The
Frank Else, c., Yer PIoeg, W.. p.
/ Cleavcr, W.. j. Perkins and l.. d.
Gosselink.- ieNs3E ....'.'n g.. .:-',.... =
q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Youngberg
died Saturday. january 2l," 1914, at
800 o'clock D.. m. at his home in
Evaas, Funeral, Monday, February 2.
at 2:00r o'clock. + at, the Methodist
church In Evans. 4InternIent In But.
Ter cemetery at Evans. ~ las. 49,;
Mr.. YOungberg was born some ~
years ago In Sweden, and has lived in
Iowa 40 years. He was member Of
the U, NJ. w. of A. Deceased is sur
lvived by a wife and one son. Frank.
PRICE.-Wm. ]. Price, died Friday,
January 80. 1914, at 800 O'Clock "a. M,
at the residence OF his niece, corner
of Seventh street and Eighth avenue.
1 Funeral Sunday. February j. at 900
o'clock p. m, at the Christian church
at Indianapolis. lnterment in the In
dianapolis cemetery. 49, 70. :"
Mr. Price was born in the state of
Pennsylvania, and has lived In Iowa
isince 1868. lie was single, and a lit,
tie over 81 years old. His father, Il,
G. Price, and bis mother, whose maid
en- name was Mary j. McGrue, were
both born In Pennsylvania. .he dc
Iceascd Fl survived by one brother,
lCharles Price. of Texas, and four
sisters. MisS Maggie Price, Of Delta,
Mrs. Kate Crest, OF What Cheer, Mrs.
Eva Harris. of Thornburg and Mis-.
Bessie EdmuDdson, Of Coal Creek. 10
Friends wishing to Wow the re
mains of the late ". !. Price, SO2
Eighth avenue east, may call at
Cheesman's funeral home on Satur'
day or Sunday morning before $500
\ q. H. F-.- s.. .-. ."g'-.-
SMITH.-Died at her home south.
east of Grinnell at $50 a. m, Mon.
day, Jan. 26. of apoplexy at the age OF
81 years, 3 months and 20 days. Car
rie Davis Smith, wife of II. ID. Smith,
and eldest daughter of c. l.. and Clara
NJ. Davis of this city. The deceased
had been in her usual health until
about two hours preceding her death
She at once became unconscious and
remained so until the end came. Med.
ical aid was of no avail. A short
,Iservice was held at the home on
Tuesday morning: after which the re-
mains we're brought to Oskaloosa,
to the parents home. COL north A
were held on Wednesday, Jan. % at
2: 80 ,p.q m, conducted by Rev. Zendt
of Bloomington, lllt1 D. g.. r.. =.
The deceased has spent the great.
Ter part OF her life in Mahaska county.
She was married to Harold ID. Smith
Jon April I. 1904. To them was born
one son. Kenneth, who five years ago
preceded his mother to the other
shore Mr.. Smith had recently pur.
chased farm about four miles east
'of Oskaloosa of which they expected
TO take possession on March l. The
deceased leaves to mourn their loss,
husband, father, mother. two sisters,
Mrs. Claude Darland. who resides on
the Iowa City road, Miss Mae Davis
of this city, two brothers, Walter and
Fred Davis OF Adams township. The
death, the services. the floral tributes
we're all in keeping With the quiet un,
assuming character of the departed.